CAST OF THE NOTEBOOK MOVIE
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I would love a prequel about Allie’s mom and her ex.I had completely erased the war part of The Notebook from my memory.I love writing letters, but even I find the idea of 365 letters kind of tedious.

CAST OF THE NOTEBOOK FREE

I’m assuming they’re a metaphor for Allie feeling caged by parents, and society, but finally being able to fly free at the end. The Notebook really has a thing for birds.Something about them makes everything more tragic and heightened. I think I just really love period piece love stories.The Notebook rewatch sparked so many thoughts, some silly, some profound, and more just ramblings. (Image credit: New Line Cinema) Other Thoughts However, love shouldn’t be an excuse to just cheat and neglect your fiancé. I know that viewers aren’t supposed to hate Allie and Noah, because we’re supposed to view this all as them being so in love that they would always only want each other. We don’t even completely get Lon’s reaction to the breakup.įor all we know, the Allie breakup could have been Lon’s villain origin story. At least poor Martha (Jamie Brown) could see their romance as a window of what could be for her. According to my calculation, Allie and Noah only dated for a few months (before getting married and starting their life together), but she dated Lon for at least three years before completely dumping him.Įven if you love Allie and Noah together, you kind of have to think that they were quite terrible for how they treated their exes. Allie not only cheats on him, but she does it while completely forgetting about him for days. Sometimes the other guy in these types of movies sucks.

CAST OF THE NOTEBOOK MOVIE

Lon joins the list of movie boyfriends involved in a love triangle who do nothing wrong but just aren’t the right guy. (Image credit: New Line Cinema) I Can’t Help But Feel Bad For Lon The Notebook is one of those movies where it’s clear that multiple elements, including costumes and makeup, work in harmony to make this such a memorable film. I noticed that the outfit that Allie and Noah wear when they meet, mimics the clothing that they’re wearing as older adults, at least in terms of colors. The costume designers also use the clothes in very interesting ways. Every one of Allie’s outfits, I would love to steal.

The 1940s fashion is really gorgeous in The Notebook. The makeup is really subtle but completely transforms these characters. As Allie ages, more makeup appears to be added, which makes her look older and more sophisticated. Once he has facial hair, he becomes an adult Noah who has seen some things. Clean-shaven Ryan Gosling looks like a teen. They tone back the makeup with McAdams to give her a fresh face to portray teen Allie. This is partly because of their acting skills, and partly because of the makeup department. They completely convince you that they’re teens at the start of the movie. The rest of the ages are played by Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling. The oldest versions of Allie and Noah are played by James Garner and Gena Rowlands.

The Notebook starts with Allie and Noah as teens, then ends with them as older adults. (Image credit: New Line Cinema) The Costumes And Makeup Departments Are The MVPs Of This Movie

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