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The Devil Wears Prada is an
Academy Award-nominated 2006
comedy-drama film, a loose
screen adaptation of Lauren
Weisberger's 2003 novel of the
same name. It stars Anne
Hathaway as Andrea 'Andy'
Sachs, a recent college
gradua
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The Devil Wears Prada is an
Academy Award-nominated 2006
comedy-drama film, a loose
screen adaptation of Lauren
Weisberger's 2003 novel of the
same name. It stars Anne
Hathaway as Andrea 'Andy'
Sachs, a recent college
graduate who comes to New York
City and gets a job as a
co-assistant to powerful and
demanding fashion magazine
editor Miranda Priestly,
played by Meryl Streep. Emily
Blunt and Stanley Tucci
co-star, with Adrian Grenier,
Simon Baker and Tracie Thoms
playing key supporting roles.
Wendy Finerman produced and
David Frankel directed; the
film was distributed by 20th
Century Fox.

Streep's performance drew rave
reviews from critics and later
earned her many award
nominations, including her
record-setting 14th Oscar bid,
as well as a Golden Globe for
Best Actress in a Comedy or
Musical. Blunt also drew
favorable notice and
nominations, as did many of
those involved in the film's
production. While critical
reaction to the film as a
whole was more measured, it
received generally favorable
notice and became a surprise
summer box-office hit
following its June 30 North
American release. The
commercial success and
critical praise for Streep
continued in foreign markets,
and it led the international
box office for most of
October. The U.S. DVD release
likewise was the top rental
during December. Ultimately,
it would gross over $300
million, mostly from its
international run, and finish
in 2006's top 20 both in the
U.S. and overseas. It was also
the highest-grossing film ever
in Streep's and Hathaway's
careers. A television series
is being developed.

Although the movie is set in
the fashion world, most
designers and other fashion
notables avoided appearing as
themselves for fear of
arousing the wrath of powerful
U.S. Vogue editor Anna
Wintour, who is widely
believed to have been the
inspiration for Priestly. Many
designers did, however, allow
their clothes and accessories
to be used in the film, making
it the most
expensively-costumed film in
history.[2] Wintour later
overcame her initial
skepticism,[3] saying she
liked the film and Streep in
particular.

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