The Devil Wears Prada Another Divorce

[@kimberlyterasaki4843]

The fact that she's more concerned with how the divorce and gossip affects her daughters than how it affects her is honestly the most heartbreaking part. She's made herself invulnerable, but her daughters don't have that hard shell yet.

[@Askarcher]

“ That hard shell yet.” … :(

[@keithm9337]

@@Askarcher Man, what an excellent observation.

[@marcweaver2844]

I believe it was Meryl's idea to do this scene without makeup - to show a truly vulnerable side of Miranda. It's so raw.

[@giuliamariadambrosio8737]

Yes. I was her idea.

[@zerofox641]

This scene always gets me. Even when she's broken and hurt Miranda still manages to be sarcastic and snarky. "Well if you speak to him and he decides to rethink then the divorce then fetch away. We're both very fetching so, go fetch."

[@anvitabhandari]

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[@Hakitosama]

I think it's her armor. Her coping mechanism.

[@nikoking825]

To me the best part is Miranda's tiny smile and laugh as she asks "why would we do that?" When Andi offers to cancel her evening. No matter that her life is falling apart Miranda can't concieve of not "doing her job," and expects the same from Andi.

[@921F3]

Slowed down like this, she really is "moving at a glacial pace".

[@crystalgaytan7646]

Lol yea I wouldn't be allowed to post the actual clip so I had to slow it down. . I needed to save it for an event. .

[@RaymondHng]

Oh, so it should be played back at 1.25X?

[@rileysummers484]

PrincessPeach7780 play at 1.25x speed it's about normal

[@christineturner7087]

This had to be one of the greatest scenes in the movie. You see the real side of Miranda and a vulnerable side. No make-up and bloodshot eyes. Just brilliant!

[@FreedomWriter3]

What I really love about this scene is that Miranda let's her guard down for just a moment and shows Andy that above all, she is a person. Underneath all the fierceness and glam, she has her own personal issues that she's dealing with. And when Andy tries to show pity, Miranda quickly straightens herself and tells Andy to do her job as if to say, "I don't need your pity". Miranda is a very strong and confident woman. I can respect that.

[@Luboman411]

She also makes these problems for herself. Notice that earlier in the movie we are told that her husband is a hedge fund guy. In other words, a Wall Street guy. A guy like that is usually not a cuddly, emotional person. Wall Street guys tend to be very insecure about their status, and most are threatened if someone, anyone upstages them. And it seemed that Miranda continually upstaged her very successful husband. What Miranda needs is to connect with men who will be there for her, and who are comfortable enough to play second fiddle to their wives. But she probably finds those men not attractive at all. So she does herself in. She's her own worst enemy.

[@brettlarch8050]

FreedomWriter3 I agree. There's a reason she's a bitch to her workers. Secret tough love.

[@AP-jg1sb]

she is not just 'strong' and 'confident', she is dealing with the issues that all the highly intelligent humans who choose the path of power and business and ego deal with. But yeah, beneath all that she is a person, of course. Albeit a deeply unhappy, frustrated, scared, controlling and dominating one with a lot of psychological issues...

[@Tiger74147]

If you think that, you missed the point of this scene and this movie.

[@beachstreet101]

Miranda eats and breathes her job around the clock and she's very good at her job. She doesn't have time to wallow in personal details about her life or anyone. So it's also not a surprise that her personal love relationships keep falling apart. The scene can be interpreted in so many different ways.

[@AyyRalphy]

“Your job.” Uffff I got chills when she said that

[@cuchelo1]

I read an article about this since it's the 10th anniversary... Apparently Meryl had two scenes put into the screenplay- this one and the withering dismissal about Andie's blue sweater. Both are essentially monologues- Meryl just giving a Master Class for three minutes but they couldn't be more different in tone and attitude. She is simply in a league of her own...

[@MrRawrThePanda]

cuchelo1 Those two are the best scenes in the movie. I can't believe she _had_ to make them put them in.

[@carlosmachado2616]

cuchelo1 She definitely is! Thank God for Meryl 🙏🏻

[@l.a.3479]

She didn't "have" to make them do anything. ​@@MrRawrThePanda

[@ColliCub]

I haven’t read the book, but I think it tends to portray her character as shrewd and ruthless when it comes to business, whereas Meryl wanted to show how incredibly smart Miranda actually is; the ‘cerulean monologue’ is not only a great performance, it’s incredibly accurate - when haute couture designers create their collections, the mood boards feature colours that are often defined by whatever Pantone has chosen as its Colour of The Year - it’s no coincidence the 2000 COTY was cerulean.

