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daughters may not be thrilled to learn about the alleged sequel.According to Blunt, 10-year-old and seven-year-old were not fans of her character in the 2006 classic. “They thought I was the meanest person they’ve ever met,” Blunt told of their reaction at the 18th Annual American Institute for Stuttering gala.It's been nearly twenty years since Blunt played Emily, the carb-hating Runway magazine assistant competing with Andy Sachs () for the attention and favor of editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly ().

an Instagram post, featuring client and confidante in an Olympics-inspired romper plucked from Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s spring/summer 2008 collection. For those of us who experienced Roach’s woefully underreported approach to “method dressing” throughout the and press tours earlier in 2024, the caption should have read: “Let the games continue and continue and continue…”The actress was later photographed signing autographs outside the Hôtel de Crillon on the Place de la Concorde, dressed not as a performer in Paris’s opening Thomas Jolly-helmed spectacle, but as a 27-year-old woman who probably knows that Nuovo is the best place to find, say, vintage Miss Sixty in Paris.

After scripting the beloved fashion-world dramedy The Devil Wears Prada, starring Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt, which grossed over $326 million worldwide in its June 2006 debut, Aline Brosh McKenna has been tapped to script a sequel in early development at Disney, sources have confirmed to Deadline.

is not afraid of putting a little frump in her stride. See: the baggy slip dresses, the outsized camel coats, the that could double as a pajama top and ankle-skimming denim skirts. Few readers will need to be reminded of when the actress once layered a at the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball—a look that precipitated even 's and ’s fashion choices two years on.Katie Holmes in New York.This is a woman who understands that it sometimes takes a real fashion brain to make a cumbersome silhouette look like a confident life choice.

John Leguizamo has had a prolific career spanning decades, marked by various roles across film, television, and theater. However, in a recent interview with Business Insider, Leguizamo revealed some intriguing insights into roles he almost took but ultimately passed on, shedding light on the intricate decisions actors face in navigating their careers.One notable role that Leguizamo disclosed turning down was that of Nigel Kipling in the 2006 hit film The Devil Wears Prada.

Live with Kelly and Mark, the Oscar winner wore a blue crop top and hip-hugging skirt, with a see-through shift over both that almost reached her ankles before flaring out into ruffles. Her stylist, Erin Walsh, paired the three-piece fit with blue heels and large, dark sunglasses. The abs are ab-ing.

Anne Hathaway is talking about The Devil Wears Prada 18 years after its release!

Fans across the globe are familiar with Caitriona Balfe thanks to her role as Claire Fraser in the much-loved time-travelling drama Outlander.

seems to scatter lust-worthy hair trends like confetti. And this weekend was no different.At the 30th annual on February 24, Hathaway re-united with her co-stars from , Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt, to present the best male actor in a comedy series award.She wore an off-the-shoulder archival Versace gown from 2018 and, in an interview exchange, agreed that the shade was cerulean—a nod to her character in the hit movie, Andy Sachs, when she discovers that the sweater she's wearing is not just blue, but a very important, specific shade called cerulean.Nostalgia aside, it was her voluminous XXL blowout and ultra-shiny hair that really stole the show.

caught up at the Versace runway show at , and this may be the closest thing to a sequel that we're (though a girl ).The were filmed chatting ahead of the event, with Wintour expressing a touch of concern for comfort in her form-fitting red leather corset dress. “Can you breathe?” Wintour can be heard asking the 41-year-old actor in the clip, which was shared on by Women's Wear Daily.“Very easily.

Anne Hathaway is standing in solidarity with Condé Nast union members!

Alison Herman TV Critic Every generation gets the aspirational workplace it deserves. In 2006, “The Devil Wears Prada” helped establish the archetype of an imperious, intimidating woman who rules her chic urban office with an iron fist; with its obvious Anna Wintour analog, the book-turned-film also doubled as a bookend to the era of the print magazine editor’s omnipotence. Eight years later, Sophia Amoruso coined the term “Girlboss,” a cutesy moniker that soon got a Netflix adaptation to match. Latter-day examples have updated the template to keep pace with the times: “Younger” took place in the wake of the Great Recession, when securing a dream job requires some deceit, while “The Bold Type” was proudly progressive — think 2010s Cosmo, not mid-aughts Vogue. In these stories, actual employment is less secure, but the employer acts less like a dictator than a stern, if nurturing, mentor.

turquoise, lapis, and cerulean?Fans of “The Devil Wears Prada” could live just like Anne Hathaway’s character, Andy Sachs, and work as an assistant to Vogue boss Anna Wintour. According to a job listing posted Tuesday on Condé Nast’s careers site, the assistant would support the editor-in-chief of American Vogue and the global chief content officer (CCO).Wintour, 73, appears to hold both titles, as she was named Condé Nast’s CCO in 2020.

