
Nate Cooper's Devil Wears Prada Sequel Snub: Adrian Grenier's Reaction & Future
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Director David Frankel reveals Adrian Grenier wont reprise his role as Nate Cooper in the Devil Wears Prada sequel due to scheduling conflicts. Grenier, who played Andy Sachs boyfriend, faced criticism for Nates unsupportive character. Despite the snub, Grenier has embraced the situation with humor and continues to thrive in various endeavors.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Nate Cooper's Devil Wears Prada Sequel Snub: Adrian Grenier's Reaction & Future. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 26, director David Frankl just spilled while Adrien Grignier won't pop up as Nate Cooper in the Devilware's Prada sequel. Nate was Andy Sacks' boyfriend in the original, but their romance fell apart from her high-pressure fashion job. Frankl says he wanted a cameo for Grignier, but tight schedules killed the idea, straight up no time to fit him in. Frankl dropped this to Entertainment Weekly, noting Andy now has a fresh love interest. Grignier himself called the snub a disappointment, linking it to fan backlash against Nate's selfish vibe during Andy's career grind. Fans never warmed to Nate, slamming him as unsupportive and self-centered, especially after memes roasted the character years later. Grignier admitted he missed those nuances at first, but now owns that Nate came off pretty selfish. Lately, Grignier turned the exclusion into laughs with the hilarious Starbucks ad poking fun at himself, and Frankl loves the humility in it. He stays optimistic, pitching a Nate spin-off to give the character his own shot.
While the sequel rolls without Nate, Grignier is thriving on his Texas ranch with his family, producing films and pushing environmental causes. Proof Life's got more chapters beyond one role. Pop culture, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today.
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