[@nina1522]

"You are very fetching, so....go fetch." Love that line.

[@BennyHarassi]

Omg stop trying to make fetch happen

[@nina1522]

jibba jABBA LOL

[@mehzz864]

YAS 2 OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES COMING TOGETHER HAHA

[@Johnnie14able]

I like this scene slowed down like this. It makes Miranda seem much more fragile.

[@kakitangan1991]

Johnnie Arp Ml

[@CeltycSparrow]

Meryl Streep's acting was genius in this scene....that subtle shift from icy woman in control to the fragile vulnerable woman showing just a tiny bit of a soft side to Andrea and then the mask of perfection comes back on and she's the queen again. I thought it was clever that they chose to do this seen with her NOT in perfect makeup. Up until this point she has been this perfectly controlled, perfectly put together ice queen as she calls it and in this moment, she is completely vulnerable...even without her mask of perfection. It was in this moment that she won my respect and the Golden Globe for Best Actress.

[@entertain7us148]

Her acting is just beautiful. I could watch her recite lines from the fucking phone book.

[@omieg89]

This movie does an excellent job of illustrating the complexity of relationships without having to devote too much screen time to them. It does two things. One, it adds to the character development. Two, it keeps the movie charging at a brisk pace. I am a guy and not even the least bit into fashion. I can appreciate this film because it has so many themes that can be applied to real life. There is a lot to relate to. We’ve all had to figure out the balance between work and personal life.

[@GermanMontejano2007]

-I'm so sorry Miranda. Is there anything else I can do? -Hmm YOUR JOB." Translation: I won't accept your empathy or worst, your pitty.

[@l.a.3479]

*pity

[@l.a.3479]

*worse

[@creativewriter3887]

I know I'm VERY late to the game.. just saw this today.. You're so right. Miranda recoiled at the thought of being pitied or patronized. She wasn't as concerned with herself as much as what it meant to her image and what it would do to her daughters. She knew that if the others smelled blood in the waters they would attack her.. and that's almost what they did to her.. but she was three steps ahead of them. So yeah, Miranda may be a b--ch, but she's also a vicious, vicious survivor.

[@lazaromurad322]

This scene won her her Oscar nomination, this scene only shows nuance to her devilish persona love it

[@carlosmachado2616]

Such great acting, no wonder Meryl is the queen and Anne did well with what she was given.

[@l.a.3479]

Great acting by both. Meryl Streep isn't the/a "queen" of anything.

[@ijunkie]

So human underneath especially the way she talks about her kids.

[@l.a.3479]

I almost, for a moment, felt sorry for her.

[@ijunkie]

@@l.a.3479 Well, sociopaths tend to rise to the top like cream, because it takes using people to get ahead. It does seem though Miranda was leading two lives.

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Well, here's the thing. One needs to teach their kids that the world doesn't revolve around them. I think Miranda failed here as a parent. She may have been very very good at her job, but as a parent "hmm" I don't know. A parent needs to learn how to say "no" to their child every once in a while. You can't go on bending backwards just to give your kids everything. And make your coworkers or colleagues run all around town just because your kid wanted something that is almost nearly impossible to get. I for one would've been pissed if I'd been asked to do something like that. I would've almost handed Miranda my resignation because I would think that she's gone a bit too far. poor Andy to get the next unpublished copy of Harry potter books for Miranda's kids. And poor Andy had to do some quick thinking on how to go about getting it which is nearly impossible. This shows that you're spoiling your kids. And when they grow up into adults, they will act very very entitled. Already, I could sense it that Miranda's girls had attitude issues. It will get a lot worse when they grow and become adults if they are not properly raised in their young and formative years.

[@laurasanders5050]

Why can’t the workplace have more people like Mr Rogers from Mr Roger’s neighborhood and that type of person is the standard for success?

[@mangoldm]

This movie needed more Meryl and less boyfriend.

[@amitnagpal1985]

I remember watching this movie for the first time and being so shocked at this scene. The way she looks and the acting. Meryl Streep is a fantastic actor.

