THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA Clip - "Andy Gets A Makeover" (2006)

[@kyrollschannel743]

“You are not trying, you just whining…” It’s a wake up call for myself too… 😂

[@masrahman8231]

Yep😅

[@bread2951]

I was sipping tea and nodding at everything he had to say.

[@violinplayer3518]

This scene needs to be part of school curriculum

[@renediaz4076]

Literally had to tell myself this the past month

[@BleakeACE15]

Same

[@paulrath7764]

Nigel brilliantly slaps down her self-pity and victimhood. In the real world, most people would become indignant and angry at having their ego challenged, but we get to see her immediate attitude change and acceptance of reality. Its a great lesson.

[@JamieRobles1]

Yeah, but since it's a movie, I think it would have taken Andy the rest of the week for Nigel's words to turn her around. It just takes, a couple of seconds, for her to be 'no, you're right' to 'what should I do about it' to 'Wait! I know!' to 'But, I'm going to need help.' to 'Nigel, can I ask a big favor from you?' and then getting it. If it were a series, even a mini one, we would see a montage of her process, a montage of her 'courting' Nigel to help her, and Nigel helping her. Shoot, that's an hour episode right there. I think that 'seconds' revelation and turning a new leaf in a blink of an eye just isn't real. Besides, I can see Nigel giving her the pep talk about lingerie. "Oh no, no, no, no, no, girl. You will start there first and on your own too. But- I will give you these books about lingerie. Devour them! They will teach you that good structure of a fine silhouette starts with what you where underneath. Go home- and get rid of every lumpy bra you have this odd attachment to and any granny drawers old enough to hail a taxi by themselves, go on a shopping spree to replace said old bra and drawers AND THEN, you can come back to me." "I have to do all that first?" "Are you whining again, Andy, or are you going to take my advice that you came crawl-sobbing in here for?" "Ok, ok! I'll go do my homework." "Damn, right you will and you will get this done in by Thursday." "Just two days t-" *stares at her* "Yes, Thursday." "Report back here at the end of your shift on Thursday. And BE ON TIME!" "Yes. . . . On time." . . . :D I would watch *that* in a New York minute.

[@dreamyanon5151]

@@JamieRobles1 while this interpretation is definitely creative, I think Andy had a moment of self pity but this wasn't unrealistic it was portraying a characterization of Andy as resilient. Andy isn't a teen in a coming of age movie, she's grown and can recognize what she's doing and that he was right. And it's likely she already knew before he even said it! She really just needed to know how to get out of this stuck feeling she has.

[@marvequelistino1274]

No. The simple lesson here (that should not be tolerared) is whoever has the big ego bullies, typical of any .... who feels dominant from all other races.

[@discogoth]

“Self-pity and victimhood” i.e. “expecting your boss to treat you like a person, even if they are a self-important fashion writer”.

[@davidnelson7719]

Most people would not become indignant and angry with someone outside their family who they respect.

[@jjanep]

Nigel was the perfect mix of blunt criticism and gentle scolding. He didn’t put down Andy for her morals or preferences but just her mentality. I find that to be very reasonable and respectful.

[@zyxw2024]

Imagine referencing someone as a 6. Size 6. Great shape. I would have called him baldy.Etc.

[@sueprice3315]

@@zyxw2024 he was trying to find clothes for her, so referencing her size was relevant. It IS insane that someone Anne's size, as you note great shape, is considered too big to be a model for a fashion magazine, or the fashion industry in general.

[@pdruiz2005]

Nigel was a great mentor. You can tell because on Andy's first day he was helping her out in very crucial ways. It was incredibly subtle, but Nigel was there for her. First, it was when Miranda called out "Emily" numerous times and clueless Andy looked around the office. Nigel then quipped, "She means you." This allowed Andy to go to Miranda immediately. Second was Nigel coming to the rescue with the fashionable high heels. Nigel had previously seen Miranda chew out underlings for wearing hideous shoes, so he swooped in to give Andy these brand-name shoes so she wouldn't get a similar tongue lashing. Andy ignored Nigel's advice but she learned mighty quick that nice shoes were necessary for this job. And she had these shoes at the ready when she learned this valuable lesson. All thanks to Nigel.

[@Harivelo]

Nigel's a new twist on the fairy godmother.

[@alking7655]

Duh! The only difference is that the actual gift he gives her is sound advice and true guidance. The fashion is the bit that goes away, the change of mindset to show that things aren't a fairytale, you have to work for them, is what remains.

[@kaprolka5704]

😂😂😂 hahah i can’t

[@andreferre21]

Indeed

[@scotthartman8993]

He was even a better version I think in Burlesque

[@beccabellcampbell4682]

My gosh I didn't know that Ceaser from the hunger games was good at giving someone a makeover.

[@niemand69]

Emily was a true sweetheart, in a bizarre way, in this movie. She didn’t like Andrea, she didn’t want to make friends with her, but she NEVER undermined her. A top professional (and what a great performance by Blunt)

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

She did plenty of times. What was sweet, was how she treated everyone else. And how he dislike of Andie fits her character. Emily is VERY fashionable, but she doesn't have Andy's confidence. Andy's confident, but she didn't respect fashion for long and the movie and her head was too big for her shoulders for a lot of it.

[@Hekateras]

@@antithoughtpolice7497 Let's not her do any favours. Emily is a fundamentally decent person who was warped by her hostile work environment and the pecking order there to be petty and vicious to the one person who occupied a lower position than she did. Her attempts to help Andy are motivated as much by compassion as by the fact that Miranda is explicitly holding EMILY accountable for the fact that her replacements keep turning out inadequate. I like Emily, and she is probably one of the more sympathetic characters in the movie, but she's no sweetheart, that's for damn sure. The job won't let her be.

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

@@Hekateras Look up her around people other than people she knows at work. She smiles and is never hostile towards them.

[@coltonkleins]

@@antithoughtpolice7497 Emily is a hard worker, she knows her shit, andy is just a loonie toon came in and stole her job

[@akikolehmainen88]

She was busy undermining her in this very scene.

[@monmothma3358]

Nigel's loyalty to Miranda and the business is so touching. "She's just doing her job" when she's being an terrible and unreasonable boss who terrifies anyone around her. Not that Andy is flawless, but Miranda shows her true face when she stabs Nigel in the back later. So much for his loyalty.

[@vanessab2392]

What happened? I can't remember!

[@philippizza1]

@@vanessab2392 she's expected to promote nigel but she gave it to her competitor so that she's still goes on top.

[@juanitamorgan5475]

The blond-haired girl was nice enough genuinely say she looks nice😊

[@tierefuerimmer9635]

@@juanitamorgan5475 Yeah. Yet Emily (the character, not the actress) was a snotty bitch 75% of the movie.

[@romycake3995]

You have to follow Machiavelli's theory, otherwise nobody respects you

[@randomobserver8168]

I admit I find it hard to take the fashion industry seriously but, man, did Tucci ever deliver that monologue with power- everyone who ever thought of their work as a calling can hear him.

[@adrianavargova]

Fashion is more than just clothes. It is an artistry in every area.

