Such a breakout role for the amazing Emily Blunt! I had seen her in some British TV series and “Gideon’s Daughter,” but who knew she could do rom-com so well? Then she became an action movie actor, then horror. Is there anything the fab Em can’t do ?
Meryl’s Miranda is iconic and so layered that it blows my mind. We could go days analysing her character, but she is so much more than a tough boss. She is a perfectionist, a woman in a ruthless corporate world expected to bring lots of profit to the industry and completely aware of constant schemes to bring her down. She can’t be anything less but fierce and detached while doing business, expecting perfection and dedication from everyone, as much as from herself. And yet, Meryl made us see beyond the ruthless facade. She made us see the human, the mother, even glimpses of vulnerability. Andy saw that, too. Even after Andy left in Paris, there’s the connection, the understanding between the older and the younger women. Andy left Miranda and her job in a hasty and unprofessional way, but Miranda gave her an iconic recommendation nontheless. Andy waved at her, affectionately, in the street. That’s why the movie is so much more than the book, for me. It’s much more complex. It shows a professional business woman in power fighting to stay at the top of the merciless game. It also shows a young woman with a lot of potential, trying to find her place in the world, facing a lot of disillusionment but also gaining recognition from the best. Miranda did not crush her dreams in the end. She actually helped her find them. So, yes, this movie is so much more than its playful title suggests. It’s a classic. And whatever method acting Meryl used, it was worth it! Praise to all the cast and crew, the end result is perfection.
Thank you! I don’t understand how some people see Miranda as the villain, when she was just simply doing her job. Being the boss of any company is never easy, but especially with fashion magazines, or any other magazine really. The fashion industry is such a competitive industry, that there’s not time to be soft. If you’re soft, you get eaten and replaced by a tougher person in a blink of an eye. You can never let your guard down. You always have to be thinking 10 steps ahead, otherwise you’re old news by the next morning. And we saw a perfect and clear example of this in the movie when they were trying to replace Miranda behind her back. Of course, she was twice as smarter as they were, and that’s what made her a good boss. Always think ahead and never trust anybody. I also liked that you pointed out her “flaws” which was literally being human (having children, going through a divorce, feeling compassion for Andy, etc). But even through these scenarios, she still put her career in front, and that is why she was so powerful. She put on a mask every morning and did her job.
eh, would have to disagree... Meryl Streep did a good job but the way they wrote Miranda for the movie didn't really make sense. Either she was a decent person who had terrible leadership skills or she was a fearful person holding on to a career by any means necessary to maintain her value....... She doesn't develop anyone in the organization and drives away the person who's portrayed to be the most talented. Don't know, maybe that would actually work in fashion but doubt it would work in may other fields.
@@kheldaryt This was my defense of Miranda Priestly. I concentrated on the facts that are often overseen. Her sharp mind is often seen only through her iconic but cruel verbal dismissal. Her fierceness through her iconic but demeaning throwing of her coat and bag. It all, no doubt, serves its purpose in the movie, but I think Miranda’s character is so much deeper and so much more than that. And Andy herself admitted that she learned a lot by working for Miranda, that she screwed it up in the end by leaving so unprofessionaly, but she made her choice and she moved on to pursue her own career. That’s all! :)
@@krokant9521 it's cool, i read the book first and that version of the story probably impacts my view a bit..... for the movie i just didn't find the Miranda take coherent in the end. seemed like they are giving Miranda a pass for her poor leadership on the basis "that's what it takes" when i don't see that working in real life. it seems to hinge on her statement "nobody could do what i do" which sure it's is a good way to retain position and power........ but in real life you actually want to develop others to do what you do rather than horde the knowledge and power. to be fair movie Miranda does develop people a bit by holding them to a high standard but in the end who's she going to have on her team? a bunch of emilys which may function ok as long as she's there but will likely crumble when she leaves.
@@dpcisunbreakable "You think you made a choice in buying that sweater when in fact, it was chosen for you by the people in this room, from a pile of stuff." LEGENDARY.
great interview, "Devil Wears Prada" is one of those movies you can throw on when you want to relax or have in the background but know almost every word and scene, a really fantastic film.
Absolutely. It's a lot like how even though it's a Christmas movie; "Home Alone" is one film that has a certain charm to it that allows you to watch it anytime of year and enjoy it. I last watched it on New Year's Eve with my sister's family and we laughed ourselves silly. My niece- who was eleven when she watched the movie- was laughing herself senseless when Marv (Daniel Stern) screamed bloody murder with that tarantula on his face.
Patricia Field customs selection! Made all this wonderful actresses and actors even more glamorous. She knew exactly who should wear what for every moment of the story. In a movie about fashion, her attention to detail and whole work alongside the acting has made this movie iconic.
So well said, thank you! Patricia Field, who I was introduced to through her amazing work on Absolutely Fabulous, is peerless. Success requires teamwork, and Ms Field's contributions are absolutely remarkable.
