Emily Blunt and ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Cast Close the Sequel Chapter

Emily Blunt and other members of The Devil Wears Prada's team have denied rumours of a sequel
Emily Blunt and other members of The Devil Wears Prada's team have denied rumours of a sequel

During an interview for the Happy Sad Confused podcast at The 92nd Street Y in New York, Emily Blunt and other The Devil Wears Prada members dispel rumors of a sequel to the beloved 2006 film.

Blunt reveals that despite fan interest, there has never been significant momentum toward creating a sequel to the hit movie, suggesting that the cast is content with leaving the story untouched.

Blunt expresses that some things are better left cherished and preserved without attempting to extend the narrative, highlighting the unique and enduring appeal of the original film.

Meryl Streep’s Humorous Response:

Blunt recalls a humorous remark made by her former co-star, Meryl Streep, during an interview about the potential sequel, humorously citing Streep’s reluctance to undergo physical transformations for the role.

Blunt’s comments reflect her mixed emotions about the prospect of a sequel, noting in the past that while she would be open to it, she acknowledges the risk of diluting the original’s impact.

Anne Hathaway’s Perspective:

Anne Hathaway shares her perspective on the sequel, citing changes in the industry landscape and expressing uncertainty about the relevance of revisiting the story in today’s digital age.

While acknowledging the temptation of revisiting the characters in a sequel, Hathaway suggests that the original movie’s era and concept may not translate effectively to a modern audience.

Director David Frankel provides insight into the studio’s stance on a sequel, revealing that while discussions were entertained, the consensus was that the story had been effectively concluded in the original film.

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