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

@@adrianavargova considering what's put out on run ways and what gets pushed by certain labels they'd all be the jackson pollock of clothes

[@anira9245]

@random observer As someone who loves clothing design and grew up with a former Fashion model for a mother. I understand why its hard for you to take it seriously. I never understood people who wear clothes that are too tight or wear shoes that are hell to walk in. As a child I loved drawing my own ideas for clothes and I was very picky with what I wore, but had terrible fashion sense. However now for me fashion is more about freedom for self expression and wearing clothes I thinks looks nice on me and I feel comfortable with. Which means I will not wear clothes I'm not comfortable with that includes no mini skirts and absolutely no high hells taller than 5cm or has a design that hurts the foot. I'm already taller than the average height for girls in my country. So yeah I'm not wearing uncomfortable clothes for the sake of Fashion or keeping up with Brands. How can you look good if you don't feel good right? Also a lot of brands are expensive for absolute no reason and are not worth it. They only received big names, popularity and became more expensive after a celebrity decided to wear them.

[@Mini-Toast_]

@@MrTHEMONEEMAKER Be grateful. That extreme aesthetic you see in high fashion is what keeps fashion evolving. It's why we aren't just walking around looking the same as each other and what people wore 500 years ago. Of course the stuff on runways can be insane. But just like art of any medium, it isn't meant to be brought into our tempered lives in wholeness. Like your not gonna see insane art pieces in people's homes. Just like art pieces have their places in museums and galleries to be viewed in a heightened environment, high fashion has its place on the runway. Where the vision and designs can be appreciated for the way they challenge and evolve the idea of clothing. Because fashion is where art meets utilitarianism. And I wish that attitude that looks down on fashion as an art form didn't exist.

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

@@Mini-Toast_ Woah back up there tucci, fashion as an art I got no problem with what so ever it's the pretentiousness surrounding the industry that I take issue with

[@christinelee4780]

"Now Chanel. You're in desperate need of Chanel". Yeah, aren't we all?

[@christianurena510]

not the recent work but yeah I'm in desperate need of Karl Lagerfeld's Chanel

[@ericak6849]

Yes, yes we are!

[@sindhujasai1345]

@@woolf2796 lmao

[@naobe5]

Yep!!!😛

[@arrebolji3856]

Amén ✨

[@deepakdongre7712]

Nigel would be a dream colleague to have. No nonsense, straight on your face- such people are the ones who slingshot you into the success orbit.

[@noggin6870]

Nigel was a loser lol. He endlessly defended a monstrous woman who didn't care about him at all, and was willingly walked over by a company that openly considered him disposable. Do whatever you can to avoid ever adopting any of Nigel's views, and remember that you and your wellbeing are always, ALWAYS more important than any company, no matter what it is.

[@lynnmahan154]

I agree. I've had colleagues like Nigel and they make work almost fun!!!❤

[@user-ss9wg2yq3o]

He was very toxic during the first half and insulted her weight and appearance. Definitely not a coworker I'd like to have. But yes, he did come around to Andy later on.

[@Alexis-qb4hf]

Wake up six😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@noface3928]

I loved this scene because if it weren’t for Nigel’s reality check Andy wouldn’t have realized how condescending and unfair she was being towards other people and their passions like Nigel. And I think the fact Nigel took time to be truthful with Andy shows he was a good friend.

[@lady4191]

Oh yeah cuz he's the one with the morals she's not either but damn if you really think these people have morals you are probably sad

[@pollyanna8061]

A good friend, and specially, a good work partner! He gave her a shock of reality, but without being rude or having a pleasure of humiliating her; everyday, we work or know who works with people that under the cover of being sincere and honest about our work, they have a secret pleasure in being cruel, humiliate and break down our self-esteem and evolution to do our best in our jobs. I didn't saw that on this Nigel's speech- i saw elegance in the way he call her attention, i saw compassion, yet a very "get your feet down in reality, girl"; even if he understands her frustration, he was very clear that she was no right to be pitted for herself, once that she really didn't realize how lucky she was to get that job in a dreamland where everybody there almost had to kill to get a chance to be there! By the way, this Nigel's speech made me thoughtful for weeks, and i became more and more serious and less sensitive at my job, whenever i was called out by my superior for about something i haven't done right, or became frustrated because i didn't get my "kiss in my forehead", because i did what i was supposed to do! And that's how we grow up, and that's how we recognise the good work partners. I'm thankful for Nigel, who teach me the value of dedication and persistence, and to some of my colleagues, who teach me the values of seriousness in my functions at work! A masterpiece, this movie, by the way!

[@Panwere36]

That is what the "woke" really are though....

[@ajstudios9210]

@@lady4191 Facts.

[@redcaddiedaddie]

@@lady4191 Bravo!... 'Cause making accusations about other peoples' perceived morals (or perceived lack thereof) is so...um...MORAL, especially when done in your daringly punctuation-free writing style! I'm sure your undoubtedly vengeful GOD is grateful to have you in his camp!! (LOL!) (signed)... 'NOT sad'!!

[@secretmagic331]

you know the plot's gonna get better when Anne Hathaway gets a makeover

[@nolapongen6904]

Ikr

[@jaimecarter3988]

as if anne hathaway ever needs a makeover lol. love the trend of movies pretending she isn't gorgeous to begin with

[@bread2951]

@@jaimecarter3988 If Anne Hathaway needs a makeover, I need a re-birth.

[@ginacleveland7995]

....but can we all admit her hair was awful at first😖

[@lxtatar7773]

@@ginacleveland7995 nope it was fine

[@moymoyap]

"This place, where so many people would die to work, you only deign to work." Powerful words, right there.

[@dmmchugh3714]

Agreed, it's a fabulous line ! 🎯 🔥 💥

[@thefamilycat86]

Amazing

[@clintbrunke2074]

Stanley tucci is a national treasure

[@reuvenlloyd6769]

Amen to that.

[@reuvenlloyd6769]

Even when hes being a dick hes precious.

[@excalibur6159]

And Emily Blunt is his sister in law...

[@Blujeans4eva89]

Tucci gang

[@pjmvdbroek]

Absolutely

[@hblanche]

And to think Tucci was a last-second hire. He shines in every scene he's in.

[@juanitamorgan5475]

I remember seeing him in the movie The lovely bones he actually admitted that he hated playing a pedophile just hated it it really Disturbed him and I was like oh my gosh he's nothing like his character Mr Harvey who murdered 14 year old Susie salmon

[@juanitamorgan5475]

I like how even though the redhead was being a total b**** even when Andy looked amazing but the other girl who she was previously gossiping about Andy with genuinely commented and said that Andy looked good

[@Arelenedhel]

He was? He’s one of my favorite parts of the movie.

[@stormyweather9917]

@@juanitamorgan5475 that would be Gisele

[@merina8989]

@@juanitamorgan5475she is a brazilian top model Gisele Bündchen, she was one of the world's highest-paid models from 2002 to 2017.

[@user-wu4bo1hz3p]

Stanley Tucci has an amazing ability to absolutely command the screen in whatever movie he’s in, no matter what type of character he’s playing. For an actor his looks, height, and build are pretty average, but his ability to own every scene he’s in is surely something students of the craft must study.

[@gwynaethbranwynn]

Here! Here!

