Will Gisele Bündchen return for ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’? Agent sends sad emoji

In the words of Miranda Pristly from Meryl Streep, the details of a cryptic emoji response to an investigation into the potential participation of Gisele Bündchen in The Devil Porte Prada 2 Apparently, do not interest a part of the model of the model.

In the midst of the news that stretches Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci will resume their roles in the The Devil Porte Prada Continuation, alongside the return director David Frankel and the writer Aline Brosh McKenna, Weekly entertainment Handed to ask if Bündchen should also return as Serena, a Track Employee of the magazine who works alongside the ruthless fashion publishing team Miranda.

When he was contacted to comment, one of the agents of the model and the actress reacted with just a sad and crying emoji.

Bündchen’s agent did not initially respond to the multiple EW clarification requests on what Emoji meant, until it was finally answered: “I am unable to comment on this question at the moment.”

EW contacted Disney representatives – parent company of The Devil Porte Prada 2 Distributor of the 20th century Studios – to comment on his involvement.

Although the main cast will resume its roles in the following, EW has confirmed exclusively that Entourage Star Adrian Grenier, who portrayed Andy Sachs’ boyfriend (Hathaway), Nate, would not come back for the future, who is starting to shoot later this month.

Lucy Liu, Justin Theroux, BJ Novak and Pauline Chalamet was recently added to the distribution of the suite, after Kenneth Branagh was previously announced in the role of Miranda’s last husband.

The details of the intrigue for the project are still under the Wraps, although Frankel and McKenna told EW in an oral history in 2021 that a suite would take moldings to do well.

“Magazines and publishing have changed so much. It’s a 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, “said McKenna at the time, while Frankel revealed that there were light discussions on a potential suite during the release of the original film in 2006.

“”[The studio] doesn’t ask For [a sequel]. We had a meeting where we said, “What could we do if there was a sequel?” “He said.” Maybe it was 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. “”

After its release, the original The Devil Porte Prada brought in $ 124 million at the national level and won two Oscar nominations for Streep and the design of the film’s costumes.

The initial history has been adapted from the old Vogue The novel of the same name of the employee Lauren Weisberger, who was inspired by her time working under the direction of this magazine, Anna Wintour.

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Bündchen, a renowned model, also told EW as part of the oral history of 2021 that the film had specific things in its interpretation of the fashion world.

“”[Anna]is definitely a more reserved person. It was my impression, but she has always been very kind to me. She supported my career, “said Bündchen about Wintour, adding later:” I think people knew there would be a film made on Anna, but I don’t think people knew exactly how the film was going to be, unless they really have the script. It depends on how the director wants to take it, what parts of the book and the character he wants to concentrate. It was definitely something that people were talking about, people were curious about it…. Everyone loved the film. I think she loved the film. I mean, I would be happy if Meryl Streep played me! “”