The Devil Wears Prada 2 released with Streep, Hathaway and Blunt returning

13 articles · Updated · Hollywood Reporter · Apr 29

Arriving 20 years after the original, the sequel is directed by David Frankel and features new cast members Justin Theroux, Lucy Liu, Kenneth Branagh, and Simone Ashley.
The film explores media industry upheaval, luxury real estate, and corporate restructuring, with Andy Sachs returning to Runway amid viral controversy and Miranda Priestly facing digital-era challenges.
Cameos from fashion and media icons, a Milan fashion show, and social commentary on journalism and consumerism are included, while the movie maintains a nostalgic, glamorous tone that appeals to longtime fans.

Will the film glamorize the fashion world or hold it accountable for its waste and labor issues?

How will Andy and Emily's alliance to save Runway challenge Miranda Priestly's iconic authority?

Does Runway's desperate chase for clicks reflect the death of quality journalism?

Can a 'warm and friendly' sequel truly capture the biting satire that made the original a classic?

Has Miranda Priestly truly evolved, or just learned to master the language of corporate HR?

Are ultra-luxury brands really recession-proof, or is that a myth the 0.1% believes?