I loved Meryl in this, and I'm not one of these people who fawn over all-things-British, but Emily, a total newcomer to Hollywood with this movie, hooked you into the story before Meryl was even shown. If it wasn't for her part and the way she played it, the ying and yang between Meryl and Anne would have never gelled as well. Nobody knew who Emily Blunt was, but the second she adlibbed "no, don't touch it." she had the audience hooked.
I love that the character Emily was played by an actress named Emily because it bonds her with the character even more. I don't know if that was a coincidence or if the script was changed. Also, I've read that Emily Blunt also adlibbed the line "hideous skirt convention" too, which I think is the funniest line in the movie. 😁👍
I would so suck at that job. I would like Nigel's job. Creativity is what drives him. Setting up schedules and planning...Miranda would be missing her flights all the time.
This film is great! Honestly if anyone is ever too busy to be nice then they aren't someone you want to work for in the first place. I don't have time for people who just can't be nice, I just can't respect them. That whole culture needs to change, no one is ever more important than the person next to them. How you treat people in this life matters.
Exactly! How can you justify being a rude awful person? And why? Like maryl said, i cant wait for women to be able to be more like anna. Like what? Why strive for that? God damn.... you can hear why she worshiped Harvey weinstein. No empathy for others is NOT a vibe ppl.... gosh
@@relll394 haha yes please 😅 I need cookies and milk to calm down. I just feel like the movie sets a bad example for young peoples developing brains. The message of the movie is apparently being missedconstrued by so many people.
@@MarieDomander She didn’t worship him, she was being sarcastic. And you clearly missed the beginning where she said her performance was not based on Anna, so she’s not talking about Anna, she’s talking about being a woman who stands their ground against men, not acquiescing to them. There are multiple perspectives to this, which is the main point here.
I agree. That was the essence of the Fashion Industry, in order to be a part of it you had to be a b***h. I remember one day my boss (buyer) sat me down and told me that I was not b***hy enough to b a part of the industry, I went home, spoke to my partner and decided to leave. The next day I resigned and it was the best decision for my mental health. I just saw women constantly tear down each other in the most vicious way. I spoke to others who had left the company and they went through the same thing, some felt so traumatised and their self worth completely destroyed. Even after years of therapy, I still have issues trusting other women.
This movie brought the beauty, power and brilliance of women acting to the fore --- but also - showed a whole new generation how amazing Meryl Streep is.
I still remember watching this movie in the theatre as a 14-year-old and being genuinely scared of the Miranda lady... 15 years later, this movie has not lost its edge.
I can never tire of watching this movie. It's one of my favorites. I really don't know why it appeals to me or why I never tire of it but I just love it. Perfect script, casting, directing.
Meryl's hair was perfection in this film! I've watched this film three times and enjoyed it every-time. Meryl's adaptation was classic. This casting of this movie was spot on.
Finally, a reunion of the cast and makers - fantastic! The movie is as good as it was 15 years ago and hearing behind the scenes info as well as their personal perspectives just makes it even more interesting to watch for the nth time. Anne Hathaway is just gorgeous.
I have been smiling all throughout the interview. I think I first saw the movie when I was 13 and I was so hugely inspired. This is definitely the first in my top 5 movies list of all time and I couldn't be happier to see it again a millionth time!
The Devil Wears Prada is by far my favorite movie, I am completely obsessed with it. Everything in this movie is perfect, the cast, the costumes, EVERYTHING
She literally said she “wasn’t interested in doing a biopic of Anna,” she has always said her performance was not based on Anna, quite disingenuous for you to just ignore that. And by her in the next sentence she means Miranda not Anna. She's referring to that kind of woman in general, not Anna specifically. She never denied the book was about Anna but her performance is separate from the book. Do you really think Anna would love the movie otherwise? It's an insult to Meryl’s work that you seem so bothered by that. Miranda Priestly has always been iconic in her own right, there’s all the social media memes to prove it.
Miranda didn’t try to ingratiate herself because she was already in a position of power, and we see her interacting with underlings rather than people higher up on the hierarchical scale; and, she was pretty willing to smile and be conventionally feminine while she pulled the carpet from under nigel’s feet when she had no other option (or when she was dealing with jacqueline, whom she actually hated, but couldn’t slam, because she was pretty lodged in with her position at Vogue Paris and part of the ‘family’).
Really good film Cool how Emily Blunt would go on to reunite with Meryll in 2 other films(Into The Woods and Mary Poppins Returns),and become Stanley Tucci's sister in law.
@@jilliant3471 Anne Hathaway has an OSCAR! Yeah she has an Oscar a bigger award than Teen Choice Award 🤣🤣😝😝😝😝 her filmography speaks for itself and she's a great human being unlike Amber Heard, that abuser who you've been supporting I guess 🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn't mind seeing Rachel in the role. I can easily picture her as Andy but Anne was perfect tho so no complain at all. Just saying having Rachel in the movie wouldn't have changed the movie tho, she would've been great too as great as Anne
Zoom Call - During a Pandemic - groundbreaking! haha! But in seriousness, I love that movie and I dont think another sequel would work, but more for the hardcore fans. But thanks for the interview!