[@FutureWarrenBuffett]

Stanley Tucci Is an icon! And pardon me about height! From when a good actor need these kinda superficial subjective things! For good actor you need to have talent! Your every part of your body movement, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, hands, legs, voice and brain that's what you need. That's why Tom Cruise never won An Oscar! Honey ❤

[@UnfazedPhoenix]

I know! He has ranged from creepiest serial killer, to fashion bff, to crazy hunger games announcer. He's amazingly talented.

[@heatherfantana1912]

My hubby's a fan of Tom Cruise. In each of his movies, my hubby sees the character but never thinks about Tom Cruise being that character. I just realized I feel the same way about Stanley Tucci. A midsummer's night dream, Bordello, The devil wears Prada... He's in all of them and his character in each is wonderful 😊

[@dalehardges5456]

​@@FutureWarrenBuffettabsolute truths!!!!

[@Jupiterxice]

This scene is the biggest reality to all the kids living in fairy tales. This is real world its harsh and you have to grow thicker skin.

[@devilpupbear09]

Or find a better job

[@308tony]

Not really because in the end she didn’t even make time for her life. It was all about work. The dinner with father was a work phone call. Missed his bfs birthday etc. What you say makes sense circumstantial. That I can agree on.

[@joufuurin5655]

This is the real world, yeah, but Miranda didn't seem to live in the real world either.

[@Heckleburger]

@@308tony That has nothing to do with growing thicker skin and not wearing your feeling on your sleeve for everything. She fell into the lifestyle and realized it wasn't for her in the end however she got a sense of style and a huge self esteem boost out of it. If she was willing to lose a BF over that, so be it.

[@miguelfaican420]

World needs more kind people always.

[@Nocturne22]

The more I watch this movie as an adult, the more I appreciate what it's trying to do. The part where Emily and her friend cackle over Andi not knowing what an eyelash curler is makes you want to scoff at them for being vapid. But fashion is their literal job: they HAVE to know that stuff, so someone who works in their field not knowing deserves to be laughed at. It has nothing to do with them being mean. Andi has never had to worry about eyelash curlers before, but if she is working at a fashion magazine, she better start knowing every single thing about them because THAT'S HER JOB NOW.

[@floatippity]

Yup. It’s an industry. Know your stuff.

[@nickynak3]

Exactly. If you're going to do a job, you need to know your job and do it properly.

[@coochipopaladida4938]

True

[@shanuu7102]

Exactly, it’s the same as becoming an editor and you dont know ms word..

[@afonphoenix16]

What's funny is she USES an eyelash curler at the start of the movie.🤦🙄😂😂

[@carefulpilgrim]

I loved how Giselle did her hand movements - so artistically, so beautiful. She is very good with body language. No wonder she’s a top model!

[@sakuraflower7245]

I love this office look on her. She has killer bone structure/proportions and looks very good on camera.

[@zydration3538]

She rested her face on her hand during a conversation then lowered it later. Such brilliance!

[@susanweber6861]

Giselle took a tiny part and owned it. She is gorgeous

[@ethanmattix]

"You have no idea how many legends have walked these halls. And what's worse? You don't care." The brilliance of this movie. It asks the audience to take the fashion industry seriously. And they give us every reason to.

[@mateusribeiro9384]

Go check the statistics about the pollution created by this useless and futile industry. Miranda was a abusive boss could be sued any time if it was real life. People eat cotton and vomit to death to fit in this industry. This makes me question if your brain is still working to type this bullshit. These 'legends' are nothing without the paid media convincing people that they are more than horse shit.

[@ethanmattix]

@@mateusribeiro9384 Do you understand that Miranda is a fictional character who is based on Anna Wintour? And that the original author of the book, The Devil Wears Prada, Lauren Weisberger worked as Wintour's assistant? But besides all that, your comment has literally nothing to do with what I said, so go away.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

The fashion industry? Srsly?? Bwah Ha HA

[@photofreak56]

Its honestly better then the book. And this is why. In the book Andy never has a conversation like this. Its all "i went to brown how dare i have to work at as an assistant." In the movie, you see Andy not only have this conversation but you see her actively try to get better at her job and see it as important. Also Maranda is A LOT more fleshed out and isn't just "the cunty boss"

[@nordiskkatt]

@@YeshuaKingMessiah The fashion industry is the second largest polluter in the world after the petroleum industry. For that alone, it needs to be taken seriously.

[@g.alistar7798]

This is not a “make-over” scene for Andy….it is her realization and conversion from being an employee to being committed. Millions are employees….people who love their vocation, are committed, they buy into their calling.

[@saurabhb1041]

It’s called drinking the kool-aid.

[@MultiCklee]

those are idiots...working for others.

[@biocapsule7311]

Not so... there's a difference between a calling, and a job. While a calling requires commitment, a job is just a job. At no point was this job ever her calling. He job is his calling, and he is committed to what he does, fair enough.

[@ensignmjs7058]

@@saurabhb1041, we all drink Koolaid. Just different flavors.

[@tywinlannister2208]

Just to inject some organizational perspective, the whole movie shows the different 'rituals' (cultural elements like metaphors, pracitces, etc.) Andy has had to go through to become a part of Runway. Her putting on the first pair of Jimmy Choo's was her first rite of integration -- a rite that's meant to mark her inclusion in Runway. Her transformation here is also a rite of inclusion, a rite of passage that marks her transition from an 'outsider' to an in-group member. There are also other elements of culture here such as the collegial, corporate, and personal stories Nigel tells Andy about Runway, Miranda, the fashion industry, and himself. Storytelling is one way we make sense of organizational life. It's through stories that we learn what the organization is, how to behave and not behave in it, and most importantly, what are the important aspects to pay attention to in the organization. From a critical perspective, organizational storytelling can be used to extend managerial control and ingrain corporate ideology onto workers and make it seem that it's the only reality within the organization. Was Andy starting to drink to Kool-Aid here? Her transformation and willingness to transform in the name of self-improvement is an example of disciplinary control -- a control mechanism wherein the organizational member willingly take active measures to improve one's self in the belief that they are doing it for themselves where in fact it's really done in the service of the organization.

[@brainscott8198]

Stanley Tucci...an American treasure. Can play anything from a psycho serial killer to a Vogue magazine photo editor with equal aplomb.

[@mr.balloffur]

I like how Andy realizes that just because she's not interested in the fashion industry, it is an industry that needs to be acknowledged and respected for what it is.

[@Alknix]

No, it's not. It's a frivolity, a luxury that the absolute majority of people couldn't give two shits about, a perversion of a real and useful craft. People need comfortable, well-worked and affordable clothing. They don't need all this pretensious flowery bullshit.

[@Frankie2012channel]

@@Alknix Though I'm a lot like you, I value utility and versatility in my clothing, I DO however, at least appreciate the fashion industry as 'clothing as art' (much of 'art' is crap, but I don't decry the existent of art). If I love music, books. paintings, drawings, and movies, who am I to bash people who love the art of clothing and accessories. You conflate the abuses and excesses of the WORST elements of the industry (and it's fanatics) but won't give any credit to those who truly try to create artistic statements in that field. I'm NOT into fashion, but I won't bash their creators. Now crazy ridiculous and ugly fashion shows? I've seen those. But the media tends to showcase those for the LAUGHS, and don't really show the regular fashion shows. I treat this industry like all other art forms, there is a lot of bad stuff (like music) but that doesn't diminish the 'good stuff'.

