Rachel McAdams (born October 7, 1976) is a Canadian actress. She was born in London, Ontario, Canada, and grew up in St. Thomas, Ontario. At the age of four, she took up competitive figure skating. She took up acting at age thirteen at summer theater camp.Biography
Rachel attended Central Elgin Collegiate Institute in St. Thomas from grade nine to OAC (An optional 13th year for ontario pre-college students). She later graduated from York University with honors, where she studied theatre.
Rachel McAdams had a large role in the film The Hot Chick, alongside Rob Schneider, but her career really took off when she starred as Regina George, popularity queen and resident bitch of her school, in the 2004 hit Mean Girls. She starred opposite Hollywood It-Girl Lindsay Lohan. Mean Girls got McAdams' name into many homes around the United States, as it was such a big hit.
Rachel McAdams followed Mean Girls with the film adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' novel The Notebook, alongside Ryan Gosling. Her most recent role was that of the engaged daughter of an important political leader in The Wedding Crashers. She starred opposite Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. Her next role is in the thriller Red Eye.
McAdams received critical acclaim for both roles and was honored for her work, most recently a record number of five nominations, and three wins, at the MTV Movie Awards in 2005
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