I think the very main thing that made this movie work and made it beloved by so many people is that they made the women *actually* be good at their jobs. In the book, Miranda just kind of cruises by and never seems to be doing any important work, and Andy is just plain insufferable. She never really tries. The book is only mediocre, and most of the interest comes from the Anna Wintour thing and wondering what snippets of truth there were. But the movie showing two women who were good at what they did, albeit in different ways, has made sure the movie stood the test of time (somewhat), and was relatable to so many more people.
The book is terrible; Andie is so unlikeable. This is not an adaptation, it's a complete reinvention turning a mediocre novel into an iconic, timeless film.
eh, movie is weak sauce compared to the book..... just an opinion and not trying to bash your take but book actually says something about humanity, movie is idealized girl power drivel. movie is soft and lets everyone off the hook at the end. obviously lots of people in the comments here liked the movie and that's cool. nothing wrong with it, just didn't seem to me like it actually said anything other than confirm people's preexisting thoughts in the end.
@@nonenone4486 she said that everyone calls her Annie irl and only Hollywood started calling her Anne bc she told a casting director to call her that when she was 14 and it stuck and she's hated it every since (lmfaooo).
wonderful video here... thank you all for coming together to talk about the past. you brought back so many memories of what a great film it was. mahalo from hawaii.
It would be awesome if Patricia Fields made a coffee table book that showcases the style of Miranda, Andi and Emily and how anyone can recreate the outfits regardless of their budget.
This movie is like a fine box of luxury chocolates, full of delicious surprises, at times you crave just one, other times you indulge yourself to the whole box. It stands repeat viewings like no other. Possibly the best expression of mainstream Hollywood.
Rachel for this role? oh lord no, she would've been so wrong for it, Annie was perfect Also, no mention to the amazing groundbreaking score and soundtrack? It's a huge part of why the film was such a hit, and there was no consideration for Theodore Shapiro
Honestly, I'm fine with Rachel McAdams in the role. Infact I can imagine other actresses playing Andy than Anne Hathaway but since Anne did a great job at playing it, so no complain again eventhough Rachel would've been great too
ikr? the incomparable Theodore Shapiro! I wish he was acknowledged here. When I watched this movie and heard his masterpiece I suddenly remembered the movie View from the Top, which is equally my all time favorite! And then I realized that he also did the soundtrack/scoring for it! He is a genius! And he created such a masterpiece music to 2 of my most favorite movies of all time. On the other note, I think Anne is already perfect in the movie and I couldn't imagine Rachel on it more so that it would have the same impact as Anne's had she taken the role.
This is by far my go to movie. Whether I am sad, happy ect. Every character was essential to the story. From the staff rushing to get their comfy shoes on to Miranda demonstrating what sacrifices needed or occur when you have to run a successful business. ❤❤❤❤❤
Grateful for everyone who came to this chat. The Devil Wears Prada is one of my very favorite movies, and one of the very, very few that I can watch on repeat without ever tiring. And bless Adrian for showing some understanding of the Nate backlash.
Emily was perfect. I lived in London at the time this movie came out and London was full of 'Emily's'. Ambitous young fashionistas who take everything too seriously and want to work at THAT office or for THAT person.
This is my third time, watching James Woodall‘s video on “the most interesting scene“ in the Devil wears Prada. I’m constantly amazed by his erudition, his thoroughness, intellect and his wit. Well done.
Great video. I loved the movie and yes, magazine publishing was at its height when this was filmed. So much has changed, even the atmosphere around Anna Wintor has lessoned in importance ...
I work for a magazine and we still do place it page by page physically and send it to the printers as well as placing it digitally. Love this film. Timeless.
she's brilliant in this. Her role sort of brings all the other characters together. Its a perfect counter balance and the idea to play it as an English women in her native tongue was genius. ....watched it a million times for her performance alone
This was absolutely perfect! I just don’t watch this film(movie), you become a part of it, drawn into this world of Miranda Presley(Meryl Streep) is incredible and worth ones time to watch always!
