The Making of ‘The Notebook’ ‘The Notebook’ is known for its heart wrenching love story and attractive actors and actresses. Women specifically find the Character Noah, who was played by the actor Ryan Gosling, extremely attractive. But, according to Seventeen Magazine’s article “11 Thinks You Never Knew About ‘The Notebook’ director Nick Cassavates actually cast Ryan Gosling as Noah because “he was not very handsome.” I know ladies, it’s a shock how someone could find him as “not very handsome.” When it comes to the making of ‘The Notebook’ there are countless interesting and shocking facts. The directors and producers of ‘The Notebook’ payed attention to every single detail when creating the movie. They noted everything including eye …show more content…
In order for them to have Ryan Gosling look the part for the older scenes of Noah and Allie the movie was filmed in reverse. This made is so Gosling had to lose 20 pounds of muscle during their Christmas vacation and shave his beard in order to turn in the “younger Noah.” When thinking of the movie it’s hard to think of anyone else playing the characters of Noah and Allie. Originally, singers Justin Timberlake and Brittney Spears were considered for the roles. Remember that the next time you are watching the movie and picture those two in the place or Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. …show more content…
Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams are both incredibly actors and played had acceptation performances in the movie. This movie being Ryan Goslings most successful film is a well deserving award. During the iconic passionate scene at the end of the movie where Noah say’s to Allie “Stop thinning about what I want, what he wants, what your parents want. What do you want? What do you want! What do you want?” Gosling actually improved the line. He was so devoted and invested in the role that the words just came to him in the heat of the moment.
Leading actors Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena play Taylor and Zavala are tow Los Angeles cops. After working together for many years, they become brothers instead of partners, and they also patrol a tough largely populated Mexican neighborhood. They person in charge of casting couldn’t cast a better due then Gyllenhaal and Pena. Taylor and Zavala are as tight as brothers and there isn’t a single moment in the movie where you question it. They both put on brilliant performances, but it’s their chemistry that evaluates the movie to another level.
“People always fear change. People feared electricity when it was invented, didn't they? People feared coal, they feared gas-powered engines... There will always be ignorance, and ignorance leads to fear. But with time, people will come to accept their silicon masters,”Bill Gates. The world’s youngest billionaire is the hard working, intelligent Bill Gates. This man independently started his own computer company and built it up to a 230 billion dollar empire. Bill Gates changed the way the world uses computers by building his company, Microsoft, from the ground up,
Yes I do find evidence of some of Mark’s students taking responsibility for their choices, decisions and/or actions. For example, some of them finished their High School and got their diploma. They chose to attend the retreat and they participated by reading their writings and behaved very nicely. Also, Kevin was always helping around in the kitchen and being a messenger not getting in trouble. Many of the students who decided to be part of the writing class followed through by always attending and writing the best they could. We can also learned that Wong started working and went to community college once he got out just like he
The different descriptions and dialogues of Allie and Noah are what bring the change into their relationship. In the novel, Noah is described as a quiet and shy poet. “Although he was quiet, years of heavy lifting at the lumberyard helped him excel in sports, … An occasional person found him arrogant; most simply figured he had grown up a bit faster than everyone else.” (Sparks 24) Whereas in the film, Noah is very outgoing and confident. He does not stop until he gets what he wants. This is evident when Noah climbs on the ferris wheel and hangs from the bars at the carnival where he asks Allie to go out with him. She refuses and he blackmails her by making her think that he will fall down from such a height. Allie becomes frightened and agrees to go out with him, little did she know that this was his plan all along. The change in Noah’s description changes his personality and the way the audience views him as an individual character. Allie and Noah’s tone of dialogues are also changed to make them seem more modern. In the book, Allie agrees to spend time with Noah without any objection. “…the four of them stayed at the festival until the crowds were thin and everything closed up for the night. They met the following day, and the day after that, and they soon became inseparable.” (Sparks 13) This circumstance would not exist in today’s society as females have their personal preferences. This is seen in the movie when Allie plays ‘hard to get’ and rejects Noah several times when he reminds her of the date. “‘What are you doing tonight?’ … ‘Why?’ ‘Why? Our date.’ ‘What date?’ ‘The date that you agreed to.’ ‘No!’ ‘Yes, you did. You promised, and you swore it.’ ‘Well, I guess I changed my mind.’ … ‘Come on, one date. What's it gonna hurt?’ ‘Umm..I don't think so.’” (Cassavetes) Noah is also very understanding with Allie’s decision to leave him
The director of “Eye of the Beholder”, Rod Serling made the film like it is because
Although early tendencies tend to imply this a bromance in the making, it’s more of a drama about one man wanting what the other man has, while the other man simply wants more than what he does have. It’s a vague notion, to be sure – but it should inspire you to invest in viewing one of the most satisfying dramas of 2015. In the end, Jason Segel and Jesse Eisenberg deliver flawless performances, all thanks to up-and-coming director James Ponsoldt – who has proven to be a commanding presence behind the camera. Combined, these three men bring an emotionally charged, compelling story to the big screen – and deserve endless praise for their gallant
The utilization of laptop computers in the home health setting may impact the patient’s perception of the nurse’s attentiveness to patient needs and concerns. The impression of distraction may be mitigated by assuring the nursing staff are comfortable with the laptop documentation prior to sending them into a patient’s home with the technology. Comfort with technology decreases the requirement to focus as intently on the computer (Jones & Richards, 2013).
Ryan Gosling as Noah Calhoun - A young man falls in love with Allie the summer after graduating from high school. Flat character – because from the beginning of the story until the end his love and feelings to Allie Hamilton didn’t change. Noah represents true love and true faith. James Garner as Duke (Old Noah Calhoun) – The husband of Allie Hamilton and he is the narrator of the notebook.
The great job of the main protagonists Rachael Adams as Paige and Channing Tatum as Leo make this film an excellent movie because; it explores sacrificial love, has complex love obstacles, and includes attentive/attractive
This is why Olivier’s version stood out, there was different close ups and there was a clear purpose to what the director wanted to do with the camera.
The costuming in the film is important when they wedding begins, the bride seems very beautiful, so make-up is very important. It makes the character seems more natural, because teenagers usually use a lot of make-up, because they want to attract other people.
The director of this film did a fantastic job in combining these two plots, and giving the audience just enough time to figure out their relation. He didn?t give it away too soon, or so late that the story got boring or confusing. He also made very good use of underscoring (background music with no apparent source) in a previous scene where Allie and Noah where dancing alone in the middle on nowhere, to the sounds of Billie Holiday. This particular shot was a three minute continuous shot taken with a camera on a 300ft dolly track. The actors and actresses in this film did a remarkable job in playing their roles. The language and wardrobe fit the perfect description of a 40?s teenager.
The NoteBook Widget is a collection of "pages" that overlap each other; each page contains different information with only one page visible at a time. Properties of the parent notebook is now set. It is a most commonly used approach of displaying similar blocks of information that ensures separation of widgets. A notebook widget is created using the code below.
Noah Calhoun, played by Ryan Gosling, is a rural southerner who had fought in world war two after his beloved Ally had left him after their summer romance had come to an abrupt end. This film is set from Noah's point of view many years later after their love had been rekindled while "his" Ally is in a nursing home suffering from onset Alzheimer’s which is to whom he is
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