Meryl Streep on 'The Devil Wears Prada' Sequel

0:00On April 29th, Merrill Street just drops in real talk on why her character, Miranda Priestly, makes the Devilware's product click. She says that Miranda was a guy dropping those icy lines, folks would call him brilliant, but from a woman, it stings different. Shrieve got an Oscar nod back in 2006 for nailing that role as the tough runway boss. She pulled inspiration from the strong male leaders in her own career, mimicking how they commanded without breaking a sweat. Looking back, Street calls the original flick, Quaint, made right before the iPhone dropped, like a whole different era. Castmates like Stanley Tucci chimed in, saying the movie holds up across generations, unlike stuff that dates fast. The original smashed the box office, with over $325 million, and still hooks new fans. Now for the sequel, things get deeper. No simple Cinderella tale this time. Street compares it to a gritty journey full of tough choices and betrayals for Anne Hathaway's character, with fresh faces like Kenneth Branagh and Lucy Liu joining the

1:01mix. Same director and writer behind both, and it hits theaters, May 1st, promising that sharp fashion world vibe evolve for today. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.