I like the interviewers tone of voice. Very controlled, modulated and he was not shrill/annoying/hyperactive/fake or buddy-buddy in the way a lot of American interviewers behave. Thank you! Much enjoyed
TDWP is the epitome of cinematic elegance-a timeless masterpiece that captivates everyone's sensibilities effortlessly. Enraptured since 2006, every detail resonates impeccably. Bravo!
can't tell you how many times I have watched this movie. It comes on TV and I say to myself "nah won't watch it again" and lo and behold Im back in it. The Madonna soundtrack helps. Emily Blunt is fantastic Im not one for this type of movie but I get pulled in every time. If I say Ive watched it 10 times Im probably conservative. I don't think Ive watched any movie so many times. Not even To Kill a Mockingbird ....lol
I agree with the interviewer when he said if he had only 5 films to own this would be one of them. The chemistry they all had is phenomenal. John Krazinski (Emily’s husband) said when he watched the film he loved it so much he knew all the lines and the first time Emily caught his eye. How could you miss her…she was a pivotal character how Emily Blunt portrayed her. Comedic timing perfection along with Stanley Tucci. She has lines we quote all the time…”ugly skirt convention”, “I’ll search every Blimpy’s”, “I’m one stomach flu away from my goal weight” and so many others. How great that they all agreed to join this Zoom interview!!! Classic film
so they had a discussion about the hair color before seeing the result. interesting because the best thing in this movie is literally meryl's white hair.
Everyone in this film is PERFECT, 100% of the time. Miranda is iconic, but Emily Blunt's timing is priceless - a complete scene stealer. Very understated work.
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I love how candid and natural Emily Blunt is, she has proven to be an amazing actress. This was the perfect cast. Hollywood Royalty.
Yes, Emily really surprised me most. Meryl I already knew to expect greatness, Anne was cool but Emily surprised me.
she should have been nominated for an Oscar. She was amazing!
It's kinda surreal that this movie is already 15 years old. Time sure flies.
It's kinda surreal that Anne Hathaway looks the same as she was 15 or even 20 years ago. This woman doesn't aged like at all
makes me feel so damn old :/
Such a breakout role for the amazing Emily Blunt! I had seen her in some British TV series and “Gideon’s Daughter,” but who knew she could do rom-com so well? Then she became an action movie actor, then horror. Is there anything the fab Em can’t do ?
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Meryl’s Miranda is iconic and so layered that it blows my mind. We could go days analysing her character, but she is so much more than a tough boss. She is a perfectionist, a woman in a ruthless corporate world expected to bring lots of profit to the industry and completely aware of constant schemes to bring her down. She can’t be anything less but fierce and detached while doing business, expecting perfection and dedication from everyone, as much as from herself.
And yet, Meryl made us see beyond the ruthless facade. She made us see the human, the mother, even glimpses of vulnerability. Andy saw that, too. Even after Andy left in Paris, there’s the connection, the understanding between the older and the younger women.
Andy left Miranda and her job in a hasty and unprofessional way, but Miranda gave her an iconic recommendation nontheless. Andy waved at her, affectionately, in the street.
That’s why the movie is so much more than the book, for me. It’s much more complex. It shows a professional business woman in power fighting to stay at the top of the merciless game. It also shows a young woman with a lot of potential, trying to find her place in the world, facing a lot of disillusionment but also gaining recognition from the best.
Miranda did not crush her dreams in the end. She actually helped her find them.
So, yes, this movie is so much more than its playful title suggests. It’s a classic.
And whatever method acting Meryl used, it was worth it!
Praise to all the cast and crew, the end result is perfection.
Thank you! I don’t understand how some people see Miranda as the villain, when she was just simply doing her job. Being the boss of any company is never easy, but especially with fashion magazines, or any other magazine really. The fashion industry is such a competitive industry, that there’s not time to be soft. If you’re soft, you get eaten and replaced by a tougher person in a blink of an eye. You can never let your guard down. You always have to be thinking 10 steps ahead, otherwise you’re old news by the next morning. And we saw a perfect and clear example of this in the movie when they were trying to replace Miranda behind her back. Of course, she was twice as smarter as they were, and that’s what made her a good boss. Always think ahead and never trust anybody.
I also liked that you pointed out her “flaws” which was literally being human (having children, going through a divorce, feeling compassion for Andy, etc). But even through these scenarios, she still put her career in front, and that is why she was so powerful. She put on a mask every morning and did her job.
eh, would have to disagree... Meryl Streep did a good job but the way they wrote Miranda for the movie didn't really make sense.
Either she was a decent person who had terrible leadership skills or she was a fearful person holding on to a career by any means necessary to maintain her value....... She doesn't develop anyone in the organization and drives away the person who's portrayed to be the most talented. Don't know, maybe that would actually work in fashion but doubt it would work in may other fields.
@@kheldaryt
This was my defense of Miranda Priestly. I concentrated on the facts that are often overseen. Her sharp mind is often seen only through her iconic but cruel verbal dismissal. Her fierceness through her iconic but demeaning throwing of her coat and bag.
It all, no doubt, serves its purpose in the movie, but I think Miranda’s character is so much deeper and so much more than that.
And Andy herself admitted that she learned a lot by working for Miranda, that she screwed it up in the end by leaving so unprofessionaly, but she made her choice and she moved on to pursue her own career.
