# Rachel McAdams: The Queen of Versatility – Top Movies You Can't Miss! **Imagine a single actress who can shatter your heart in a tear-jerking romance, outsmart Sherlock Holmes, and dominate high school cliques with razor-sharp wit.** That's Rachel McAdams for you – a chameleon of Hollywood whose career spans rom-coms, thrillers, and Oscar-nominated dramas, captivating audiences since her breakout in 2004.[1][4] Rachel McAdams burst onto the scene with **Mean Girls** and **The Notebook**, instantly becoming Hollywood's "it girl." In **Mean Girls** (2004), she owned the role of the unforgettable Regina George, earning praise for her film-acting prowess from co-star Tina Fey herself.[4][1] That same year, **The Notebook** topped Rotten Tomatoes user scores at 84%, cementing her as the ultimate romantic lead opposite Ryan Gosling.[1] Her 2005 run was pure fire: **Wedding Crashers** showcased her comedic timing in the rom-com hit (69% RT score), while **Red Eye** delivered pulse-pounding thriller vibes against Cillian Murphy.[1][2][3] Critics raved about her ability to match wits in this chamber-play tension fest.[5] McAdams leveled up with blockbusters like **Sherlock Holmes** (2009, 78% RT) and its sequel **A Game of Shadows** (77% RT), where she dazzled as the badass Irene Adler alongside Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law – a role that knocked out "two British birds with one stone."[1][2] Woody Allen's **Midnight in Paris** (82% RT) followed, blending fantasy and romance as Owen Wilson's dismissive fiancée.[1][3] Don't sleep on her dramatic chops: **Spotlight** (2015) earned her an Oscar nod for Best Supporting Actress as intrepid reporter Sacha Pfeiffer, part of the Best Picture-winning ensemble.[2][3][4] Gems like **About Time** (heartwarming time-travel romance), **Morning Glory** (newsroom comedy with Harrison Ford), and **Southpaw** (boxer drama) prove her range is unmatched.[1][2][3] From early hits like **The Hot Chick** to Marvel's **Doctor Strange**, McAdams has topped lists across Rotten Tomatoes, Collider, and more – with **The Notebook** reigning supreme.[1][2][4]
Citations
1.https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/article/rachel-mcadams-best-movies/
2.https://collider.com/rachel-mcadams-movies-ranked/
3.https://lights-camera-jackson.com/rachel-mcadams-career-highlights/
4.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rachel_McAdams
5.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5gT68KEYww
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