The devil wears Prada 2 is finally here, nearly 20 years after the original film became a defining classic of the fashion era. Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Bluntand Stanley Tucci They’re all back, with the sequel picking up a modern media landscape as Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs navigate the decline of print journalism and cross paths with Emily, now a powerful executive on the business side of fashion.
However, one familiar face did not return for the sequel. Adrian Grenierwho played Andy Sachs’ boyfriend, Nate, is not part of the sequel. His absence has sparked renewed conversation about the character and his role in the original story.
Grenier even mocked the situation in a recent Starbucks ad linked to the release of the sequel. “You may have seen the headlines; they didn’t ask me to be part of a certain sequel,” he says in the commercial, adding, “But I’m fine. Really. It’s all good energy.” He then raises a glass and quips, “So, a toast to Nate… He made a great sandwich, he loved his girlfriend… to a point,” before acknowledging, “He wasn’t perfect,” and concluding, “So let’s leave Nate in 2006 and keep this good energy going.”
So why didn’t he return and where are Nate and Andy after the first movie? This is what you should know.
Who does it? Adrian Grenier play in The devil wears Prada?
Grenier plays Nate Cooper, Andy Sachs’ boyfriend in the 2006 film. Nate, a chef working in New York City, initially supports Andy’s career change, but becomes frustrated when his demanding job at Clue He begins to change his priorities, creating tension in their relationship.
Do Nate and Andy break up at the end of The devil wears Prada?
Yes, Nate and Andy break up midway through the movie as their relationship deteriorates. However, in the final scenes, the two reconnect in New York City and leave things on a hopeful note, suggesting that they may be open to getting back together.
Why isn’t it? Adrian Grenier in The devil wears Prada 2?
Grenier is not there The devil wears Prada 2. Initial reports indicated that a cameo was considered during development, but ultimately did not happen, and Grenier said that he was not asked to reprise the role. He has also acknowledged that fan criticism of Nate’s character over the years may have influenced the decision to leave him out of the sequel.
Director David Frankel confirmed that timing was the main problem. “I had the idea of including him in a cameo, and in the end it was too late in our production schedule to make it happen,” he said. Entertainment Weeklynoting that the film was completed less than a month before its scheduled release.
