The NoteBook - the film also makes men cry at 14 years old

The NoteBook - the film also makes men cry at 14 years old

Romantic film "The Notebook" has been familiar to audiences for 14 years, but you are sure you know all 9 secret behind this little?
The Notebook is among a handful of romantic films that make the man's tears. Based on the 1996 novel by Nicholas Sparks, the film is a love story between Noah (Ryan Gosling) and Allie (Rachel McAdams) since they first met in North Carolina in the 1940s. The love between Noah and Allie encounter barriers, separated for many years before reuniting forever after.
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When the movie was released in 2004, The Notebook broke the spectator's suspicion of a $ 115 million worldwide. The movie brought Rachel Adams's name to light, and Ryan Gosling from an unnamed actor suddenly became the marshal of Hollywood. On the occasion of the launch of The Notebook, along with interesting facts you may not know about this romantic work.

1. Based on fact

Like many of the stories on the screen, watch The Notebook in megashare9 is based on the true story of the love of the wife of the novelist wife novelist Nicolas Sparks. Experiencing many ups and downs, the two have lived happily together for over 60 years. His wife was so close to her grandparents that Nicolas and Cathy celebrated their wedding in their homes because they were too old to reach the church. Nicolas then describes in his book how two people care and care for each other, from how to pour tea, fist, eye contact ... still full sweet after 60 years of living. It is an eternal love. Unfortunately, their granddaughter could not repeat the beautiful love story when Cathy and Nicolas divorced in 2015.

2. It only took five months to complete the novel

Since the publication of The Notebook in 1996, Nicolas Sparks has become famous for his ability to "crush" every year a book. That is astonishing speed compared to George R. R. Martin who took 8 years not yet finished writing The Winds of the Winter. Nicolas shared that he applied the technique of using two months of planning and five months of writing books for a target of 2000 words a day and writing in only 5-6 hours at an average of 60 words per minute. But almost immediately the manuscript was licensed by New Line Cinema to be made into a film, but it would take years before TheNotebook could reach the big screen.

3. Ryan Gosling was selected for "bad boy"

TheNotebook was originally directed by Steven Spielberg and directed by Tom Cruise to Noah, but when Spielberg retires, the actor is no longer salty. In the early 2000s, Nick Cassavetes was picked up on the chair and nearly sent Noah to singer Justin Timberlake. But Cassavetes thinks the star is so popular and handsome, so chose a guy who is "handsome, sloppy and insane" like Ryan Gosling.

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4. Rachel McAdams also narrowly missed the lead role

Rachel is not the first name to be considered for Allie. At the time, Justin Timberlake's ex-girlfriend Britney Spears was targeted for the female lead. Fortunately, this singer couple is not the last option, otherwise The Notebook will be a music video loss. In addition to Britney, other stars like Reese Witherspoon, Ashely Judd also auditioned.

5. Director Cassavetes uses the right to help from relatives

In The Notebook, Nick Cassavetes holds a place for his mother, Gena Rowlands, as Allie's old man. Gena is one of the most enduring actresses of the past 60 years, winning four Emmys and two Golden Globes. With a family whose ex-husband and children are well-known directors, it's easy to see Gena regularly appearing in the children's films.