Do you look at the continuation of “The Devil Wears Prada”? Yes, we are – and the screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna agrees.
While the fans have a look back at Anne Hathaway when Andy Sachs and Meryl Streep their Oscar-nominated role of Miranda Priestly (supposedly inspired by Anna Wintour), “The devil Prada 2” photos have already lit a viral storm: if the pictures are the pictures, are the pictures the pictures are the pictures Spoil the fashion? Or maybe even the plot?
McKenna disagrees. In fact, she welcomes the online costume costume and can even refer to the excitement.
“People are just a look at these actors and these characters they love outside because they really excited in the cloakroom, especially since it is a fashion film,” McKenna said to indiewire while he was shot on the MET step on the MET step. “We knew there would be great interest. I personally had this level of people who came out [to the set]But it is the world we live in. In many ways we speak in a different world than in 2006. … it comes like a legitimate wish to see these characters again. As long as everyone is sure what an honor that people are still interested in. ”
“The Devil Wears Prada” moved to cinemas in 2006, with its sequel being discontinued in time for the 20th anniversary for publication in 2026. Hathaway returns to lead the film as a journalist Andy, who was most recently seen, how he ended the runway of the fashion magazine and still ends up a heart -warming transfer letter from her former chief, editor -in -chief Miranda (Streep). Emily Blunt plays Andy's former colleague Emily Charlton with Stanley Tucci as Runway creative director Nigel.
The sequel diagram was kept under closure; Together with McKenna and the core line-up, David Frankel is back, whereby the sub-line crew of producers, DPS, production designers and costumers (Patricia Field also returns the costume designs for the first film).
And as McKenna said: “The devil wears Prada” is naturally a film that puts fashion in the foreground. “I got a little squeak when I saw her in the costume for the first time,” admitted McKenna, witness to Streep, Hathaway, Blunt and Tucci in character. “I said, 'Oh my god!' It was like my son's bar Mizwa or something I Wanted to take photos! “
McKenna continued: “I am a fan of this actor, and I just have to pinch myself frequently. The heart and soul of it are people. It was really amazing to see these people again.”
The highly best known shoot is only part of the celebration. “I think that people really long for personal experiences and shared experiences, and they will look for them,” said McKenna, quoting the youngest sold -out “The Summer I Wurse Pretty”. Bryant Park Outdoor fan demonstration as a main example for the strength after municipal cinematic events. “The most beautiful thing [‘The Devil Wears Prada’] is what it means for humans. If you tell you that you do it, it really means something because it seems like that [the original] marked some important moments in their own lives, and that is extremely gratifying and exciting. ”
McKenna would like to involve the love of the fans for “The Devil Wears Prada” in the development of the continuation. “We have known each other for 20 years, so it reflects our own developments and relationships, and that was really cool and rejoiced again with people who shared this experience with them the first time,” said McKenna again with the original line -up and the crew. “We are also experiencing our own nostalgic and resuscitation in the best way. It is a real reunion, and we hope that for an audience: to give you the feeling of reunification.”
“The devil wears Prada 2” is expected to be in cinemas in 2026.