That’s all! :)
@@krokant9521 it's cool, i read the book first and that version of the story probably impacts my view a bit..... for the movie i just didn't find the Miranda take coherent in the end. seemed like they are giving Miranda a pass for her poor leadership on the basis "that's what it takes" when i don't see that working in real life.
it seems to hinge on her statement "nobody could do what i do" which sure it's is a good way to retain position and power........ but in real life you actually want to develop others to do what you do rather than horde the knowledge and power. to be fair movie Miranda does develop people a bit by holding them to a high standard but in the end who's she going to have on her team? a bunch of emilys which may function ok as long as she's there but will likely crumble when she leaves.
The fact that we're still talking about the film is a sign the movie is a hit
I can’t believe they didn’t ask Meryl if she could still recite the lumpy blue sweater monologue. That scene is EPIC.
I think about that scene sometimes when I'm shopping for clothes.
Yes. I have officially inserted cerulean into my colour palate vocabulary since this movie.
I thought he was going to at least ask her if it was difficult to learn those lines
That was one of the best burns!🔥I remember smiling in the theater and siding with Miranda.
@@dpcisunbreakable "You think you made a choice in buying that sweater when in fact, it was chosen for you by the people in this room, from a pile of stuff." LEGENDARY.
great interview, "Devil Wears Prada" is one of those movies you can throw on when you want to relax or have in the background but know almost every word and scene, a really fantastic film.
Absolutely. It's a lot like how even though it's a Christmas movie; "Home Alone" is one film that has a certain charm to it that allows you to watch it anytime of year and enjoy it. I last watched it on New Year's Eve with my sister's family and we laughed ourselves silly. My niece- who was eleven when she watched the movie- was laughing herself senseless when Marv (Daniel Stern) screamed bloody murder with that tarantula on his face.
This movie is timeless, so much of the fashion still holds up and the performances from the main 4 characters are excellent
Yes! Only thing that dates the movie are the phones. If you switch it, it would still feel fresh.
Patricia Field customs selection! Made all this wonderful actresses and actors even more glamorous.
She knew exactly who should wear what for every moment of the story. In a movie about fashion, her attention to detail and whole work alongside the acting has made this movie iconic.
So well said, thank you! Patricia Field, who I was introduced to through her amazing work on Absolutely Fabulous, is peerless. Success requires teamwork, and Ms Field's contributions are absolutely remarkable.
There is no sequel do not ruin it! You all did a spectacular all around performance.
To this day, we use "that's all" in my family to shut something down 😂😂😂😂
The best movie ever made. I’m so glad they made this reunion
Stanley Tucci haven't aged a day since then. And also looks like he just got out of the shooting of the movie.
He's one of my favorite actors.
I love him👍
All of them, especially Giselle, lol
Yeah i agree. He doesn't seem to age and if he does he ages well with time. Love his character in this movie. He is a versatile actor!
Those glasses!
Love Emily Blunt so much
I love this movie and it became even more priceless when my daughter became one of Anna's assistants. She is now an associate editor at Vogue.
I loved Meryl in this, and I'm not one of these people who fawn over all-things-British, but Emily, a total newcomer to Hollywood with this movie, hooked you into the story before Meryl was even shown. If it wasn't for her part and the way she played it, the ying and yang between Meryl and Anne would have never gelled as well. Nobody knew who Emily Blunt was, but the second she adlibbed "no, don't touch it." she had the audience hooked.
I love that the character Emily was played by an actress named Emily because it bonds her with the character even more. I don't know if that was a coincidence or if the script was changed. Also, I've read that Emily Blunt also adlibbed the line "hideous skirt convention" too, which I think is the funniest line in the movie. 😁👍
The intro (Suddenly I See) is my wake up alarm because of this movie.
That was one of the best openings ever in cinema.
@@delrey874 Agreed!! The opening is very iconic.
Mine too! Thought I was the only one.
Got the suddenly I see song on my i pod because of the intro of this movie.
I'm almost 40 and I still want Andy's job
A million girls would kill for that job.
I would so suck at that job. I would like Nigel's job. Creativity is what drives him. Setting up schedules and planning...Miranda would be missing her flights all the time.
I AM SO GLAD THIS CAME OUT OF NOWHERE AAA
This film is great! Honestly if anyone is ever too busy to be nice then they aren't someone you want to work for in the first place. I don't have time for people who just can't be nice, I just can't respect them. That whole culture needs to change, no one is ever more important than the person next to them. How you treat people in this life matters.
Exactly! How can you justify being a rude awful person? And why? Like maryl said, i cant wait for women to be able to be more like anna. Like what? Why strive for that? God damn.... you can hear why she worshiped Harvey weinstein. No empathy for others is NOT a vibe ppl.... gosh
@@MarieDomander babe calm down do you need a milk? I have almond milk
@@relll394 haha yes please 😅 I need cookies and milk to calm down. I just feel like the movie sets a bad example for young peoples developing brains. The message of the movie is apparently being missedconstrued by so many people.