[@Nocturne22]

@@Alknix LOL that's like saying people should only draw in black and white for utility. Fashion is art, it's about expression: colors, textures, materials, etc. It can ALSO be about practicality, like the adoption of denim into everyday wear from industrial work clothes. It's not one or the either, though people are free to choose whatever they want.

[@nviolet152]

​@@Alknix People also don't need paintings, or music, or any kind of art to live or survive. "Absolute majority", yeah, imagine that, people LIKE to dress as great as they can, it's just that not everybody can afford it. You sound like a garbage piece of sh1t Lenin, who antagonized Art for Art, and claimed that it always has to be used for propaganda. F*cking commie garbage. And for the record, pretty clothes do have function. The better you look, the better you are perceived by other people, which does benefit an individuum. Aesthetics are valuable simply because people care about it a lot. Just like diamonds are valuable because they are rare and pretty, not just because of their hardness.

[@schzti2455]

@@Alknix Fashion is a type of art

[@matesafranka6110]

I just read an early version of the screenplay last night. In that one, Nigel is basically a stereotypical Gay Best Friend, who all but _begs_ Andy to let him give her a makeover. This scene is so much better in every way, massive kudos to Aline Brosh McKenna for her work on it.

[@anonthehousemouse]

I really can't see the "gay best friend makeover" scene working in this movie. Andy and Nigel are, at best, work acquaintances and nothing more. Here, he's laying on a well-intentioned smackdown on the whining "I hate this job" from Andy (which, let's be real, is a job that Andy up until this point had no attachment to) and then reluctantly giving her a push in the right direction when she asks for help, thus showing her willingness to change to fit the role she held better.

[@aaronying4989]

I read parts of the book , I think the novel version Nigel is a very flamboyant gay guy haha. So maybe that’s the original draft. In the novel he came across as much louder and more needy.

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

Tucci is possibly Streeps GBF in real life. Allegedly she lobbied hard for him to be cast in Julie/Julia. Possibly this film as well.

[@Nocturne22]

The fact that he didn't do shit for her until she got over herself - love that.

[@courtney-ray]

@@DavidWilliams-so2dy meryl’s gbf? Stanley is straight and married to Emily’s sister in real life.

[@sportagus3]

Watching this scene again, it actually hits a lot differently when you realize Nigel is put in the same position as Andy is here when Miranda and James overlook him to be the president of the James's global brand. He has done exactly what Miranda has always wanted him to do and still doesn't get his "gold star" promotion.

[@Predictable1]

Exactly, so Andy still had a point. Nigel's advice was needed, as in complaining won't do you any favor, nor it'll take you very far, but you still shouldn't "sell your soul" for a job. The best is to give it your best while you look for another where you'll be better valued. Emily was a lot like Nigel, someone who adored that company, but for what? Her boss would replace her in 2 seconds, and in front of her face.

[@zydration3538]

​​@@Predictable1her boss did do that, and then Andy took the position. By choice. Thankfully she made a hypocritical criticism about it at least ..

[@tattooedandy93]

The fact that Gisele knows she isn't an actress but a model she did do a brilliant job in such a small but I think pivotal role. She was like Emily Blunt's bitch while Emily Blunt was the like the popular mean girl. Even in their few scenes together you instantly believed they were best friends and had that instant popular girl attitude and vibe. She delivered her lines quite simple but there was genuine honesty in them. Loved Emily Blunts "Oh shut up Serena" at the end. That makes the scene end superbly.

[@oscarfun100]

She was a natural.

[@ginacleveland7995]

I thought that was her....

[@AmberShakti]

Nice analysis

[@alexcal24]

I want Gisele and Emily Blunt in a Mean Girls remake or something. Regina and Karen!

[@3piper]

She knew Andy looked good and said so. Andy strolled in doing the hair toss

[@mkfd4571]

“Wake up, six.” 🤣. I love when she says she is a size 6 and he says “that’s the new 14…”

[@mikeseigle5560]

6 as in out of 10.

[@blackgirlinatechworld8955]

@@mikeseigle5560 six as in her pants size

[@drak3661]

@@mikeseigle5560 I was also confused ehat 6 means?? Like shoe size??🤣 Never was that much interested in fashion crap😂

[@esthertang8294]

W W

[@mel-ed3yw]

@@drak3661 noo they mean a dress size 6 they talk about it in the queue for food, and at the end she corrects him and says 4 bc she loses weight

[@squash6497]

Nigel is the best character in this whole movie.

[@RavenousFanboy]

I always rewatch The Devil Wears Prada whenever I feel so drained at work. This particular scene has helped me a lot and will forever be one of the most memorable scenes I have ingrained in my mind.

[@BasileusHorus]

I really need watching it again, even when I almost know by memory because indeed jobs can be so stressful and uncomfortable that a good reality check like this movie can help the realigning our behavior and try to make the best of us. 🎉

[@seb0rn739]

@@BasileusHorus You know the film ends with Andy quitting right? The film is about leaving a job before it ruins you unlike Nigel who successfully fooled himself into thinking that this is what he wants.

[@looseGoose878]

​@@seb0rn739I think this movie is saying more than just that. Yes, you shouldn't compromise yourself for the sake of a job, but doing your best at work, despite how hard it is, is also good. All about striking a balance.

[@isabelsoniadavid6336]

Best Line - "We have to go to the beauty department and God knows how long that's going to take". My dad loves that line

[@sfx.1355]

And what about your other dad? Does he like it too?

[@animeotaku307]

Even funnier because he’s talking about Anne Hathaway.

@@ee-mv3es you must be very miserable.

@@sfx.1355 what about that daddy that rejected you last year? Haven't you got over him yet?

[@sfx.1355]

@ yep, been stress-topping your dad to cope, but he too loose

[@innocentnemesis3519]

“And that’s my problem because….?” Savage lol

[@dianeharris349]

Andy: "Nigel. Nigel,Nigel." Nigel:..."no!" Andy:" a Poncho?" Nigel:" You'll take what I'll give you and you'll like it"

[@sha11235]

I have a friend who sadly passed away in 2019 that would've said the same thing when he gave people costumes and they complained. I never did. I took whatever he gave me.

[@edgeof1956]

Ha ha!! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@3piper]

Did not see the poncho for the rest of the movie. I liked it

[@alicem.5165]

One of the best Dialogs of the movie

[@dianeharris349]

He went in parent mode. regardless if its clothes or food....his reply fits!

[@Kokopelli711]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate Stanley Tucci? That man is, as they say, an ACT-or.

[@sha11235]

I've seen him since 1990 in Quick Change.

[@Kokopelli711]

@@sha11235 The Imposters for me…

[@julkasteven8198]

Why doesn't he have an Oscar?

[@Kokopelli711]

@Ks this. I don’t see any awards as telling of how good any one actor or actress is. This man is right up there with Paul Giamatti as one of the best character actors from this generation.

[@flappysquirrel5132]

I have loved that man as a character actor since Undercover Blues.

[@williambryant6175]

Scenes like this are why I love Stanley Tucci. He’s being brutally honest in this scene, but you still love him

[@Chlo-ee]

I like how she used to dismiss the girls of the magazine so easily but as soon as she steps into the wardrobe department she’s in awe 😂

[@Nocturne22]

At the end of the day: clothes are pretty lol.

