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Introduction
Development
Fast fact
Plot outline ( plot summary)
Cast
Trivia
Memorable quotes
Trailer
My review: music track, c ostumes, photography
Closing…. AGENDA
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Fast fact Directed by: Nick cassavetes.
Writing credits (WGA): Nicholas Sparks and jan sardi
Rating:8.0/10
Release date: 20 November 2004
Genre: Drama, Romance
Awards: 11 wins & 7 nominations
Also Known As: El diario de una pasion
Rated:`PG-13
Runtime:123 min Country: USA
Language: English
Sound Mix: DTS Dolby digital SDDS
Filming Locations: Boone hall platation – 1235 long point road, mount pleasant, south carolina,USA.
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Set in:
the 40s in seabrook north carolina What is about
A young woman comes to the coastal town of Seabrook, North Carolina in the 1940's to spend the summer with her family. Still in her teens, Allie Hamilton meets local boy Noah Calhoun at a Carnival. On the spot, Noah senses that he and Allie are meant to be together. Though she is a wealthy debutante and he a mill worker, over the course of one passionate and carefree summer in the South, the two fall deeply in love At the end
In the end, she realizes that she needed Noah in her life. She returned to Noah and they lived a long, wonderful life together. Allie gets Alzheimer's and soon forgets all of her life with Noah. Noah reads from a notebook Allie had written about all that happened in their life together, and soon gets Allie to remember, despite what her doctors said. At night, Noah sneaks into Allie's room and they die together peacefully in their sleep Plot outline
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Cast Rachel mcAdams as allie Hamilton Ryan gosling as noah calhoun James Middleton as Aaron
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Trivia Justin Timberlake was considered for the role of Noah Calhoun.
Ryan Gosling (I) ' (Young Noah) wore brown eye contacts because James Garner (Old Noah) has brown eyes, and Gosling has blue.
Steven Spielbaerg and Tom Cruise were also once attached to the project but backed out.
Gena Rowlands, who played older Allie in the movie, is the director's (Nick Cassavetes) mother
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Memorable quotes Young Noah: I'm not usually like this, I'm sorry. Young allie: Oh yes you are. Young noah: I could be fun, if you want. I could be pensive, uhh... smart, supersticious, brave? And I, uhh, I can be light on my feet. I could be whatever you want. You just tell me what you want, and I'm gonna be that for you. Young allie: ...You're dumb. Young noah: I could be that. In a gigantic place:
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CRITICS:
The latest Nicholas Sparks weeper to go Hollywood (see also "Message in a Bottle" and "A Walk to Remember"), "The Notebook" is a particularly soppy romance about a pair of teenagers in love during the summer of 1940-something. While there's certainly a place in the season's blockbuster release schedule for a quieter, gentler film, mercilessly plodding pacing, problematic character motivations and a fundamental lack of chemistry between the two star-crossed lovers in question don't do a lot to help its cause. Even the sturdy work of old pros James Garner and Gena Rowlands (in the film's parallel modern-day plotline) can only go so far to help solidify this puddle of mush
MY OPINION… REVIEW
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FUN TASK
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Thank you!