Adrian Grenier not returning for ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ sequel

Well, it seems that they do not have grilled cheese in Boston after all, like the “real villain” of the Internet of The devil Porta Prada, Nate Cooper by Adrian Grenier, will not come back for the future.

Weekly entertainment has exclusively learned that the Entourage Star will not be following, two sources familiar with the situation reveal.

The details of the plot for the project are still under the Wraps, although EW reported last year that all original stars – including Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci – had to come back for follow -up.

Director David Frankel, who directed the original on the way to world transport at the box office of 327 million dollars and two Oscar nominations, and the writer Aline Brosh McKenna, also returned to their original titles.

The 20th century studios confirmed on Monday that the film had come into production, which should last throughout the summer. (Weekly entertainment contacted representatives of the Disney and Grenier parent company to comment.)

Adapted from the old Vogue Assistant of the book of the same name of Anna Wintour Lauren Weisberger, 2006 The Devil Porte Prada The film followed Andy Sachs (Hathaway) while sailing in the dizzying world of New York fashion journalism while working as an assistant to intimidation Miranda Priestly (Streep), cold and condescending editor in chief of the fictional Track review.

Along the way, Andy’s relationship with Nate begins to turn as her career resumes, and the final pair finally separated after a series of negative exchanges, including Andy presenting herself late for Nate’s birthday party. They finally meet in the final scene, after Andy leaves Track And later, agrees to move with Nate to Boston, where he is ready to continue his dream of becoming a chief.

This has led many fans to label Nate as the real villain of the film, after he did not support his lover in his pursuit of the prowess of journalism.

“All these memes who came out shocked me. Crew.

He continued: “At the end of the day, it’s just a birthday, right? It is not the end of the world. I might have been as immature as him at the time, so personally, I could not see his shortcomings. But after the time to think and a lot of deliberations, I made the truth in this perspective.”

Elsewhere in this interview, Frankel revealed that there were light discussions to make a follow -up many years ago.

“”[The studio] doesn’t ask For [a sequel]. We had a meeting where we said, “What could we do if there was a sequel?” It was perhaps stupid; We had the impression that no, this story was told … Lauren finally wrote another book after 15 years later. We came to the same conclusion that the simple fact of following the characters would not be the same, “said Frankel at the time, while Weisberger added:” There were a lot of conversations on this subject. I would not say that it is outside the field of the possibility. “”

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McKenna also expressed EW that a suite may not be possible in a way that fans expected.

“Magazines and edition have changed so much,” she noted. “It’s a time of time when [Andy] I took a physical book at someone every day so that she can leaf through. Maybe they always do it, but I doubt it. He had his moment! “”

The Devil Porte Prada 2 should be released in 2026.