Devil Wears Prada, The (2006)

Hell On Heels.

Original Title :	The Devil Wears Prada
Director :	David Frankel
Writer :	Aline Brosh McKenna Lauren Weisberger
Genre :	Comedy
	Drama
Country :	USA
Language :	English
Producer :	John Bernard , Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr. , Wendy Finerman , Karen Rosenfelt
Music :	Theodore Shapiro Chris Trapper
Photography :	Florian Ballhaus
Distributor :	Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
MPAA Rating :	Rated PG-13 for some sensuality.
IMDB ID :	0458352
Official site :	http://www.devilwearspradamovie.com/
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Devil Wears Prada, The (2006) - David Frankel

Starring

ÂMeryl Streep		Miranda Priestly
ÂAnne Hathaway		Andy Sachs
ÂEmily Blunt		Emily
ÂStanley Tucci		Nigel
ÂSimon Baker		Christian Thompson
ÂAdrian Grenier		Nate
ÂTracie Thoms		Lily
ÂRich Sommer		Doug
ÂDaniel Sunjata		James Holt
ÂDavid Marshall Grant		Richard Sachs
ÂJames Naughton		Stephen
ÂTibor Feldman		Irv Ravitz
ÂRebecca Mader		Jocelyn
ÂJimena Hoyos		Lucia
ÂGisele BÃŒndchen		Serena
ÂGeorge C. Wolfe		Paul
ÂJohn Rothman		Editor
ÂStephanie Szostak		Jacqueline Follet
ÂColleen Dengel		Caroline
ÂSuzanne Dengel		Cassidy
ÂHeidi Klum		Herself
ÂValentino Garavani		Himself
ÂBridget Hall		Herself
ÂInes Rivero		Clacker in Elevator
ÂAlyssa Sutherland		Clacker
ÂRobert Verdi		Fashion Reporter
ÂPaul Keany		St. Regis Butler
ÂDavid Callegati		Massimo (as Davide Callegati
ÂRori Cannon		Girl at Party
ÂStan Newman		John Folger
ÂJames Cronin		Ambassador
ÂEric Seltzer		Roy
ÂLindsay Brice		PR Woman
ÂSteve Benisty		Fashion Photographer
ÂJohn Graham		Book Guy
ÂWells Dixon		Miranda's Driver
ÂIlona Alexandra		Celebrity on Red Carpet (uncredited
ÂAndrea Bertola		Red Carpet Celebrity (uncredited
ÂAlexander Blaise		French Bellhop (uncredited
ÂJaclynn Tiffany Brown		(uncredited
ÂCarl Burrows		Businessman (uncredited
ÂMolyneau DuBelle		Parisian Luncheon Guest (uncredited
ÂGuy A. Fortt		Security (uncredited
ÂL.J. Ganser		Marty (uncredited
ÂAlexie Gilmore		Clacker (uncredited
ÂScott Hatfield		New York Mirror Reporter (uncredited
ÂTim Krueger		Fund Raiser (uncredited
ÂNina Lisandrello		Super Clacker (uncredited
ÂZev McAllister		Runway Editor (uncredited
ÂDenis McKeown		Guest - Black-and-white Ball (uncredited
ÂJustin Restivo		French Waiter (uncredited
ÂSage Salzer		(uncredited
ÂEmily Sandberg		Superclacker (uncredited
ÂRobert Stio		Photographer (uncredited
ÂTaylor Treadwell		New Assistant (uncredited

Plot

The story tells the professional adventure of Andrea, whose greatest dream is to become a journalist. Andrea gets a job in the fashion industry through Runway magazine, the most famous of its type, to make ends meet. But Andrea won't develop her writing skills in the magazine, but her talents as the editor in chief's assistant, Miranda. The problem is that Miranda is a merciless, posh and cruel woman, making the experience a living hell for the girl. The environment in the place will be cold and extremely critical with the physical appearance. The girl will have to change her simple and plain style, for a more trendy and elegant one, in order to gain the acceptance of her ruthless boss and colleagues, specially Emily, her unpleasant workmate. Despite everything against Andrea in the office, she will consider the experience as a challenge, drastically changing her clothes and self-image, with the help of Nigel, the magazine's art director. Nevertheless, the job becomes extremely demanding, because of Miranda's tough work rhythm and nearly impossible tasks, leaving Andrea without a private life with her boyfriend, family and friends. Maybe the old Andrea has gone, now more preoccupied about her image and her future in the magazine.

Comments

The Girl And The Sacred Cow, 1 July 2006 Author: arichmondfwc from United States I',m not a girl, so I knew next to nothing about Anne Hathaway, I went to see Meryl Streep and oh boy, did I see her. An inedited Meryl Streep, far, far away from anything she has ever done and that is saying something, isn',t it? Blazing with self confidence, Miranda Pristley is a monumental modern queen. Hints of human trouble at her own personal castle doesn',t disturb that imperious facade and her extraordinary talent to say "No" I may be totally out of touch but I just wanted Anne Hathaway out of the way. It bother me so much. I longed for the young Julie Christie in that role. The Christie of "Darling" can you imagine? Then yes you have a battle of the titans not a predictable, tired, phony fairy tale. When Hathaway',s boyfriend tells her "You have become one of them" I wanted to shoot myself because that',s obviously what was suppose to happen but other than different outfits and make up I saw no difference in the girl. I enjoyed very much Stanley Tucci and Emily Blunt',s performance and I',m recommending the film just to witness Meryl Streep, the greatest actress of our or any generation, dazzles us with an extraordinary new face.