Actress Gena Rowlands, who famously played Allie in 'The Notebook,' is dead at 94 years old
Gena Rowlands, the Golden Globe winner who portrayed an older version of Rachel McAdam's character, Allie, in the 2004 film 'The Notebook,' has died at 94. Rowlands died Wednesday afternoon at her home in Indian Wells, California, representatives for her son, filmmaker Nick Cassavetes, said, according to the Associated Press. Her official cause of death has not been released.
On TV, Rowlands earned her Primetime Emmys for 'The Betty Ford Story,' 'Face of a Stranger' and 'Hysterical Blindness,' as well as a Daytime Emmy for 'The Incredible Mrs. Ritchie.'
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