[@caric8133]

I think we can all agree the real villain in this movie is her horrible, unsupportive boyfriend who just laughs at her when she’s trying to succeed in her career.

[@croftgui]

But life is all about balance. And learn to be in between.

[@PTRAINBOY]

hated him .. she should kept her job and got rid of non supportive friends

[@callanightshade8079]

@@PTRAINBOY the bad thing is they were all supportive of her until she started taking her job seriously

[@mysticsmoothie530]

@@croftgui life is anything you want it to be.

[@kimhesketh2016]

No I don't agree. He was fine. Everyone in this movie was fine except her. That was the whole point of this movie.

[@jasonmcconnell3503]

the most underrated line in this scene "wake up 6". honestly the most savage line in the movie lmfao

[@elsandstorm8997]

I remember how Anne Hathaway had these sweet innocent roles. Now she is always a badass character and I love it.

[@syasyaishavingfun]

Her bambi eyes make it nearly impossible not to see her as a naive and innocent girl.

[@blairbrown4812]

She was always kind of a badass, he just took a while to come to the surface.

[@emalynsimmons1741]

"you'll take what I give you and you'll like it"

[@photofreak56]

This is honestly one of the best examples of why we can't just treat fashion, photography, and honestly writing as just "moronic shallow nothings" I don't wear designer but I will never look down on people who do. When your an artist you put so much work into the things you create and when your work is published in a magazine like this it give you a place of legitimausy. I went to art school and the amount of sleepless nights, hard work, and time it took to create my art helped me get ready for the real world. I now work as a designer for a top university. It takes a lot to get to a place like run way but once you get there you can't act like you are to good to be there

[@bilalbaig8586]

Photography and writing yes. But not fashion. Fashion is just rich buying and wearing stuff to make sure other people know that they have money. Especially high-end fashion. They spend more on marketing rather than on designing or manufacturing.

[@tatianalyulkin410]

Since I happen to be all three- THANK YOU SO MUCH × 3!

[@hecticg]

Yeah but the fashion industry has changed and turned to absolute crap and garbage now, look at balenciaga and the likes, it’s become a complete joke. It was good when it was like how it’s portrayed in the film.

[@sanegayguy]

Photography is art, Writing is art, Fashion CAN be art, but high fashion? uh no.

[@zydration3538]

​@@bilalbaig8586only high end fashion is somewhat like that. Regular fashion is clothing. Which we wear daily. Try to learn what words mean

[@wisdom_seeker85]

It’s hard for many to believe but clothes do have an effect on what you feel and want to project!!

[@nuclearwinter391]

...but should it be like that in 2021 ?

[@thingswhatilike]

@@nuclearwinter391 yes

[@klillym1461]

Clothes are excellent armor in my opinion. A good outfit can add loads to your confidence

[@pingu3984]

People don't want to admit because they like to consider themselves above such materialism. But the reality is is that we do live on a physical world and what you choose to put on yourself, subconsciously or otherwise, is in some way a reflection of your psyche.

[@nokuYN]

@☆Khruious- Remember the name☆ idk not even when u r wear a good outfit and feel confident and feel like a bad bitch or when u wear a bad fitting putfit and u feel uncomfortable, people can see that confidence or discomfort.

[@QuantumKitty]

Nigel was right. It kind of annoyed me her attitude. As a chubby Latina girl who would NEVER be hired by a place like that (I went to fashion school and was rejected by every place because at the time only hired skinny white or Japanese women.) She really needed to stop feeling sorry for herself. Don’t feel bad for me though I’m a fashion designer now and I have my own company and my experience taught me to be inclusive. She really didn’t know how privileged she was.

[@Luboman411]

And that's why Miranda sort of hated her--Miranda also had to start at the bottom and she remembered how privileged she was to get these gigs. Andy never realized that Miranda had given her the golden ticket into the fashion industry and, worse, laughed about it. Hence the cerulean speech where Miranda had to put Andy in her place.

[@a.gunter2893]

❤

[@morningdew2309]

I was about to cry when I came to " don't feel bad......". I'm glad things worked out well for you and that your experience taught you to be inclusive. More power to you.

[@LA_HA]

Quantum Kitty: That means you've Never seen Ugly Betty starting America Ferrera. I think you'll find it... reflective. It's very good. Check it out

[@nicolewinters]

Japanese women is a thing to be hired? Ooo

[@isla_6715]

mindset makes one HELL of a difference in the workplace.

[@Nemiah]

💯

[@masrahman8231]

It's so true👍❤️

[@mikemesser4326]

Not bad for a former Princess.

[@sha11235]

Or a Queen (Ella Enchanted).

[@celticluvr]

@@sha11235 or queen in Princess Diaries 2. 😁

[@teddomingo6676]

@@celticluvr but in the end she lost her tooth, sold her hair and became a prostitute.

[@Ashley-yj3oy]

@@teddomingo6676 you forget the part she has her own company and becomes an actress and steals jewelries

[@teddomingo6676]

@@Ashley-yj3oy and finally became the grand high witch.

[@86upsmaya]

As much as I love Anne, Meryl and this movie, I cringe at the fashion industry standards where anyone above 4 is regarded as not worth living.

[@Zac-oz9lj]

But it’s accurate to how the fashion industry operates, which is why it’s included in the movie

[@dailybls]

What's wrong with setting standards and ideals? A healthy woman who doesn't obsess about beauty does not feel judged or 'not worth living' just because beauty ideals exist. We can't all be beautiful to the general population and that's ok. No need to destroy beauty ideals so everyone can feel that way! We're all beautiful to people who love us, that should be enough. The average weight of women today is overweight. Fifty years ago when everyone was eating natural home cooked food and moving more, you hardly saw anyone overweight on the street. It's completely ok to think of size 2-4 as ideal, because it is, for a young woman in her twenties, at the height of fertility and sexual attractiveness. Extreme thin only became popular as normal women got fatter and fatter, because then thinness became rare, and anything rare and difficult to attain becomes automatically valuable. It wasnt simply the media's fault or obsession. The media simply reflects these things.

[@Butterfly22593]

@@dailybls You forget that standards and ideals that are set are impossible to live up too. It's ridiculous for a woman who is a size 6 to be considered fat. It's actually sad that because of this stupid standard the fashion/beauty industry makes millions off telling women they aren't good enough

[@clairedelune6482]

those are the standard sizes for runway models, doesn't mean that those who don't fit to it are ugly. The customers get whatever size fits them.

[@andreil1313]

@@clairedelune6482 true! I don’t get offended because models are tall and my short, nor I her offended that I don’t have a beautiful body. I’m just not meant to be a model and that’s ok 😂 I’m great at other things

[@awesomesauce2000]

That little "awww" after Nigel said "God knows how long that's going to take" was so cute istg ☺️🥰🥰

[@chaerisarang]

Speaking as someone who was in the fashion industry for almost 7 years, Andy is not the kind of person a high fashion magazine needs. Fashion people may appear silly with the clothing and the runways and the parties, but the people I worked with and met in fashion are some of the most hardworking people I’ve ever met. If she worked under me and she whined like that, I would have her replaced. We don’t have time for people who don’t want to be there. (And no, you don’t just get to take Chanel and Manolos of the shoot rack like that. These samples need to be returned and sent to other publications lol, especially Chanel.)

