Ryan Gosling & Rachel McAdams' 'The Notebook' IRL Feud Made the Movie Better
The Big Picture Nick Cassavetes' The Notebook is one of the most iconic romance films of all time, but the occurrences behind the scenes between its two lead stars were just as famous . Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams were the perfect pair to bring Nicholas Sparks' Noah Calhoun and Allie Hamilton to cinematic life. The pairing was sensational, and the film earned over $118 million worldwide.
Ryan Gosling Went All-In on Preparations for 'The Notebook' Initially hesitant about taking the role, Gosling eventually found his rhythm and began to become more invested in playing his character. Perhaps even a bit too much. Cassavetes made his film set work in a collaborative manner, asking for feedback and suggestions from his actors. Gosling was eager to provide his own input, and one day, even discussed accents and eye colors with James Garner.
Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams On-Set Fight As production rolled on, the working relationship between Gosling and McAdams seemed to be fine. As the days went by, however, the two actors slowly began to pick up some of Noah and Allie's traits, and not the good ones. They began bickering, and the two started to quarrel more and more. One day in production, everything went ballistic. Cassavetes describes how Gosling and McAdams really weren't getting along in one particular sequence.
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