Cast of the notebook movie#
Cast of the notebook series#

Cast of the notebook movie#

The opening scene of the movie begins with an old man, holding a worn-out notebook, and reading a romantic story to a fellow patient in a nursing home.

Cast of the notebook series#

The Notebook tells us a beautiful yet sad tale of love by means of a series of flashbacks. This is going to be a tear-filled ride down your memory lane. And wait don’t forget to keep your tissues handy. So today, let’s take a step back in time and relive this wonderful movie. Both of them make such a starstruck couple - making us almost believe that their wins and losses, emotions and heartbreaks are, in fact, true.

It has two more elements - the teen heartthrob (Did I say, only teen? Never mind) Ryan Gosling and the queen of romantic flicks – Rachel McAdams. And this is not the only reason The Notebook is so beautiful.

Of course, it is a sob-fest it explores the idea of one finding one’s soulmate, and it makes us cry - a lot! Whether you admit it or not, you have definitely fantasized about falling in love once, like this, when someone sweeps you off your feet. Grand Ave.Released way back in 2004, this tear-jerker of a movie has all the ingredients of dreamy, everlasting love. Learn more at Chicago Shakespeare Theater.Ĭhicago Shakespeare Theater, 800 E. “The Notebook” will run from September 6 – October 16. On the TODAY Show, Hoda Kotb recently previewed the soon-to-be hit with Michaelson. The upcoming world premiere has been garnering national attention. Joining the ranks are the incredible cast members that will be the faces of Chicago world premiere: Joy Woods (Broadway’s SIX, off-Broadway Little Shop of Horrors) as Middle Allie and Tony Award-winner Maryann Plunkett (Broadway’s Me and My Girl, Sunday in the Park with George, The Crucible, Saint Joan) as Older Allie Ryan Vasquez (Broadway’s Waitress, Wicked, Hamilton) as Middle Noah, and John Beasley (Kennedy Center’s Fences, Goodman Theatre’s Two Trains Running, WB’s “Everwood”) as Older Noah as well as so many others, including a stellar ensemble lineup. Co-directors Michael Greif and Schele Williams walk the line between the two, and share the journey with fellow creative minds Michaelson, choreographer Katie Spelman, Bekah Brunstetter ( This Is Us), and many more. Reimagining a cult classic takes commitment, and risk - stick to the roots yet introduce enough creativity to give it new life.

The Broadway-bound production is what promises to be a rapturous musical - with lyrics and music by Ingrid Michaelson, a two-time platinum artist and Broadway performer, among other accolades. While most audiences are familiar with the 2004 film, devotees to the tale should prepare themselves for a new spin on this story that has been deemed a modern classic of the romance genre. The tale of of love, loss and reunion is getting its world premiere theatrical debut Sept. Fans of the bestselling 1996 Nicholas Sparks novel, “The Notebook,” will soon have their chance to experience a stage rendition of the beloved story.