Emily Blunt Was Asked To Redo Her ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Audition — Here’s Why

Entertainment Weekly, author Lauren Weisberger - who wrote the book the film is based on - revealed that there have been lots of talks about a potential TV series or sequel. This makes sense, as she released a sequel to the original book which saw Andy team up with her former office nemesis, Emily, on their own publication.

The Devil Wears Prada was the film’s real villain all along. Anne Hathway and Adrian Grenier in ‘The Devil Wears Prada'The actor discussed the theory, which has been a talking point among fans for years, during a recent roundtable with Entertainment Weekly.

In addition to starring in HBO’s “Entourage”, Adrian Grenier also played Nate, boyfriend of Anne Hathaway’s character, Andy, in “The Devil Wears Prada”.

15-year reunion with Entertainment Weekly, where it was revealed that actress Rachel McAdams was actually the first choice for the role of Andy.Director David Frankel said that prior to casting Hathaway, the studio initially wanted to cast a well-known actress to play the part. McAdams turned it down three times.

Gallery: I’m just a girl standing in front of a boy! The secrets behind Notting Hill (BANG Showbiz)As well as drawing on the advice of her old drama teacher, Meryl's portrayal of the tough fashion guru was also inspired by actor-turned-director Clint Eastwood. She explained: "It was a direct steal from the way I saw Clint Eastwood run a set.

He admits it! Adrian Grenier shared that he finally realizes his The Devil Wears Prada character Nate’s flaws … 15 years after the movie’s release.

was almost a very different movie. The 2006 hit starred Meryl Streep as cutthroat fashion magazine editor Miranda Priestly and Anne Hathaway as her hard working assistant Andy Sachs. But Hathaway definitely wasn't the first choice for the part.

Devil Wears Parda celebrates its 15 year anniversary this week and while marking the celebrations, Adrian Grenier who played Nate in the film spoke about being perceived as the  “real villain” of the film. The 44-year-old actor says that he didn’t understand the criticism at first, but he now agrees with fans.

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While celebrating the 15th anniversary of The Devil Wears Prada, Adrian Grenier spoke out in response to fans calling his character Nate the “real villain” of the filmn.

Entertainment Weekly on Monday, ahead of the 15th anniversary of the film. The three-time Oscar winner, 71, explained that she was in fact 'depressed' playing Miranda Priestly, a.

Legendary actress Meryl Streep had a hard time filming one of her most well-known movies. In 2006, the Oscar-winner starred in "The Devil Wears Prada" as Miranda Priestly, the mean-spirited editor-in-chief of a high fashion magazine who treated employees poorly as a way to cope with her crumbling personal life.

Meryl Streep is done with method acting. In a new interview that brought together the cast of  15 years later,Streep opened up about being miserable channeling the role of editor and mean boss, Miranda Priestly, in the iconic film.And according to the actress, the 2006 film marked the last time she tried her hand at method acting.“It was horrible! I was [miserable] in my trailer.

Entertainment Weekly interview Monday.On Twitter, fans have long argued that Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep, is the “movie villain” whereas Nate, played by Grenier, was the “actual villain” of the film.

Meryl Streep was not into being mean full-time.

The debate over who is “the real villain” of The Devil Wears Prada continues…

Runway, Anne Hathaway almost didn't book the lead role in . And just like her movie counterpart, she finally got the gig thanks to a supportive word from Meryl Streep.In a new oral history of the film, which just turned fifteen years old, many of the stars and producers spoke to about putting the classic fashion world satire together.