Rachel McAdams is dating again! Her new boyfriend Patrick Sambrook and she were seen heading into a tennis club together late last week in Toronto, Canada according to JustJared. McAdams and ex-boyfriend Michael Sheen (Masers of Sex) confirmed their breakup right after the Oscars. Sheen is now dating his Masters Of Sex co-star Caitlin Fitzgerald. Music manager Sambrook manages The Tragically Hip, Sarah Harmer and others. He is well known in the Canadian music industry.
McAdams and Sambrook have been dating for about 10 months now. They were first seen together back in July at a restaurant called Beast in Toronto. They posed for a photo then, which Chef Scott Vivian posted on his instagram with the caption, "Awesome to cook for @patricksambrook +@rachelmcadams tonight! Thanks for coming in guys!" The new couple was also seen together at a Tegan and Sara show that month.
McAdams recently spoke with The New York Times for the tenth anniversary of her movie Mean Girls. She reflected on the lasting success of the movie, recalling, "I recently stayed at a bed-and-breakfast in Europe, and the owner's young granddaughter asked me to write down a few lines from the movie at breakfast. I was like a deer in headlights. I couldn't remember any. And she proceeded to give me 12 direct quotes."
McAdams can be seen next as Annabel Richter in "A Most Wanted Man," a thriller film based on the novel of same name. The movie is directed by Anton Corbijn and written by Andrew Bovell. The films also stars Robin Wright (House of Cards), the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, Willem Dafoe, Daniel Brühl and Nina Hoss. It was released at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. The movie is about a half-Chechen, half-Russian, brutally tortured immigrant who immigrates to Hamburg's Islamic community, in order to lay claim on his father's ill-gotten fortune. Both the German and US security agencies take a close interest on him as the race is on to establish this wanted man's true identity, as a oppressed victim or destruction-bent extremist. The movie, one of Hoffman's last, has garnered positive reviews from critics, who have praised Hoffman's turn as a German intelligence operative.
