The Devil Wears Prada Sequel Cast: What They Look Like Now Vs. 2006
On Monday, 19 years to the day after the original movie was released in theaters in June 2006, Disney's 20th Century Studios released a short teaser confirming that the long-awaited sequel to The Devil Wears Prada has started filming.
Based on the 2004 book of the same name by Lauren Weisberger, the original movie follows the story of a budding journalist named Andy Sachs, who, despite having no interest in fashion, takes on a job to be an assistant to Miranda Priestly, the editor-in-chief of the industry's most prestigious fashion mag, Runway.
The movie is an undisputed CLASSIC, so it's no surprise that it's finally getting the sequel treatment after all these years. Right now, the exact details of the plot have not been confirmed, although reports suggest the sequel might involve a face-off between Miranda and one of her former employees. But what we do know is that four very big names from the original film will be returning to reprise their roles — along with one Oscar-winning newcomer.
Without further ado, let's see how the OG cast has changed in the past two decades as we take a look at which stars are definitely returning, which probably aren't, and which have yet to confirm their plans…
So, the actors currently confirmed to be returning for the Devil Wears Prada sequel are…
Meryl Streep as Miranda
Anne Hathaway as Andy
Emily Blunt as Emily
Stanley Tucci as Nigel
And joining the cast for the first time will be…
Kenneth Branagh as Miranda's husband
OK, as you know, Kenneth wasn't in the first movie. But I wanted to make him feel included, so here's what he was looking like in 2006.
So far, the only actor that probably won't be returning is…
Adrian Grenier as Nate
Both Entertainment Weekly and People have reported that Adrian will not be reprising his role as Andy Sachs's boyfriend, Nate. Adrian has not commented on the reports.
And as for the rest of the OG cast, we'll have to wait and see…
Simon Baker as Christian
Tracie Thoms as Lily
Rich Sommer as Doug
Stephanie Szostak as Jacqueline
Gisele Bündchen as Serena
The Devil Wears Prada sequel is currently set to hit theaters in May 2026, which is a little while to wait. But, you know what they say: By all means, move at a glacial pace. You know how that thrills me...
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