[@georgebelev1900]

Why didn't she win an oscar??

[@ilovegagaya2]

3 not 4

[@symonalex2152]

and like 50 nominations

[@Maskphan1]

Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II. While I love Meryl in this role, Helen just knocked it out of the park. She WAS the Queen.

[@KristinaHoogs]

BlueBerryFairy1 Katharine Hepburn is the only actress to have 4 Academy Awards.

[@remyparaskovia5499]

Helen mirren that's why

[@me00775566]

Brilliant acting aside, I find it really sad that Andrea was the only person Miranda felt she could talk to, and then Andrea left her the next day.

[@Endonae]

Another commenter said that Meryl Streep got this scene in the movie, and I can see why the writer took it out. Timing-wise, it doesn't send the right message. It implies more like Andy is piling on or that Miranda got more than she deserved. But realistically, Miranda had to do what she "did" to Nigel to keep her own job.

[@kalevala29]

It's been years since I saw this movie but I still knew she was going to say "Your job." Perfect Miranda moment.

[@sarasartori6285]

meryl streep is a legend

[@LiveAsDiva]

how dare you cut the iconic "that's all"

[@suma9684]

lolol

[@Danielle-iq5jn]

this plus the deleted scene just makes the movie more worthwhile

[@Nocturne22]

The deleted scene was out of place. The husband being a spectre in Miranda's life is more fitting

[@dominicweber]

Anne is just so stunningly beautiful, how is this even possible

[@gayham]

Remember this movie is about the devil. She has no soul and sucks up Andy's. Miranda (the devil) shows a brief moment of weakness but doesn't want compassion or humanity because she is incapable of it.

[@lindakarlsson7348]

She has a soul, but it´s damaged by her ruthlessness and (probably) unhappiness. And people around her are responsible too. If they stopped sucking up to her, she wouldn´t have that power. I suppose this scene is there so we will feel sorry for Miranda. I don´t. She made her choice and Andy made the chocie to stand in her service and take all the shit. She didn´t have to, she would hardly end up on the street. She has a university degree, but she doesn´t want to work at "TV Guide" :-D

[@creativewriter3887]

@@lindakarlsson7348 And that's why Miranda chose Andrea. Once she saw that Andrea CHOSE to step up, CHOSE to take the sh-t, CHOSE to do the impossible (things I don't even think Emily would be able to do), she made Andrea's life hell and demanding BUT in the end KNEW what Andrea was capable of. Even when in the end she was abandoned by Andrea, Miranda still had a fondness for her. She knew that she'd be okay in the real world. I worked for a boss like that and who treated my co-worker (who I trained) like sh-t. When that Manager left, my coworker was more than prepared to take over and was a great boss and became director. Being demanding and creating the worst brings out the BEST in people... they become extremely creative and resourceful. Not all "devil" bosses are evil. The same boss who made our lives a demanding hell, could not praise us enough and wanted us to move ahead.

[@GermanMontejano2007]

Meryl's credit is much-deserved in this scene, but I'd love to point out how amazingly subtle Anne's performance was as well. Her slight shift from sympathetic to shock at 3:14 was perfect, as was the knowing smile at the end as if to say "I should've known better". She really conveys how much she "gets" Miranda by this point. Brilliant acting by both ladies.

[@u093177]

Anna Hathaway is so beautiful

[@Lioness_Es]

Yes she really is!

[@l.a.3479]

*Anne

[@fhdowntheline1825]

Its ironic but often true that the very stuff (your job) that puts your personal life in a disarray, is the one that keeps you focused while recovering from the situation.

[@anncohen6674]

Meryl Streep is the greatest actress of my generation!

[@xdgklmtweete9396]

It is so funny that a rich , successful and strong woman can be broken from such a thing . If I were to be miranda I would not even get married . Love would not be that essential in my life .

[@wannabeth2815]

xdgklm tweete she said she feels sorry for the girls because she wants them to have a father(figure). And I guess she needs someone to soften up, to loosen up, to be intimate (in a way of trust) with, beside her girls. Her girls aren't people she could discuss all her thoughts and sorrows with.