[@HughJass-313]

Nobody cares... 🤣🤣

[@Everettescottortiz]

I always figured she was returning the clothes after she wore them. Maybe he gave her a week’s worth each time or maybe she even changed when she got to work after going to the samples department.

[@ancalin7076]

@@HughJass-313 you did, deep inside you truly did. Your brain said stfu but you couldnt resist the urge to let people know you didnt care.

[@HughJass-313]

@@ancalin7076 ❤❤

[@ptolemyglenn79]

Yeah that didn't happen. Unless u worked at Target honey

[@melanieburd1416]

Why does everyone assume that everyone wants a kiss on the forehead and a gold star? Maybe some people just don't want Red Bulls thrown at them and to be called bitch for no reason

[@slewone4905]

Yeah, but you miss the point. She's taking a way a job someone wants. To her it's just a job, but to other's it means more. This is a fashion magazine, and she just goes through the motion. Things turn around when she makes an effort to understand the subject. The whole speech was about why Miranda would taker her seriously, when she doesnt take Miranda's life, dreams , work seriously. You see her as being mean, but in reality, Miranda saw potential, and try to get the most out of her, to mold her to be the best she can be.

[@GefilteFish.]

@@slewone4905 preach!! glad someone gets the point

[@taylorexum9993]

@@slewone4905 Thats why Miranda was never the villain. The true villain was the boyfriend and her friends.

[@amgm1996]

@@slewone4905 whew chileee

[@DigiDestined13]

Because, Melanie, Andy is acting like a spoiled brat. She's complaining about her boss not complimenting her when she's done absolutely nothing to deserve it. This is what the real world is like. And even when you're working at a job you really love and kill yourself to do it well, sometimes you have to put up with a difficult boss or difficult co-workers. You need to learn how to co-exist and make nice. That's what it means to be a mature adult.

[@bugbeargravene1248]

Actually the way Miranda treats her employees is abusive and unacceptable. It's comforting to imagine that in this situation all Andy need to do is try harder, but in reality, employees deserve to be treated with respect and kindness. Being talented/powerful/experienced shouldn't give you license to treat others poorly.

[@mcwyman7928]

Miranda can be rude for sure, but the movie also goes out of its way to depict her as deeply committed to her job and her work, and that she's under a lot of pressure too. In almost every scene she's in, Miranda is shown doing some kind of work. She isn't a bitch just for the hell of it, she is the way she is because she knows what's best for the company. The reason she has such disdain for Andi is that Andi doesn't take fashion seriously. But Miranda lives and breathes fashion and cares very deeply about it. So to have someone who works for you treat your passion and life's work as just frivolous "stuff"? Yeah, Andi deserved a bit of a reprimand.

[@bugbeargravene1248]

@@mcwyman7928 It's an office. Everyone is working. And she's mean to everyone, every single person. There's a whole montage about how people are terrified of her. Thats an abusive power dynamic

[@osvaldorodriguez1334]

That's sadly who fashion industry works, everyone want to be on top and most of them will stab you in the back for any little opportunity to climb Miranda know this and she have to act in consequence

[@ccshrimp]

Nigel preserves the concept of art and the pain and inspiration behind it, with a smack in the face of reality. I second his speech. Art is a beacon of hope for many people, no matter the form. It's life-filled

[@r_panda1280]

Nigel preserves a toxic workplace run by an abusive lunatic because he happens to benefit from it seeing as he is rarely subjected to Miranda's ridiculous ego trips. Andy's complaints are justified and Miranda acting like a mini-dictator just for overseeing the production of excellent art is certainly not justified.

[@rosierennie5867]

"You look good.. What? She does" "Oh shut up Syrena"

[@sdlock83]

Sarena was the previous first assistant that had Emily's job before she got promoted.

[@rosierennie5867]

@@sdlock83 Uhh... I didnt ask who she was I just quoted those lines because I thought they were funny

[@sdlock83]

@@rosierennie5867 Nobody cares what you think.

[@rosierennie5867]

@@sdlock83 You clearly do because you took the time to comment on my op

[@XXx-bj1ni]

@@sdlock83 i think it was Emily herself. The previous first assistant that is. I vaguely remember that she said she replaced “herself”.

[@EM-hn1db]

Nigel was her best mentor. I loved him.

[@jpman2173]

Miranda reminds me of my boss almost 40+ years ago when I was modeling. He was just really a professional and a perfectionist, and made sure he didn't leave any room for errors. Then when the work was done, we partied like crazy and met other designers as well.

[@mecongberlin]

Emily Blunt is a real treasure in this movie.

[@lisalafayette]

"....."Oh I'm Sorry, Do You Have Some Prior Commitment? Some Hideous Skirt Convention You Have To Go To?!?" 🤣 🤣 🤣 I absolutely *LOVED* the role Blunt played in this movie. Some of the lines that both she and 'Miranda' uttered in this film still make me laugh to this day. One of my absolute favorite movies.

[@ChrisLovesThisGame]

Nigel giving Andy a reality check is one of the most important parts of this movie. Its a tie with the "belts" scene for slapping down Andy's condescension.

[@kathyFuery]

"You'll take what I give you and You'll like it" best line 😂😂😂

[@jadefire2817]

What bothers me about these types of things (And yes, I realize it's *only* a film!) is that they make out like being passionate about something , must automatically equate to being nasty or superior to someone who doesn't "get it" or who isn't as excited about it as you are. Being that way doesn't make you some sort of genius or lofty being. It just makes you a douchey person.

[@sitcomchristian6886]

I appreciate it. I think the important part in the equation is whether you're actually successful in the field you're passionate about or not.

[@WestOfEarth]

True. I once worked for a guy who's one of the best in the world in our line of work, and he was chill. Two aspects of his character that stuck out...he was extremely gifted, and if he couldn't solve a problem, nobody could. Because of this, he was extremely confident -- not egotistical or arrogant. No insecurities that would manifest in toxic ways as seen in lesser leaders and bosses.

[@jadefire2817]

@@WestOfEarth *YES!!* That's exactly what I mean.

[@bubbletiplister4897]

great comment! although a good half of people may be nasty/condenscending atleast half are not and those are a real pleasure to work with!

[@jadefire2817]

@@tomb7088 *YES! Exactly.* I mean it's a fashion magazine, *not* the cure for cancer.

[@dodorichard]

Stanley Tucci steals every scene and movie he is in.

[@beekarinsaan]

Just realized he was talking about himself. 🤣😂

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Yep, he was

[@beekarinsaan]

@@itsmeGeorgina all these years since I watched this movie never realized that. Thought it was just a general statement. 🤣😂

[@TheFlyingmartini]

A shouut out to Rhode Island...

[@TruckieLooks4Aliens]

I was a Ford model booking everything bc I am what they call a “crossover,” & then at 5’10”, size 13 KIDS, 115lbs, a huge company mentioned in this movie wanted to book me IF only I’d lose 6 more lbs. I told them that it’s impossible. That I would have to literally starve for a week. I was already at the point where I was malnourished- & girls, my eating disorder was & still is… that I forget to eat bc I don’t feel hunger so I have to remind myself- my gums would bleed while I talked. These models lie about what they eat. We lived on cigarettes and caffeine. One model would have a snickers a day.