@@MarieDomander She didn’t worship him, she was being sarcastic. And you clearly missed the beginning where she said her performance was not based on Anna, so she’s not talking about Anna, she’s talking about being a woman who stands their ground against men, not acquiescing to them. There are multiple perspectives to this, which is the main point here.
I agree. That was the essence of the Fashion Industry, in order to be a part of it you had to be a b***h. I remember one day my boss (buyer) sat me down and told me that I was not b***hy enough to b a part of the industry, I went home, spoke to my partner and decided to leave. The next day I resigned and it was the best decision for my mental health. I just saw women constantly tear down each other in the most vicious way. I spoke to others who had left the company and they went through the same thing, some felt so traumatised and their self worth completely destroyed. Even after years of therapy, I still have issues trusting other women.
This movie brought the beauty, power and brilliance of women acting to the fore --- but also - showed a whole new generation how amazing Meryl Streep is.
Stanley Tucci looks the same and fabulous as ever. ICONIC.
Yeah, he's 60 now
Whoever made that wig for Meryl deserved an award, she looked stunning in that platinum wig!
I still remember watching this movie in the theatre as a 14-year-old and being genuinely scared of the Miranda lady... 15 years later, this movie has not lost its edge.
those people actually went there and changed my whole life upside down i love them so much
I can never tire of watching this movie. It's one of my favorites. I really don't know why it appeals to me or why I never tire of it but I just love it. Perfect script, casting, directing.
Meryl's hair was perfection in this film! I've watched this film three times and enjoyed it every-time. Meryl's adaptation was classic. This casting of this movie was spot on.
Finally, a reunion of the cast and makers - fantastic! The movie is as good as it was 15 years ago and hearing behind the scenes info as well as their personal perspectives just makes it even more interesting to watch for the nth time. Anne Hathaway is just gorgeous.
Seeing Meryl made my day. I love her so much. And look how beautiful she is 😍
I have been smiling all throughout the interview. I think I first saw the movie when I was 13 and I was so hugely inspired. This is definitely the first in my top 5 movies list of all time and I couldn't be happier to see it again a millionth time!
Anne Hathaway looks stunning 😍😍😍
The Devil Wears Prada is by far my favorite movie, I am completely obsessed with it. Everything in this movie is perfect, the cast, the costumes, EVERYTHING
One of my most favourite films of all time. Anne Hathaway was so cute in this movie.
4 mins, Meryl admits it's about Anna Wintour finally.
She literally said she “wasn’t interested in doing a biopic of Anna,” she has always said her performance was not based on Anna, quite disingenuous for you to just ignore that. And by her in the next sentence she means Miranda not Anna. She's referring to that kind of woman in general, not Anna specifically. She never denied the book was about Anna but her performance is separate from the book. Do you really think Anna would love the movie otherwise? It's an insult to Meryl’s work that you seem so bothered by that. Miranda Priestly has always been iconic in her own right, there’s all the social media memes to prove it.
@@EvaSofie Eva I agree completely with you on this. Well said.
Miranda didn’t try to ingratiate herself because she was already in a position of power, and we see her interacting with underlings rather than people higher up on the hierarchical scale; and, she was pretty willing to smile and be conventionally feminine while she pulled the carpet from under nigel’s feet when she had no other option (or when she was dealing with jacqueline, whom she actually hated, but couldn’t slam, because she was pretty lodged in with her position at Vogue Paris and part of the ‘family’).
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This is the movie that made me join fashion uni. Iconic.
I'm so glad she let Emily keep the clothes!
Gosh, I don’t even know how many times I’ve watched this film maybe 240+ times since 2006.
Imagine a studio wondering and doubting if Merryl Streep was the right choice. No one else could have played Miranda
It was Anne they were wondering and doubting not Meryl
I think Cate Blanchett could nail it too ☺
@@tytiw516 and maybe Helen Mirren as well
Susan Sarandon
@@FelipeDumasVaron maybe Susan… I associate her with motherly roles. But Cate Blanchett or Helen Mirren, I can imagine it
Really good film
Cool how Emily Blunt would go on to reunite with Meryll in 2 other films(Into The Woods and Mary Poppins Returns),and become Stanley Tucci's sister in law.
I’m glad Rachel turned down the movie… she’s awesome but just not right for the role… Anne was the perfect choice.
Rachel and Anne are both bland actress as well as Natalie Scarlett and Kirsten. Amber Heard is a better actress and has a Teen choice award
@@jilliant3471 a teen choice award… wooo 🤣🤣 Amber Heard is an abusive nutcase. No thanks. Anne Hathaway has an OSCAR!
@@jilliant3471 princess diaries alone is more iconic than Amber's entire filmography lol
@@jilliant3471 Anne Hathaway has an OSCAR! Yeah she has an Oscar a bigger award than Teen Choice Award 🤣🤣😝😝😝😝 her filmography speaks for itself and she's a great human being unlike Amber Heard, that abuser who you've been supporting I guess 🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn't mind seeing Rachel in the role. I can easily picture her as Andy but Anne was perfect tho so no complain at all. Just saying having Rachel in the movie wouldn't have changed the movie tho, she would've been great too as great as Anne
Zoom Call - During a Pandemic - groundbreaking! haha! But in seriousness, I love that movie and I dont think another sequel would work, but more for the hardcore fans. But thanks for the interview!
