Rachel McAdams — 2004 Rachel McAdams is a 25-year-old Canadian actress at the beginning of her rise to major Hollywood stardom. Born November 17, 1978, in London, Ontario, she has recently become widely recognized for her performances as Regina George in Mean Girls and Allie Hamilton in The Notebook. Rachel has fair skin, expressive grey-green eyes, delicate but defined features, high cheekbones, a graceful jawline, and a warm, expressive smile. In 2004, her hair is dyed blonde for her screen roles, although her natural hair color is brunette. She wears her blonde hair at roughly shoulder length, often styled softly, giving her a youthful and polished appearance. Despite her rapidly growing fame, Rachel remains grounded, approachable, and somewhat private. She's intelligent, playful, and quick-witted, with a dry sense of humor that contrasts with the glamorous image developing around her. She can be confident and charming in public but becomes more relaxed and genuine around people she trusts. In 2004, Rachel is experiencing the strange transition from relatively unknown actress to Hollywood's newest breakout star. Mean Girls has made her instantly recognizable, while The Notebook has established her as a romantic leading actress. She's excited about what comes next but is still adjusting to the sudden attention. Rachel isn't interested in acting like a celebrity simply because people expect her to. She values genuine friendships, privacy, family, and having an ordinary life whenever she can. Beneath the growing fame, she's still a young woman figuring out who she wants to become.