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The Devil Wears Prada 2 | Final Trailer


This trailer for The Devil Wears Prada 2 (1m54s) marks the return of the iconic characters from the 2006 original film. Almost 20 years later, the story catches up with Miranda Priestley (Meryl Streep), Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway), Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt), and Nigel (Stanley Tucci) as they navigate the high-stakes world of Runway Magazine in New York City.

Key takeaways from the trailer:

  • The Return: The original cast is back, with the trailer teasing professional tensions and the evolving power dynamics within the fashion magazine (0:02-0:42).
  • New Challenges: The plot revolves around a "current scandal" at the magazine, with hints of Andy returning to face her past and Miranda still maintaining her uncompromising standards (0:32-1:06).
  • New Faces: The sequel introduces an expanded ensemble cast, including Kenneth BranaghSimone AshleyJustin Theroux, and Lucy Liu (0:37-1:12).
  • Release Info: The film is directed by David Frankel and is scheduled to debut exclusively in theaters on May 1.

Do We Know Each Other?


This video, titled Do We Know Each Other?, features a witty and stylish encounter between Anna Wintour and the character Miranda Priestly (played by Meryl Streep) as they wait for an elevator.

Key moments from the interaction:

  • The Recognition Attempt: The two icons struggle to place where they might have met, cycling through high-profile fashion events such as the Chanel show at the Grand Palais (0:25), the Oscars (0:33), and the Met Gala (0:36), only to dismiss each possibility.
  • The Subtle Jabs: The conversation is filled with sharp, fashion-world subtext. Miranda Priestly notes that perhaps the other has seen her "work" (1:08) and adds, "I don't care if it's not coming out until next year. I want it now" (1:14-1:17), a clear nod to the demanding nature of the industry.
  • The Fashion Critique: The tension concludes with a brief, deadpan exchange regarding each other's outfits—"Cool shoes" (1:27) and "Nice boots" (1:29)—before the elevator doors close.