[@mariamahalimuyak9753]

Dang gurl thats so bad U shud eat

[@chocojellys]

gurl, i am concerned 😣

[@rhuonaChanel]

Wow, I think more people need to read this. Most in the comment section are just idolising how cool Miranda and the fashion in the movie is without seeing the other sides the movie also portrays

[@tomarnold7284]

This is why some models living on drugs alone, so they'll have the energy to work but not taking in any food. It's sad that the model world set such stupid standard .Clothes don't necessarily look good on slim people.

[@roseg2239]

It's crazy because anorexic skinny women don't even look good in the clothes they're modelling.

[@ashlynwolff]

4:14 Emily's reaction to the new outfit of Andy still cracks me 😂🤣😂

[@007nadineL]

Why?

[@ashlynwolff]

@@007nadineL Because it's funny how stunned she looked like "oh never knew she had fine figure" 😂😂😂

[@kingmalcolm8695]

"Shut up, Serena" is my third favorite "shut up." Right behind "shut up, Wesley" and "shut up, Meg."

[@hastiborhani3492]

Shut up heather>>>>>>

[@canvasofthoughts]

Mine is princess Mia’s Shut up!

[@k.j.1789]

@@hastiborhani3492 sorry, Heather...

[@hastiborhani3492]

@@k.j.1789 classic

[@danielleking262]

Where is Shut up, Wesley from?

[@sylverwebsurfer788]

My coworkers and I complain about little things in our jobs but at the end of the day we love our job. Nigel knew Andy didn’t love the job like others do/would and he told her so

[@sylverwebsurfer788]

@@zyxw2024 you just won me $5! 😄

[@sylverwebsurfer788]

@@zyxw2024 paint what red? Why red?

[@sylverwebsurfer788]

@@zyxw2024 young? I turned 31 this year and feel ahead and behind in life 😅 I got you though. My $5 is going to my Batman piggy bank. I’m not the “painting anything red” type. I’m thinking pizza this weekend.

[@sylverwebsurfer788]

@@zyxw2024 I scan echo ultrasounds on old people all day long and they all leave me thinking to myself that I can keep going. And thank you very much! Have a kick butt weekend

[@sha11235]

Yeah, see, that's the thing: If she is using this job as a temporary stepping stone job, it isn't going to work. Here you have to really be committed to putting out this great magazine.

[@user-nm6dr4uy3d]

Even though Runway is undoubtedly a toxic work environment, the point he makes is brilliant and stands the test of time. If you go into working life expecting to be given thanks and appraisal, you're going to be disappointed. You have to find motivation within yourself even if you're not exactly passionate about your job. You have to want to do things well and right.

[@darkmagician2521]

And more importantly, don't expect to be acknowledged when you first start because you have to pay your dues along with having to have a mix of experience and training that'll take patience and time. Dependency, professionalism, and reliability are also important that'll show you can be taken seriously if not as well as be trusted.

[@jerome620]

Stanley Tucci is one of the great, and often under-appreciated, actors of our time.

[@thisbusinessofmusic1276]

This movie was so well written acted and perfectly cast. Bravo!!!

[@sabejreid2072]

Yep it is

[@kimberlybeth]

I love that Nigel acts a little annoyed that he’s helping Andy but then gets so into it when he mentions the beauty department and that’s she’s in desperate need of Chanel ❤

[@kueta357]

Yes, that huffy: "I don't know WHAT you expect me to do," but he's probably already rung ahead to hair and beauty and can't wait to see the result! Reminds me of my older sister years ago, pretending to be indifferent - but she'd already been to the shop and selected 3 ballgowns for me to try on 😂

[@christofellukas2390]

i have a theory that the boy with 6 brothers that Nigel was describing is actually Nigel

[@stalematesibling]

Could be RuPaul.....

[@sukma5277]

@@stalematesibling shantay you stay

[@patroberts5449]

Absolutely it was him!

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Gee, you think?

[@annelbeausoleil9484]

@@sarcasticallyrearranged ikr 🤣🤣

[@blacknight2149]

What truly escapes people is Andy is in an abusive relationship with Miranda. She’s isolated from friends, always walking on egg shells and on call...it’s really great she dumps her boss at the end

[@Alknix]

Yep. Too bad she doesn't get to tell "fuck you" to Miranda like in the book. They really let Miranda off the hook too easily here.

[@TheEmpress1768]

And people are defending Miranda and all the toxic staff people! This film is a capitalist's wet dream

[@Coco_xoxo]

True, she deserved so much more

[@EphemeralProductions]

And what is just as good is Miranda respects her for it. :). And even gives her a good reference! Well at least in the movie. lol

[@saku5464]

@@TheEmpress1768 Can you explain what's capitalistic about what's presented in the film? Genuinely curious.

[@van-hieuvo8208]

Nigel's right in a way. Andy's attitude was literally just "one year and I'll go somewhere else once the doors are open". While I share her general attitude towards fashion, her makeover, after getting a wakeup call from Nigel, also clearly demonstrates to the people there that she's willing to change and take the job seriously, which she does, eventually to her own detriment.

[@jaxmanx]

My fave scene of all time in the film... Especially when she has a change over and runs brisks across the street with changing fashion...and Madonna vogue plays in the background....

[@edgefan4437]

I'm confused. Is she borrowing these great clothes and great shoes or did he give them to her? or did she buy them? I've seen this whole movie a few times and I've never known what is the deal with the clothes, or wasn't there a deal at all?

[@jjpp2216]

so it’s your fave scene especially when…and you describe a totally different scene. The Honda Civic is may fave car especially the part where it’s a Maserati.

[@Bandomeme]

@@edgefan4437 the clothes are free - given to the magazine by the designers so they will get reviewed (free publicity). The magazine then disposes of the clothes in whatever way they think best. In this case Nigel gives them to Andy. There’s no mention of her salary in the film, but I doubt very much that she would be able to afford designer clothes if she had to buy them.

[@edgefan4437]

@@Bandomeme OK thanks for the information. So Nigel is high up enough to be able to give them to Andy for hers to keep. I would definitely say she couldn't afford to buy them unless she got them really cheap.

[@Bandomeme]

@@edgefan4437 I’m not sure there is such a thing as cheap designer clothes! You’ll also notice in that scene immediately after the makeover that Emily asks Andy if she’s wearing “the Chanel boots”. Obviously she had her eye on them herself. Also Nigel says, all the “samples” in that dream closet are sizes 2 and 4. I’ve never been that size in my life - well, perhaps in primary school…

[@ImVee10]

“There’s nothing in this closet that will fit you.” *Hands her an entirely new wardrobe.*

[@mldiode]

When my sister went to her Guidance counselor in H.S. and told him she wanted to go to The Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan NYC, he said,”What’s that?” My sister immediately got up and walked out of his office never to return. My sister graduated from F.I.T. and became a buyer in the fashion district of Manhattan.

[@hernangodoyyanez8785]

The casting for this movie was absolutely perfect!

