The film "Memorial Diary" that has fallen in love with many people has been very popular for ten years. Despite the fact that at first the main characters could not tolerate each other, and the shooting often ended in scandals and screams, nevertheless the love that they played as realistically as possible was transferred to their personal lives.
The novel of two celebrities was tracked along with the appearance in the press of the photo of Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. Actors even met with each other's parents than gave an occasion for discussion about the upcoming marriage ceremony.
Two halves of one whole?
Rachel McAdams and Ryan are from the same city, London. In his interview, the actor constantly spoke enthusiastically about his beloved and declared that she became the greatest love in his life. Perhaps that's why the audience was shocked by the news about the break of the "ideal couple".
Recall that the actors began to meet in mid-2005, and in 2007 they stopped the relationship. However, in 2008 the couple tried to restore the connection, but the idyll lasted several months, after which they finally broke up.
Why did Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling split up?
Until the end, the reason for the disruption of the relations of the most discussed pair of Hollywood is not known. Some sources say that a tight schedule of both actors influenced their decision. Others believe that they were too different. But, in spite of the separation, Rachel and Ryan declare good and friendly feelings for each other.
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As for the fresh news about Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams, at the moment each of them has a personal life. The actor meets Eva Mendes, and the heroine of the film "Diary of Memory" recently broke up with Michael Sheen. However, until now they mean a lot to each other, which sometimes serves as an excuse for quarreling with current partners.
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