Los Angeles Times Published: May 5, 2005 It’s meal break time on the Culver Studios set of “The Family Stone,” and Rachel McAdams is perched on a couch in one of the unassuming production offices, defending the unkind. “You see so many [scripts] where you can play that nice girl next door and it’s usually
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Times-Dispatch Published: June 20, 2004 At this very minute, Rachel McAdams is the Next Big Thing. Next Big Thingness is nebulous. One misstep, one slight shift of the winds of fate, and it can all be gone. Countless would-be stars (Brittany Murphy, Claire Danes) can tell you that. But if all goes her way, McAdams,
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New York Post Published: June 20, 2004 The romantic tearjerker “The Notebook” stands out in a summer of popcorn blockbusters as a prime example of counter-programming. The sentimental period drama, out Friday, is also notable for another reason: It announces 25-year-old newcomer Rachel McAdams as a superstar-in-waiting. Critics have been going gaga for the classic
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New York Daily News Published: June 20, 2004 HOLLYWOOD – [Rachel McAdams] has a highly sympathetic role in her new film, “The Notebook,” opening Friday. So she’s now happy to recount how much her vicious Regina was hated in “Mean Girls.” In “The Notebook,” a romantic drama based on Nicholas Sparks’ best-selling novel and set
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National Post Published: June 18, 2004 As Canadian actress Rachel McAdams goes from a Mean Girl to lovelorn pretty girl in The Notebook, it seems her acting ability is as versatile as her hair colour The glamour and the excitement of a movie star’s life is something to behold. And some day, perhaps, Rachel McAdams
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Washington Times Published: June 18, 2004 It’s easy to see why young Canadian actress Rachel McAdams has managed to make that elusive breakthrough in Hollywood – the 25- year-old is blessed with being pretty, thin and blond. But the former competitive skater and theatre graduate can also act, as she proves in the two very
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Washington Times Published: June 15, 2004 That’s a wrap “The Wedding Crashers,” the forthcoming comedy starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn that filmed extensively in the District and on the Eastern Shore, is in the can. “We just finished a few days ago,” reported co-star Rachel McAdams, the 27-year-old starlet of “Mean Girls” and “The
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Harbour City Star Published: May 22, 2004 Rachel McAdams hates to admit it, but when she was growing up in the southwestern Ontario town of St. Thomas, there was a time when she behaved like a genuine “mean girl.” So when she was cast for a key role in Paramount’s new hit film, Mean Girls,
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National Post Published: May 5, 2004 As the blong queen in “Mean Girls”, Rachel McAdams is making a name for herself. She’s the 25-year-old actress who’s incredibly proud, but amazingly modest, about the glowing reviews she’s received playing a 17-year-old manipulative control freak. Even better for McAdams, who grew up in St. Thomas, near London,
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The Canadian Press Published: April 29, 2004 LOS ANGELES (CP) – Rachel McAdams is a lean mean acting machine. The small-town girl from St. Thomas, Ont., did not grow up rich, or spoiled or mean, but she’s able to weave all of these qualities into the self-absorbed main meanie in the movie Mean Girls, which
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