[@marcolopez8506]

xdgklm tweete At the end of the day we are just human being

[@EverybodyLiesd2]

The whole point of it is that she is still a woman with feelings and sorrows behind the dragon lady, and it doesn’t diminish how awesome she is and even remarks her fierceness to be seen as vulnerable and still be so awesome

[@creativewriter3887]

Which shows you that with all the perks and power, she was still hopeful in love. Where else would the inspiration for fashion come from if not to have eyes on you and your style and such?

[@xxXoxDemixoXxx]

I didn't realise this was slowed down I just thought Andy really was moving at a glacial pace

[@ZericTheLiolf]

This scene was so raw and powerful. Cinematic perfection

[@valeriem6187]

Snoop Dogg goes to these fancy events?

[@psychomisfit1892]

Valerie H Snoop Dogg goes everywhere, its not a event if he's not there, Remember... It's a Doggy Dogg world.

[@dominicweber]

Valerie H He’s not enough in fashion anymore

[@headphonic8]

You think the only fashion is women's ballgowns? Streetwear exists

[@l.a.3479]

🤣

[@l.a.3479]

Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart are pals.

[@Lacasadelbosque35]

Miranda opened up to Andrea because she knew she can trust her and Andrea earned that respect back from Miranda

[@orangutanshades2423]

the part that KILLS me is that Miranda is actually cool with Snoop Dogg 😂😂😂

[@siobhanair2659]

Love the haircut

[@vt-yp7yq]

This scene brought me to tears.

[@Nocturne22]

The thing that always stuck out to me about this was the way the narrative tries to make you also feel sorry for Miranda's daughters - but everything we see about them makes them out to be spoiled, spiteful brats.

[@treelord8813]

Nocturne22 maybe they’re not spiteful, being spoiled isn’t a choice it’s the parents choice. For all we know Her daughters in the movie could be very sad with their lives because their own mom is not around in their own father figures around either

[@Lioness_Es]

I agree with Francis' response to yours about the children being spoiled brats. The kids may seem that way, but watch the movie The Nanny Diaries. It will completely change your perspective on privileged children. They're so rich, but so poor because they lack love and the basic emotions all because they were never shown any.

[@StorytellingHeadshots]

The further I get in my career the more I sympathize with Meryl's character. This really is a brilliant and underrated movie.

[@Aramanth]

Anne looks really pretty in this scene. 💙

[@Marchant2]

I didn't understand why she wanted to move Snoop Dog to her table. I thought she had more class.

[@kylewilkins6149]

Hard to feel sorry for her when she’s such an incredibly selfish person who looks down on everyone, like anyone who is not her is to be used and discarded. She might have earned Andy’s respect, but that only lasted five minutes and she had to drag Andy down to her level to earn it.

[@Dwip_po_po]

I know people usually say Miranda doesn’t want her pity but maybe she isn’t used to getting any pity or empathy in her field so she doesn’t really know how to process it. She built herself from the ground up. She grew up poor.

[@jonathanjon8126]

Whenever someone disappoints me, I say “ another father … figure”. 😂

[@clareb1565]

😂

[@atolm1]

Anne looks exquisite here

[@deathrattle3]

i didnt realize this was slowed down wow

[@fitcv2752]

By all means move it in a glacial pace, you know how that thrills me

[@m.4623]

By all means...Go Fetch💔

[@jradjj2988]

I think this scene is really when Andy decides that she doesn’t want to be like Miranda. Is she successful, powerful, and an extremely smart and confident woman? Absolutely, but she is 100% career obsessed, no one she works with particularly likes her they all just fear her she’s pushed everyone away so she can be this strong in her career, I couldn’t imagine what being married to her is like as she seems like someone who would never show a more vulnerable and loving side and would be cold in a relationship and she screws over Nigel one of her best and most loyal employees so we know that she really doesn’t care about who she hurts as long as it benefits her.

[@morley247]

For those of you wondering about why didn't Meryl Streep won an Oscar for this movie....she was the early frontrunner and everyone was expecting for her to win.. Until Mirren, you know, the Academy lovesss to award royal figures..

[@l.a.3479]

*win

[@l.a.3479]

*loves

[@l.a.3479]

Helen Mirren didn't win because she was playing a royal person. She won because the Academy thought she gave an outstanding performance.

[@jg5693]

She deserved an Oscar for this movie (Meryl). Was she nominated?