She might have swapped the Chanel boots for a Versace campaign, but Anne Hathaway has brought back one of our favourite looks on her – her The Devil Wears Prada fringe.The A-lister starred in The Devil Wears Prada way back in 2006, where she played Andy Sachs, the assistant to Meryl Streep’s formidable Miranda Priestly and fashion novice. During the movie’s iconic makeover montage (because what’s a 00s film without one) Andy is given a complete image overhaul, complete with a glossy new full fringe that was, of course, immaculately styled.

Anne Hathaway said 'it's tempting' to think about a Devil Wears Prada sequel as she visited The View on Tuesday.The 39-year-old Armageddon Time star was asked about the possibility of a follow-up to the 2006 film, to which she replied: 'I don't know if there can be.''I just think that movie was in a different era. Now, everything has gone so digital, and that movie centered around the concept of producing a physical thing, and it's just very different now,' she elaborated.

Anne Hathaway said 'it's tempting' to think about a Devil Wears Prada sequel as she visited The View on Tuesday.The 39-year-old Armageddon Time star was asked about the possibility of a follow-up to the 2006 film, to which she replied: 'I don't know if there can be.''I just think that movie was in a different era. Now, everything has gone so digital, and that movie centered around the concept of producing a physical thing, and it's just very different now,' she elaborated.

Anne Hathaway believes her character Andy Sachs, from The Devil Wears Prada, would still be using her journalism degree from Northwestern School of Journalism. After prematurely leaving her exhausting job as the personal assistant for Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep), the New York City-based editor-in-chief of Runway Magazine, the 39-year-old actress speculated Andy would have a thriving career abroad.  'I think Andy is in Paris and I think that she is writing for a wonderful French women's magazine,' the star said of where she thinks her character would be up to now. Her thoughts: Anne Hathaway believes her character Andy Sachs, from The Devil Wears Prada, would still be using her journalism degree from Northwestern School of Journalism; seen this monthThe mom-of-two added to E! News: 'I think she's a staff writer and she speaks French fluently.

Anne Hathaway weighed in on whether Adrian Grenier's character Nate Cooper was the true villain of her 2006 hit film The Devil Wears Prada during Monday night's Watch What Happens Live.Nate spends much of the movie frustrated that his journalist girlfriend Andy Sachs (Hathaway) is always at the beck and call of Runway magazine editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep).'No, I'm sorry. I don't,' the Oscar winner - turning the big 4-0 next month - replied.

The Princess Diaries movies was The Devil Wears Prada. One of Hathaway's best movies, it feature a great movie team-up between the then-rising actress and Meryl Streep. Today, many enjoy revisiting the movie, in which Hathaway's character (an innocent assistant) goes up against a tough-as-nails editor played by Streep.

Anne Hathaway copied her ‘Devil Wears Prada’ look at New York Fashion Week by “accident”. The ‘Brokeback Mountain’ star didn’t mean to pay homage to Andy Sachs last month when she sat front row at the Michael Kors’ show next to Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of US Vogue and the rumoured inspiration for Meryl Streep’s character Miranda Priestly in the 2006 movie. While appearing on the ‘Today’ show on Wednesday (12.

will have to come to terms with, because Anne Hathaway tells ET a sequel's outta the question.While walking the red carpet at the premiere of her on Wednesday in New York City, the 39-year-old actress was straight-up asked if a sequel's in the works following her accidental deja vu at the Michael Kors fashion show last month as part of New York Fashion Week.Further speculating those rumors was the fact that she sat next to none other than  chief Anna Wintour, widely considered the inspiration behind the character in the 2003 novel by Lauren Weisberger and the 2006 dramedy starring Meryl Streep as powerful fashion magazine editor, Miranda Priestly. Hathaway, of course, portrays Streep's assistant, Andy Sachs, who is saddled with a laundry list of responsibilities while struggling to keep up with the demanding job.Despite all the coincidences at New York Fashion Week (more on that later), Hathaway adamantly shut down any talk of a sequel when she spoke to ET. It's just not going to happen.Ever.A post shared by Diet Prada ™ (@diet_prada)«There's not going to be a sequel,» Hathaway tells ET.