Rachel McAdams looked happy to have landed in her native Canada over the weekend.
The 39-year-old actress was spotted making a low-profile arrival into Toronto’s Pearson Airport on Saturday with several bags in tow. The Mean Girls vet smiled as she talked to a man who appeared to be an assistant.
This sighting comes a month after McAdams added her name to the list of people sexually harassed by film director James Toback.
Ready to chill: Rachel McAdams looked happy to have landed in her native Canada over the weekend
Rachel was prepared for her chilly arrival in Toronto where temperatures range between 30 and 40 degrees F.
The Vow actress wore a baggy green parka paired with slim-fit black jeans and a pair of comfortable sneakers.
To finish her look, she accessorized with a grey baseball cap and a pair of brown frame glasses.
She’ll stay a while: The 39-year-old actress was spotted making a low-profile arrival into Toronto’s Pearson Airport on Saturday with several bags in tow
Happy lady: The Mean Girls vet smiled as she talked to a man who appeared to be an assistant
This sighting comes a month after McAdams added her name to the list of people sexually harassed by film director James Toback
The Wedding Crashers star looked fully prepared to spend some quality time with family and friends back home in Canada.
With no filming commitments in the books for the remainder of 2017, the actress could relax and enjoy the holidays up north with no problems.
Up next for the actress – who celebrated a birthday on November 17 – is promotions for the upcoming film Game Night.
The comedy, co-starring Jason Bateman, Sharon Horgan and Lamorne Morris, follows a group of friends whose regular night of charades takes a turn for the worse.
The film opens on March 2.
For fans of the Sherlock Holmes films, there has yet to be confirmation that Rachel will be returning to the role of Irene Adler for a third time.
Producer Lionel Wigram confirmed shooting couldn’t begin on the untitled film until possibly late 2018.
New project: Up next for the actress – who celebrated a birthday on November 17 – is promotions for the upcoming film Game Night co-starring Jason Bateman
This is probably due to director Guy Richie’s commitment to Disney’s Aladdin and star Robert Downey Jr, who will be busy shooting the follow-up to Avengers: Infinity War.
In late October more than 300 women came forward to accuse Toback of sexual harassment and rape.
The hundreds of women volunteered their stories after the LA Times published an exposé in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, first revealing that 38 women accused the writer-director of sexual harassment and assault – a number has climbed to 310.
Among them is McAdams and Selma Blair, who have both detailed times they were harassed at the hands of the 72-year-old after being invited to an audition at his hotel room for a role in the movie Harvard Man.
Courage: In late October more than 300 women came forward to accuse Toback of sexual harassment and rape. Here she is seen in September in Toronto
The film came out in 2001 and ended up starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Joey Lauren Adams.
Both told Vanity Fair they decided to come forward about their experiences after reading the confessions of other women, and after watching Toback vehemently deny all of the allegations.
After a promising audition, Rachel said the director complimented her and told her she was talented and that he would like to workshop the piece with her.
That night he called to invite her to his hotel, and though she didn’t want to go, she claims he told her this was the only opportunity because he was going out of town early the next morning.
Once she got there it was a matter of minutes before the conversation turned sexual, she claimed.
‘He said, “You know, I just have to tell you. I have masturbated countless times today thinking about you since we met at your audition,”‘ she said he told her.
McAdams said he then started using manipulative language, asking her how brave she was and how far she was willing to go ‘as an actress.’