[@RGMelendez00]

Love how later on, Stanley married Emily's Sister.... That has to be a great xmas table.

[@yeganeh3945]

This is a very eye-opening and brilliant scene to me. As he was talking to me. Each of his words hits hard. Specially the line "in a place that ppl die to work you onely deign to work" it really did hit me. In every position i will ever desire to take i will tell it to myself, everytime i wanna take it easy, every time i wanna quit, that as Miranda said these are not just "things" ppl live their life to it

[@RedDanganan]

4:38 I think we can all appreciate people who back stabs you but still be honest with you when you're doing good 🤣🤣

[@Життядогоридриґом]

That Nigel's "No!"... I've seen it like a million times and I'm still laughing every single time :)

[@monicawatson2537]

Nigel is a mood. He is 100% accurate and still helps her.

[@phantomprincess2541]

Nigel is the best character ever when he said "NO!" he already knew what she wanted before she even said it i wanna see more like this

[@rainbowlady1532]

He may be harsh and catty, but out of all those people at that fashion magazine headquarters Nigel is the most authentic witty and frank. He doesn't chuck people under the bus like Miranda, he doesn't brag and complain like Emily--heck he's even a far more likable character than Andy's own "friends" and shmuck of a boyfriend who are just two faced hypocrites--and he's the one who actually guides Andy. He's snarky but has a hidden heart of gold

[@erinpilla]

I agree with what Nigel said "QUIT". If Andi didn't like it there she could just go

[@seannemo8076]

There are a lot of people who need Nigel's speech...

[@timetocook722]

I hate that she had such a whining boyfriend and such stupid friends. Anyone who's tried to make it in NYC knows you do a lot for your job

[@Skyebright1]

Agree they were awful

[@Darth_vader95]

Stanley always deliver tons of unforgettable moments in every movie he's involved

[@SOPHIAFLYGIRL]

"Oh..shut up Sophia".... those are my girlfriends 100% ....loved this.

[@vinitjoshi5557]

I have travelled the world and can happily say that this type of world and these people are a minuscule minority. There is whole wild world out there waiting for you. People are simple and kind

[@Cutiejuliya]

where

[@lisalafayette]

Dayum folks.....it's a movie. Lighten up.....

[@RainbowSunshineRain]

Indeed 🥰

[@owensweetland342]

When she gracefully struts through that glass door...

[@whitealliance9540]

Say what you like, but this put Emily Blunt on the freaking map! Love her she shined in this movie even more than the main characters

[@Janexcalibur]

Fox took notice after early screenings & secured her with a multi-film talent-holding contract. Marvel courted her for Black Widow & she took the role, but that Fox contract didn't allow her to film IM2.

[@Mr.MKBone]

Leaving behind the glamorous lifestyle offered to her at the end, shows that these brands and high fashion can never give you the warmth and actual happiness

[@iflostpleasereturn6135]

“wake up, 6” LMFAOOOO

[@misanthropelife]

After that “make over”. I was more amazed with how good gisele bundchen looks even with the secretary look she’s wearing 😅😅😅

[@limerence8365]

This movie is a mixed bag for me. In it you have those who love fashion and tear their lives apart for it, than you have people who completely disrespect it (Andy's boyfriend and old friends). It's not hard to see why as it's proven to be a vicious workplace, Emily has horrible eating issues because of it, the whole idea of being skinny in general, and the importance put on label brands. However it is still an industry people love, full of art and should be respected. And although the movie and Andy in turn learns to respect the industry, it does so by reinforcing its bad messages. Mainly the scene where it's shown to be a positive achievement that Andy, who in no means is overweight, is no longer a size six but skinnier and can fit in the clothes in the closet. Also the movie played for laughs Emily's eating disorder without really addressing it. You can love and respect an industry but still be able to be critical of its bad qualities, the overdependance on size, brand labels and overworking, where really only the overworking element was critisised in the movie. Fair enough, that was the major theme of the movie, but it kinda glossed over the other two which meant those who could have changed their minds about the fashion industry watching it, instead reinforced their ideas that the fashion industry wasn't to be respected.

[@msvalderrama1]

I agree about the movie being a mixed big. I like the catty scenes but the movie promotes some pretty bad values. I don't mind the beauty standard issues others have pointed out. If someone is able to be slender/fit I think that's the better way to go. Let's be honest: will anyone ever regret being in good shape and looking good in clothes--and even better out of them?

[@chanchan8278]

Only if you are the designer and you are creating the art. Forget anything else.

[@TheShredtube]

With all of this talk about being in shape, I'm surprised they don't talk about fitness at all. No gym memberships, bike classes

[@nicolechan3692]

@@msvalderrama1 Some people look better with a little more weight

[@cheriemonami]

So serious. I laughed at the stereotypes. It is true that this can be taken too seriously, and there's a lot of dysfunction. Some jobs are like that, especially artistic ones because ego is involved.

[@migdon470]

I am surprised at how many think she is playing the victimhood card. Miranda is acting rude and out of line. Just because she is an employer, doesn't give her the right to be mean, rude and disrespectful. Andrea was just expressing ( quite correctly ) how she felt. Esp, for a girl who doesn't come from the fashion world, but comes to work and does her best. F capitalism and the employers who think they are above employees - the workers, the one who really do the work.

[@judyoger]

Yours is the first post of outtakes/clips that has a decent volume level, for that I thank you sincerely. Well done.

[@ceciasa3376]

I dunno why I keep coming back to this clip. For some reason, it's super satisfying to watch

[@Roochee]

I had just started my career and probably overestimated a work situation and overreacted, pulling out the victim card. However, this speech, right here, by Nigel was an eye-opener, and I have never forgotten it. Instead, I now share the same piece of advice with younger colleagues who join my team and get frustrated by the fact that they haven't watched this film.😑

[@guillaumedupont7565]

Emilie's open mouth !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a fantastic actress!!

[@monethismoemoo]

Anne Hathaway understood the assignment. Stanley Tucci understood the assignment. Emily Blunt also understood the assignment. Meryl Streep not only understood the assignment but gave the assignment.

[@E_alvarad0]

For all my women out there who believe you have to dress a certain way to be able to impress someone, you don't. To look "presentable" is one thing, but if you think you need makeup or a certain brand of clothes to be noticed, truly, you don't

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

“Your” women out there? Hmmm. Interesting.

[@ileanamuntean7338]

I agree with you, but for many of today's uneducated, celebrity-obsessed public, such things are a must. Just look at TV presenters: they are plastic dolls, difficult to tell one from another.

[@noteveharrington]

I agree - you shouldn't have to dress to impress others. But, if your work in the fashion industry (magazine, merchandising, designing, etc.) you definitely have to dress on trend and stylishly. It's just part of the job.

[@EphemeralProductions]

Yep. If you wear even cheap clothes, but they still look decent and somewhat stylish and you wear them with confidence then you can still look really good. And presentable. :)

[@carolmichelle9984]

❤️❤️

[@ita40200]

Judi Dench won an oscar for a 1 scene in "Shakespeare In Love". I think Stanley Tucci should have won only for that scene alone, let alone for the whole movie.

[@sha11235]

You know why she won that Oscar? Because they fucked up the year before and didn't give her Best Actress for Mrs. Brown. She did a hell of a better job than Helen Hunt.