National Post Published: June 25, 2005 The more famous Rachel McAdams gets, the more precious her anonymity becomes. That’s why she’s pleased that she’s usually left alone in Toronto, the city she’s called home since 1997. “It suits who I am,” she says.” Rachel who? Last year she played the meanest of Mean Girls in
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Canoe Published: August 15, 2005 Canadian on a hot streak after Wedding Crashers. HOLLYWOOD — It took horror king Wes Craven to rekindle Rachel McAdams’ darker side. McAdams, 28, is best known as the nasty girl in Mean Girls, the romantic heroine of The Notebook and the girl who tames playboy Owen Wilson in Wedding
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AP Published: September 22, 2005 MEAN GIRLS may have been the coming out party for Lindsay Lohan, but considering Rachel McAdams’ red-hot career, some revisionist history may be in order. McAdams, who portrayed the head of The Plastics (the hot girl high school clique) in 2004′s Mean Girls, has emerged as 2005′s most talked-about young
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Los Angeles Daily News Published: August 28, 2005 Rachel McAdams has the lead in airborne thriller Red Eye, but her fellow passengers still don’t recognise her – even when she’s on the in-flight movie. By Evan Henerson. There was a time, not so long ago, when Rachel McAdams might have built herself a career playing
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IGN Published: August 5, 2005 The director and stars of Red Eye talk to IGN. Wes Craven has had a long and storied career. He has created two of the most successful horror franchises of all time with A Nightmare on Elm Street and Scream. He has become synonymous with the horror genre and even
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Radio Free Published: August 6, 2005 MEDIA: What attracted you to this project, and your role in particular? RACHEL: I was just flattered out of my shoes that Wes even knew who I was, let alone was considering me for this part, because I hadn’t done anything like it. And I’m always interested in doing
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Dark Horizons Published: August 16, 2005 Rachel McAdams is quietly and cheerfully philosophical when it comes to talking about her impending fame. Now that her recent Wedding Crashers is a bona fide hit, the beautiful actress, back on screen in Wes Craven’s Red Eye, says she is happy to take it as it comes. “I
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The Star Published: August 22, 2005 Rachel McAdams is America’s new sweetheart. She made us laugh in “Wedding Crashers” and cry in “The Notebook.” Next she’ll try to spook us in Wes Craven’s “Red Eye.” But first, she spoke with NEWSWEEK’s Ramin Setoodeh. We’re doing this interview on a Saturday night. Shouldn’t you be out
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Paul Fischer Published: August 15, 2005 Rachel McAdams is quietly and cheerfully philosophical when it comes to talking about her impending fame. Now that her recent Wedding Crashers is a bona fide hit, the beautiful actress, back on screen in Wes Craven’s Red Eye, says she is happy to take it as it comes. “I
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Emanuel Levy Published: August, 2005 “Rachel was the only actress we met with. She has a wonderful quality. She’s very beautiful, but at the same time very accessible.” –Producer Marianne Maddalena “I had seen Rachel in The Notebook and Mean Girls, and knew she was an actor of enormous range and great charisma, not to
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