Nicholas Sparks

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• 'Safe Haven' review: Schmaltzy Sparks

  Sparks , the best-selling novelist now on his eighth film adaptation, knows what works and he's sticking with it. Since 1999's "Message in a Bottle," starring Kevin Costner and Robin Wright Penn , he's been providing the foundations for classy, tasteful romantic   Read more »

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• What's Your Favorite Quote From The Notebook?

  week I'm celebrating what, if I may be so bold, I believe to be the greatest Nicholas Sparks adaptation of all time: The Notebook. Allie (Rachel McAdams) and Noah (Ryan Gosling) are star-crossed lovers, repeatedly torn apart by societal differences. It's a 5/22/13 from BuzzSugar Read more »

• Julianne Hough: 'Safe Haven' marked an acting milestone for me

  on Nicholas Sparks' novel, the romantic drama is the top-selling DVD and Blu-ray in the United States. "I was really just blown away and blessed that I got this opportunity because my whole life I wanted to just entertain -- sing, dance and act -- and the   from Reality T World: Reality TV News Read more »

• Blu-ray Review: Safe Haven

  is seeing it. It's as if the film is confident in skating by on having a brand name and simply saying, "You are watching a Nicholas Sparks film, and there is love! Attractive people are KISSING!" Needless to say, 'Safe Haven' is as apt a title as a Nicholas   from High-Def Digest Read more »

• TNT And TBS Unveil Developments From Steven Spielberg, Steve Carell, & Many More

  new projects for TBS and TNT are Steven Spielberg, Steve Carell, Diablo Cody, Denis Leary, Sylvester Stallone, Dick Wolf, Nicholas Sparks, Marcia Clark, Dee Johnson, Walt Becker, Jamie Foxx and James Duff, to name a few. “For a decade, we’ve been beating the   from Starpulse Read more »

• TNT and TBS developing shows with Spielberg, Stallone, Carell, Foxx and more

  the very streets he walks – the most unsettling having to do with the unsolved murder of his wife. Executive Producers: Nicholas Sparks, Theresa Park and Brandon Camp (writer) • Guilt by Association : Based on the debut novel by Marcia Clark, lead prosecutor   from Entertainment Weekly Read more »