[@lscn12]

She was but didn´t win... she won a Golden Globe for this movie

[@luiszam177]

Meryl has a good ASMR voice

[@zvezdoblyat]

I cannot believe that she was wearing a wig! Ugh I want to look like that once my hair starts greying

[@sp2435]

I used to work for a boss like this. I quit

[@zlatkajupe]

I would love it if the press referred to me as the Snow Queen hahahaha I mean Miranda knows exactly what type of person she is. What does she expect? And why does she care so much what others think.

[@misterhot9163]

Yeah I don't think anyone really felt bad for Miranda here...

[@orirune3079]

But can you imagine being married to Miranda Priestly? It would be an absolute nightmare. This is also a great example of the character difference between these two - when Miranda suffers a loss, she shows some vulnerability and Andy responds with kindness and understanding. Half the movie Andy is completely destroying her personal life, and Miranda couldn't give less of a shit. People who idolize Miranda really seem to not grasp what an awful person she really is.

[@franklesser5655]

Meryl Streep is a pretty good actor.

[@luferreira888]

Miranda é linda mesmo sem maquiagem

[@sitcomchristian6886]

This is very sad, to live a life met with unending disappointment. She doesn't have any hope in her life. Miranda really needs Jesus! MS knocks this outta the park. Have a nice day :)

[@Fireeater-rl4ep]

You have a nice day, too.

[@Yadayadayada95]

Jordan Storz why the fuck does she need Jesus lmaoooo

[@benconners713]

What would Miranda Priestly and Snoop Dog have to talk about?

[@SailorSerenitySaturn]

I didn’t even notice this video was slowed down until I read the comments, I feel so dumb lol

[@dmeads5663]

She’s the female version of Vince Lombardi

[@djnoneofyourbusiness525]

I love how we see a brief human side of Miranda at times- and then she puts the wall back up and snaps back to her bitchy self. If she was just a one note terrible boss the whole time, it would make the movie unwatchable.

[@snigdhabhattacharya1690]

I have perfected my fake accent already. Don’t know what I’m supposed to do with the banana though? I just want to punch!punch!punch! Is laughing allowed? What do I even say? Why HELLO there, baguette? Would you like to meet my crossaints? Do I introduce myself? Like in a job interview? Hello! Here is my foot! And then what am I supposed to do? Crack some jokes? It’s very awkward knowing how it will end. With gunshot. What are my last words? Oh I know. I will just scream MILK loudly

[@heatherlaporte8289]

"That's all"

[@ambikachauhan1063]

songs name please ?

[@tinahuttner7280]

If seen a vid of the actual Ana winters and quite honestly I wouldn't care to be around a women like that.

[@l.a.3479]

*Anna Wintour

[@DanielSelk]

Meryl Streeps idea to not have make up on her face for this scene to make her even more so look different. =)

[@benu_bird]

This movie made me decide to never again buy a copy of Vogue. Anna Wintour is insufferable.

[@stevenstevenson5303]

Meryl Streep is BOSS!!!.... Katherine Hep...who????

[@randmperson2]

Meryl's credit is much-deserved in this scene, but I'd love to point out how amazingly subtle Anne's performance was as well. Her slight shift from sympathetic to shock at 3:14 was perfect, as was the knowing smile at the end as if to say "I should've known better". She really conveys how much she "gets" Miranda by this point. Brilliant acting by both ladies.

[@wannabeth2815]

randmperson2 can you tell me why she is suddenly more shocked in this moment? What is shockening about that Donatella verse, did I miss something? :/

[@randmperson2]

This was the first genuine human moment that Miranda had in the entire movie. Andy saw the facade crack as she lamented how everybody thinks she's too career-focused so what does she choose to focus on? Her career. It shows that Miranda really IS just her persona and that shock she feels is what helps Andy realize this isn't the life she wants.

[@cmmiestcat]

From that moment, I knew Anne would win an Oscar in the near future and I was right!

[@shawngilbert4306]

If you look at the back and forth scenes between andy and miranda, you can tell miranda at her raw state. Notes the visual differences of the seats behind them.

[@loriheim8508]

randmperson2 j

[@rafaelortega854]

Snoop dog?

[@GP-gt4bo]

Can’t have a party without him

[@xRavioge]

Well they need some weed obviously

[@anujpramanik1819]

But where will Donatella sit?!

[@echolot]

i wanna hathaway anne in that outfit

[@ruzzelladrian907]

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