Anna Wintour on Accuracy of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ | Letterman

Anna Wintour explains how accurate ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ is to real life at Vogue. (Air Date 8/24/2009)

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[karlmay]

Just remember, this is Anna Wintour doing her absolute best to appear personable, relatable, and likeable.

[ruzzelladrian]

She’s a businesswoman. She knows how to work with executives. She’s great at her job. That’s why she’s held her position for so long. Very impressive achievement.
People like to count Anna’s mistakes. But there’s far more things she got right than wrong in her field. Vogue is what it is today because of Anna.

[fayea]

who is saying she's not chill? I love her demeanor. calm, composed, intelligent & witty. I wish to handle myself with half her grace.

[Tallwater]

I am glad she owns up to being tough! To be successful you got be tough! When a man is tough he is admired but a woman is the B word. Good for you Anna you go!!!

[ruzzelladrian]

The detail I love about Miranda Priestly’s character is that they always show her working in the scenes. Because people outside of the offices of creative fields like a fashion magazine are unaware of the work that’s needed to produce art, journalism, and fashion. For people who are naive, they probably think that working at a magazine is just sitting around. Nope. It’s an organization. Very business environment that deals with art, journalism, and fashion.

[Josh-rzwb]

Anna’s Master Class is outstanding. She is so poised, determined, intelligent, and thorough. I have so much respect for her.

[JM-ksix]

Anna looked & felt about David’s socks the way that Miranda looked & felt about Andy’s shoes in beginning of TDWP. 😂

[mandynam]

Despite all the bad press she’s been getting for decades, Anna loves what she does which is the most important thing about career and life.

[christopherscorner]

Let’s face it, Anna Wintour change the face of vogue magazine. I remember looking at it as a kid and each cover was just the face of a model. The first cover I ever purchased as a teenager hadd Anna Wintour all over it, no more faces but full body shots, Michaela Burcu on the streets of New York City in a Christian Lacroix jacket. And jeans. I was hooked immediately! I lost my site in 2007 so I can no longer peruse vogue magazine but what a time it was!

[BibiTheLinkBuilder]

there are so many male industry leaders that show the same qualities but they're never asked about them in the same way

[johnsonken]

She is incredibly well poised for all of these uncomfortable questions

[maryokeefe]

Love the way she takes the movie totally in her stride. Decisive. Respected. Top of her game.

[Marsha_Ann]

You can clearly tell that she doesn't like talking about The Devil Wears Prada, she's very awkward about the conversation. But when he started asking her about fashion and the process she became very comfortable and in her element.

[zzzave]

“You could buy a lipstick” is such a fun way of saying “let them eat cake”

[JamesBrown-ijpx]

She's brilliant. She's fierce. And she's a helluva a good sport in this interview!

[briansilkworth]

Anna Wintour is a brilliant businesswoman and creative genius in a huge industry. Like any boss she makes decision that aren’t always popular, but she made Vogue what it is today.

[juliekostas]

I took her Masterclass and it was really well put together, wonderfully presented--I learned a lot. Brilliant people almost always have their quirks. She is a dynamo.

[homogenic]

I met her a few years back, I was in her presence for a few hours and she was extremely pleasant to me 💙💛

[ThomasJr]

For those of you who don't know, she's also the brain behind the famous Met Gala ball, the most celeb-studded event in the world. Oh, they actually talked about that at the very end.

[Nunu-_]

I feel for her. I think it has just become easy for people to demonize someone who is not on their level and don't like that she is not a push over. What the world desires is a clown show that everyone is involved and everyone is of equal importance.
I appreciate someone who is not given over to such butchery.
You need people to disagree with you in order for you to grow.