Last week, something huge happened quietly in Seoul.

Meryl Streep comes back as Miranda Priestly. Anne Hathaway plays Andy Sachs again. These two stars bring their old spark to the screen once more. Fans loved their push-and-pull in the first movie. Now, they get to see it in a fresh story. Emily Blunt returns too. She is the sharp-tongued assistant Emily. Stanley Tucci shows up as Nigel. His funny lines made people laugh before. Their comeback feels like meeting old friends. It keeps the movie tied to the past.

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