Do a little work on the Web site.” This is McAdams's routine in Toronto, where she has been since filming wrapped in New York on Morning Glory, a blockbuster romantic comedy also starring Harrison Ford, due out later this year. McAdams has recently reviewed green jeans and underwear. We'd sit in the hot tub at night”-at the Marriott Residence Inn in El Segundo-“and talk about our day.” Flash-forward to 2007: McAdams and Kuhlmann start with their pal Didi Bethurum. and a huge milestone in my life”), McAdams and her friend Megan Kuhlmann “would take the shuttle bus to Macy's to hang out at the makeup counter and eat at Islands. Mom: “Once you start, there's no turning back.”Ģ002, in a Jacuzzi: While filming The Hot Chick (“my first film in the U.S. “Why didn't you tell me?” she asked her mom. She never forced any beauty regimen into my world.” McAdams was teased in high school for not shaving her legs. “My mother never put an emphasis on looks. I took the bare minimum to get by.” She was the opposite of Regina George, her blisteringly evil character in Mean Girls. In high school I really didn't pay attention. I would fake sick all the time to the point where I'd convince myself I was sick. I'd begin with Days of Our Lives, then Another World, and finish off with General Hospital.
I hung up my skates and never looked back.”ġ995, on the sofa: “I grew up watching so much television. As soon as I heard that that's what it entailed, I was out of there.
At nine years old I was presented an opportunity to move to Toronto to train for pairs dancing. When Susan Downey (wife of Robert and a producer of Sherlock Holmes) suggested to the actress that it might be time to “rethink the boots,” McAdams protested, “But they are just broken in perfectly.”ġ982–87, on the ice: McAdams started figure skating at age four and “thought about a life in it for about a nanosecond. It's about a changing mind-set, remembering to turn off the water when you are brushing your teeth.” This means that McAdams will keep using a tote bag or a pair of shoes-even one purchased when she was still a drama student at York University-long past its prime. That feeling of green guilt can be really inhibiting. “I look at the world through a green lens now, but you can't make yourself crazy. Thomas, Ontario, where her parents still live-and from her ever-deepening environmental awareness.
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I prefer to spend my money on experiences, on meals or travel.” This stems from her modest, small-town upbringing-she is the daughter of a truck driver and a nurse, raised in St. ” The night before, she cooked “halibut with Gruyère sauce.” The actress isn't acquisitive in the conventional sense: “I don't really desire things. She explains, “I need to have better knife skills. McAdams has enrolled in a knife-skills class at Good Egg, a small kitchenware store in Kensington Market. And as regards air conditioning, she thinks green: “I can't live with it. I think she's really an actress-solid, right there.” Her interest in catwalk trends is so slight that when she received a Proenza tie-dye tee-before the runway, before anyone, the must-have piece for spring 2010!-she wore it to bed, alone. Says Diane Keaton, McAdams's costar in Thomas Bezucha's The Family Stone and Roger Michell's forthcoming Morning Glory, “Rachel's not drawn toward fashion. Not that she's one to dwell on such things. It works: The 31-year-old is curvy, tiny-waisted, and fits any runway sample.
That's my limit.” Throw in her habit of biking or walking everywhere, and there you have the long and short of her fitness regimen. McAdams practices Kundalini yoga every morning, even when she's on set.
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