The Notebook
2004
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Deleted scenes from the movie 'The Notebook' with Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams.
The Notebook: Deleted Scenes: Directed by Nick Cassavetes. With Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. Deleted scenes that were cut from the film 'The Notebook'.
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- Drama, Romance
- Nick Cassavetes
- 2005-02-08
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- They’Re So Young
- The Timing of This Movie Is Wild
- Red Comes Up A Lot
- The Notebook Was A Family Affair
- Noah & Allie’s First Meeting Was Problematic
- Their Song Is Major Foreshadowing
- It Birthed A Few Tiktok Trends
- Lon Is A Catch
- It’S All So #Coastalgranddaughter
- It Could Have Been A Very Different Movie
If the first thing you do when rewatching an old movie is check the actors’ ages and throw yourself into an existential crisis, you’re not alone! To save you the trouble: Ryan Gosling was 23 when The Notebook came out, and Rachel McAdams was 25. That’s perfectly reasonable, given their characters’ romance begins when they’re still teenagers. But st...
While we’re looking back, it’s worth noting that The Notebook premiered on June 25, 2004 — roughly two months after another iconic McAdams movie, Mean Girls. What a time for cinema!
Back to the movie... are sunsets in the Carolinas just incredibly red? The opening scene of the movie sees present-day Allie watching the birds outside of her nursing home, and the entire scene — from the sky to the marshlands below — is awash in vibrant blood orange. But it could be a bit of foreshadowing because Allie favors the color in both the...
Speaking of older Allie, she’s played by the magnificent Gena Rowlands. The heft of her star power likely escaped very young viewers the first time around, but it’s a big deal — as Richard Brody recently put it for The New Yorker, she’s “the most important and original movie actor of the past half century-plus.” Despite more than proving her acting...
Revisiting a favorite movie or TV show will often leave you cringing at the more problematic, “Was this supposed to be romantic?” moments. Naturally, The Notebook has a few of those. When Noah and Allie first meet at the carnival, he presses her for an explanation when she says she doesn’t want to dance. Then, when she’s on the Ferris wheel, he dan...
During their first official date, Noah and Allie dance to “I’ll Be Seeing You.” The sweet tune becomes their song, and Noah actually tells Allie, “I’ll be seeing you” right before they both pass away in each other’s arms at the end of the film. And in fact, the song’s lyrics about missing a loved one take on a tragic new meaning with the context of...
When your brain is 95% trending TikTok sounds, it’s fun to happen upon one in the wild — and The Notebook actually birthed several. There’s Allie’s “I want a white house with blue shutters” speech, which people use to show off their dream homes; and Noah’s impassioned “What do you want?” moment, which perfectly describes those moments when you don’...
The best love trianglesneed to make a case for both prospective suitors. And even with his limited screentime, James Marsden’s Lon does that! He’s gorgeous, understanding, and pleasantly chill about his wife-to-be’s cold feet. “Take your time,” he tells her, before she goes to reconnect with Noah. “Do whatever you need to do. It’s OK to be nervous,...
The Notebook’s love triangle is still fun to dissect on a rewatch, but romance is no longer my big takeaway from this movie. It’s the vibes:lunch by the water, plentiful porch chairs, the blue-and-white floral wallpaper in Allie’s Seabrook hotel room. The coastal charm!
There are deleted scenes from The Notebook that add context on a rewatch, though it’s probably best they were left out of the final cut. For example, in one missing scene, the older Noah recounts the early stages of Allie’s dementia — and makes Allie’s decision explicit about filling the titular notebook with their story. The theatrical version lea...
Jul 13, 2004 · From picture 1 to this, only Allie returning to him could have brought about that change. 5. This is just a deleted beach scene from either before or after the "I'm a bird" scene. Noah and Allie are wearing the same clothing. The same birds are in the background of the pic too. 6.
Jul 21, 2016 · This Deleted Scene From 'The Notebook' Provides Some Much-Needed Commentary. "Let 'em fall." By now you’ve seen “The Notebook” hundreds, if not thousands, of times. But you haven’t seen all of it. We hope you’ve saved some of those Gosling tears for this freshly uncovered deleted scene brought to us by comedy group Soren & Jolles.
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