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Overview
- Opening in Brazil on Thursday, April 30, the sequel reunites Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci two decades after the 2006 hit.
- Director David Frankel said Gisele Bündchen did not return because she was pregnant and away during last summer’s shoot, and he dropped a Nate cameo for Adrian Grenier due to a tight finishing schedule.
- Critics from O Globo and Diário do Nordeste praise the chemistry and call out timely themes about newsroom pressures and corporate control.
- Meryl Streep said Anne Hathaway asked producers to avoid using extremely thin runway models, a move Streep described as firm and admirable.
- Simone Ashley positions her new character, Amari, as distinct from Andy Sachs, describing her as more perceptive and self-assured, while KT Tunstall teases a follow-up to Suddenly I See that is not on the official soundtrack.