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Revenge Wears Prada book cover

The Devil Wears Prada 2

Based on Revenge Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger

Comedy Drama
Film Sequel
Fashion
In Theaters Now

Director: David Frankel

Screenplay: Aline Brosh McKenna

Studio: 20th Century Studios

Box Office: $433 million

Release Date: May 1, 2026

The Cast

Meryl StreepMiranda PriestlyReturning
Anne HathawayAndy SachsReturning
Emily BluntEmily CharltonReturning
Stanley TucciNigel KiplingReturning
Justin TherouxBenji BarnesNew Cast
Lucy LiuSasha BarnesNew Cast
Kenneth BranaghStuart SimmonsNew Cast
B.J. NovakJay RavitzNew Cast
Simone AshleyAmari MariNew Cast

What the Critics Are Saying

6.8/10

IMDb

78%

Rotten Tomatoes

82%

Google Users

Twenty years is a long time to wait for a sequel — and by most accounts, this one earns it. Critics have praised the returning cast for picking up their characters with ease, with Streep in particular drawing attention for bringing new layers to Miranda in a media landscape that has shifted dramatically beneath her. Emily Blunt's expanded role as a rival rather than a sidekick gives the film its central tension, and the film's sharp commentary on the collapse of print media and the rise of AI-driven content gives it more bite than anyone expected from a fashion comedy sequel.

Our Take

Lauren Weisberger's sequel novel Revenge Wears Prada took Andy Sachs into new territory — a decade on, building a bridal magazine empire alongside Emily while the shadow of Miranda loomed. The film takes its own liberties with that premise, but the spirit is intact: what happens when the women who escaped the dragon end up back in the same room as her? Director David Frankel and screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna — both returning from the original — have made something that feels less like a nostalgia cash-grab and more like a genuine reckoning with who these characters became. At $433 million and counting, audiences clearly agree. Whether you loved the book, the first film, or both, this one is worth the trip to the theater.

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