2026·Comedy·1h 59m
6.7
★
Andy Sachs returns to Runway as Miranda Priestly navigates a new media landscape and Runway's position within. The duo reconnect with former assistant Emily Charlton, now the head of a luxury brand that possesses funding which could ensure Runway's survival.
Directed by David Frankel
new york city
based on novel or book
sequel
fashion
fashion magazine
dramedy
magazine editor
fashion industry
fashionista
Rank
#51 in 2026·#4525 overall
Trailer
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Cast
Anne Hathaway
Andy
Meryl Streep
Miranda
Emily Blunt
Emily
Stanley Tucci
Nigel
Kenneth Branagh
Stuart
Justin Theroux
Benji
Lucy Liu
Sasha
Tracie Thoms
Lily
Tibor Feldman
Irv
B.J. Novak
Jay
Patrick Brammall
Peter
Simone Ashley
Amari
Crew
David Frankel
Director
Aline Brosh McKenna
Writer
Theodore Shapiro
Original Music Composer
Florian Ballhaus
Director of Photography
Wendy Finerman
Producer
Aline Brosh McKenna
Executive Producer
Karen Rosenfelt
Executive Producer
Evelyne Noraz
Makeup Artist
Christo Morse
First Assistant Director
Sean Flanigan
Hair Department Head
Nicki Ledermann
Makeup Department Head
Ellen Lewis
Casting
Popular Reviews
5920 reviews
Michael JecmenPRO
6.1★ · 05/18/26
it’s a fan service sequel — the story is garbo, streep and tucci are too old, and the messaging is all over the place
but i did giggle a lot. and i loved all the cameos
but i did giggle a lot. and i loved all the cameos
it’s a fan service sequel — the story is garbo, streep and tucci are too old, and the messaging is all over the place
but i did giggle a lot. and i loved all the cameos
but i did giggle a lot. and i loved all the cameos
15
5Ben GivertzPRO
3.2★ · 05/20/26
Felt like this was an hour and a half too long
Felt like this was an hour and a half too long
9
2S
9.0★ · 05/09/26
meryl streep is mother!!! 😭 i was so thrilled when i saw my cinema full of older stylish ladies because fashion truly never dies.
the movie felt so nostalgic in the best way possible. still glamorous, still dramatic, still full of people destroying each other while dripped in designer clothes from head to toe.
and honestly seeing a cinema full of real people loving fashion together just reminded me that ai will never replace the human spirit, taste, or presence.
thats all.
the movie felt so nostalgic in the best way possible. still glamorous, still dramatic, still full of people destroying each other while dripped in designer clothes from head to toe.
and honestly seeing a cinema full of real people loving fashion together just reminded me that ai will never replace the human spirit, taste, or presence.
thats all.
meryl streep is mother!!! 😭 i was so thrilled when i saw my cinema full of older stylish ladies because fashion truly never dies.
the movie felt so nostalgic in the best way possible. still glamorous, still dramatic, still full of people destroying each other while dripped in designer clothes from head to toe.
and honestly seeing a cinema full of real people loving fashion together just reminded me that ai will never replace the human spirit, taste, or presence.
thats all.
the movie felt so nostalgic in the best way possible. still glamorous, still dramatic, still full of people destroying each other while dripped in designer clothes from head to toe.
and honestly seeing a cinema full of real people loving fashion together just reminded me that ai will never replace the human spirit, taste, or presence.
thats all.
9
kurta dot mp3PRO
9.3★ · 05/21/26
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2Jacob LucibelloPRO
10.0★ · 05/09/26
Kaitlyn Review:
A risky move making a sequel to the best movie of all time. Great development of the characters for having been absent in their lives for twenty years. Fabulous reimagining of Miranda priestly trying to stay “woke”.
How was Andrea been in the business for twenty years and is still so naive?
And Emily?….that’s all
A risky move making a sequel to the best movie of all time. Great development of the characters for having been absent in their lives for twenty years. Fabulous reimagining of Miranda priestly trying to stay “woke”.
How was Andrea been in the business for twenty years and is still so naive?
And Emily?….that’s all
Kaitlyn Review:
A risky move making a sequel to the best movie of all time. Great development of the characters for having been absent in their lives for twenty years. Fabulous reimagining of Miranda priestly trying to stay “woke”.
How was Andrea been in the business for twenty years and is still so naive?
And Emily?….that’s all
A risky move making a sequel to the best movie of all time. Great development of the characters for having been absent in their lives for twenty years. Fabulous reimagining of Miranda priestly trying to stay “woke”.
How was Andrea been in the business for twenty years and is still so naive?
And Emily?….that’s all
6