My mom loves this movie. I literally decided to watch it 2 hours ago and then opened RUclips and this video was uploaded. Whut !!!
I think the very main thing that made this movie work and made it beloved by so many people is that they made the women *actually* be good at their jobs. In the book, Miranda just kind of cruises by and never seems to be doing any important work, and Andy is just plain insufferable. She never really tries. The book is only mediocre, and most of the interest comes from the Anna Wintour thing and wondering what snippets of truth there were. But the movie showing two women who were good at what they did, albeit in different ways, has made sure the movie stood the test of time (somewhat), and was relatable to so many more people.
The book is terrible; Andie is so unlikeable. This is not an adaptation, it's a complete reinvention turning a mediocre novel into an iconic, timeless film.
eh, movie is weak sauce compared to the book..... just an opinion and not trying to bash your take but book actually says something about humanity, movie is idealized girl power drivel. movie is soft and lets everyone off the hook at the end. obviously lots of people in the comments here liked the movie and that's cool. nothing wrong with it, just didn't seem to me like it actually said anything other than confirm people's preexisting thoughts in the end.
How does this have less than 100k views? THIS IS A TURNING POINT OF CONTEMPORARY CULTURE.
Bruh 😩 trying to get through this but I can’t handle him calling her “Annie” 😹😹
I honestly sat here questioning my own memory... like.. IS it AnnE....or Anne...??? 🤔
@@nonenone4486 she said that everyone calls her Annie irl and only Hollywood started calling her Anne bc she told a casting director to call her that when she was 14 and it stuck and she's hated it every since (lmfaooo).
Annie is her preferred name.
she prefers being called annie 😐
This film never gets old
Just like Anne Hathaway lol I swear she looks even more bloody GORGEOUS every time she appears anywhere.
Agree, it's perfect as-is; no sequel needed
wonderful video here... thank you all for coming together to talk about the past. you brought back so many memories of what a great film it was. mahalo from hawaii.
It would be awesome if Patricia Fields made a coffee table book that showcases the style of Miranda, Andi and Emily and how anyone can recreate the outfits regardless of their budget.
Omg yes!! That would be amazing!
i can't get over this movie, I rewatch it every time it is on
This movie is like a fine box of luxury chocolates, full of delicious surprises, at times you crave just one, other times you indulge yourself to the whole box. It stands repeat viewings like no other. Possibly the best expression of mainstream Hollywood.
I could’ve watched two hours of this. Thank you so, so much EW for making this happen. Another layer added to the legacy 15 years later.
Rachel for this role? oh lord no, she would've been so wrong for it, Annie was perfect
Also, no mention to the amazing groundbreaking score and soundtrack? It's a huge part of why the film was such a hit, and there was no consideration for Theodore Shapiro
Actually no she would’ve been incredible but Hathway was meant for that part she was meant to be in the movie
Honestly, I'm fine with Rachel McAdams in the role. Infact I can imagine other actresses playing Andy than Anne Hathaway but since Anne did a great job at playing it, so no complain again eventhough Rachel would've been great too
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ikr? the incomparable Theodore Shapiro! I wish he was acknowledged here. When I watched this movie and heard his masterpiece I suddenly remembered the movie View from the Top, which is equally my all time favorite! And then I realized that he also did the soundtrack/scoring for it! He is a genius! And he created such a masterpiece music to 2 of my most favorite movies of all time. On the other note, I think Anne is already perfect in the movie and I couldn't imagine Rachel on it more so that it would have the same impact as Anne's had she taken the role.
This is by far my go to movie. Whether I am sad, happy ect. Every character was essential to the story. From the staff rushing to get their comfy shoes on to Miranda demonstrating what sacrifices needed or occur when you have to run a successful business. ❤❤❤❤❤
I think more people can relate to Andy in this movie than we even realize…. Especially when you are an administrative assistant and work for a woman.
Every industry and every gender..
Grateful for everyone who came to this chat. The Devil Wears Prada is one of my very favorite movies, and one of the very, very few that I can watch on repeat without ever tiring.
And bless Adrian for showing some understanding of the Nate backlash.
Stanley Tucci didn't change at all in these 14 years.
How about Anne Hathaway? She looks the same like she was 20 years ago 😂😂😂
@@Erasureeraser Anne is still quite young, she's 30's . But, Stanley Tucci is 50 something
I wish I could give a thousand likes tot his video. Thank Ew for this marvelous interview. This movie has a very deep meaning to me.
LIVING, FOR THE COMPLETE CAST LINE-UP INTERVIEWEES!! VERY WELL DONE, COMMITMENT!
