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

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

PLOT: A smart but sensible new graduate lands a job as an assistant to Miranda Priestly, the demanding editor-in-chief of a high fashion magazine.

RELEASE DATE: June 30, 2006
GENRE: Comedy, Drama
STARS: Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Adrian Grenier

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[Harivelo]

Nigel's a new twist on the fairy godmother.

[christinelee]

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

[monmothma]

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.

[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.

[secretmagic]

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

[kyrollschannel]

“You are not trying, you just whining…”

It’s a wake up call for myself too… 😂

[deepakdongre]

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.

[moymoyap]

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

[paulrath]

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.

[caric]

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.

[wubohzp]

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.

[orbitalbutt]

I love how they pretend the whole time in this movie that Anne Hathaway isn’t literally one of the most gorgeous people on the planet even without the high fashion.

[niemand]

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)

[mertatalay]

Nigel's speech is the best example of what a genuine motivation should be like.

[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!

[brainscott]

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

[noface]

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.

[sportagus]

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.

[squash]

Nigel is the best character in this whole movie.

[g.alistar]

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.