I finally understand why I had to write an essay about this film for a college film class I took.
Annie is so profoundly beautiful. Timeless face ❤️
Emily was perfect. I lived in London at the time this movie came out and London was full of 'Emily's'. Ambitous young fashionistas who take everything too seriously and want to work at THAT office or for THAT person.
This is my favorite favorite movie I have seen it 123 times already and counting. the best of the best.
Giselle hardly "Starred" in it, she had about two lines LOLLL! Tucci and Streep were PERFECTLY cast and I just love Emily Blunt.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO SO MUCH, WATCHING IT TODAY!!!!
I LOVE MERYL STREEEPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP, please more of her and her movies!!
This is my third time, watching James Woodall‘s video on “the most interesting scene“ in the Devil wears Prada. I’m constantly amazed by his erudition, his thoroughness, intellect and his wit. Well done.
So wonderful that they all seem equally invested in the film. It just makes the entire project so much more special 🥺
Great video. I loved the movie and yes, magazine publishing was at its height when this was filmed. So much has changed, even the atmosphere around Anna Wintor has lessoned in importance ...
So amazing to see them all together! I love this film! If it wasn't for this film we wouldn't have had so many films like CRUELLA for instance.
omg no way. i love this cast so much, emily, anne, meryl and stanley omgoewnsnajd
I work for a magazine and we still do place it page by page physically and send it to the printers as well as placing it digitally. Love this film. Timeless.
Emily Blunt is the best thing in this film.
Followed very closely by Stan!
what else would you expect from a goddess?
she's brilliant in this. Her role sort of brings all the other characters together. Its a perfect counter balance and the idea to play it as an English women in her native tongue was genius. ....watched it a million times for her performance alone
@@annetessari1004 it was the first film l saw with her. I'm in love ever since 😂
tbf she's the best thing in every film she's in!! a gem
I don't even know how many times I've watched that movie!! I love Emily Blunt ♥️
I agree completely with the host, I can watch this movie forever. For many, many reasons…just great!
Thanks a lot.
Saw this on IG, came here immediately! Love this movie, especially Emily Blunt in this.
Emily Blunt is A+ in The Devil. In everything really.
I’m here for Meryl!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Same
This was absolutely perfect! I just don’t watch this film(movie), you become a part of it, drawn into this world of Miranda Presley(Meryl Streep) is incredible and worth ones time to watch always!
I got strength from this movie. Everything happened exactly the same. And i resigned as well, and now He gave me something bigger. So much love
I like the interviewers tone of voice. Very controlled, modulated and he was not shrill/annoying/hyperactive/fake or buddy-buddy in the way a lot of American interviewers behave. Thank you! Much enjoyed
TDWP is the epitome of cinematic elegance-a timeless masterpiece that captivates everyone's sensibilities effortlessly. Enraptured since 2006, every detail resonates impeccably. Bravo!
Loved this! I can't believe you got so many schedules to align.
can't tell you how many times I have watched this movie. It comes on TV and I say to myself "nah won't watch it again" and lo and behold Im back in it. The Madonna soundtrack helps. Emily Blunt is fantastic Im not one for this type of movie but I get pulled in every time. If I say Ive watched it 10 times Im probably conservative. I don't think Ive watched any movie so many times. Not even To Kill a Mockingbird ....lol
thanks for editing out the awkward moments that come with a zoom meeting
I love Meryl!! She is such a brilliant actress
I will never get sick of this movie! Love Andy was transformed into a fashionista with that Chanel boots and sunglasses.
This iswhat I needed today!
Everyone on the cast still looks 20 years younger. amazing
I actually take this DVD with me when I travel...
My gosh, one of the favorite movies of my mom is 15 years... time goes fast.
Thanks for this multi-co-stars video content. I really enjoyed this. I could watch this movie on repeat. 😁
I agree with the interviewer when he said if he had only 5 films to own this would be one of them. The chemistry they all had is phenomenal. John Krazinski (Emily’s husband) said when he watched the film he loved it so much he knew all the lines and the first time Emily caught his eye. How could you miss her…she was a pivotal character how Emily Blunt portrayed her. Comedic timing perfection along with Stanley Tucci. She has lines we quote all the time…”ugly skirt convention”, “I’ll search every Blimpy’s”, “I’m one stomach flu away from my goal weight” and so many others. How great that they all agreed to join this Zoom interview!!! Classic film
I love this movie! “That’s all”. ❤️👠
I could watch so much more of this convo. Post the uncut conversation!
Fashion Cult, pop cult and just amazing comedy!
I LOVE this movie! The BEST casting ever!!! I watch it every time it's on.
so they had a discussion about the hair color before seeing the result. interesting because the best thing in this movie is literally meryl's white hair.
Everyone in this film is PERFECT, 100% of the time. Miranda is iconic, but Emily Blunt's timing is priceless - a complete scene stealer. Very understated work.
This interview was really amazing