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The Devil wears Prada:an actress from the film reveals that she had a bad experience during the filming of the film

The Devil Wears Prada is one of the films that marked an entire generation. But one actress has revealed that shooting the film hasn't been easy for her...

In 2006, a little nugget landed in the cinema:the Devil wears Prada. A true phenomenon, the film was a huge hit. For those who would miss the story, we give you a little summary:Andrea Sachs (Anne Hathaway) becomes the assistant of Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep), editor-in-chief of the fashion magazine Runway . But the daily life within such a prestigious editorial staff is not at all restful, and Andrea's life will be turned upside down.

The Devil Wears Prada had a real cultural impact and 15 years later, it is still as popular and serves as a true reference in terms of fashion film. But if the public has completely adhered to the project, a main actress of the film revealed to have badly experienced the shooting.

Meryl Streep depressed while filming The Devil Wears Prada

During the filming of the film, Meryl Streep adopted a method to best play her character:to immerse herself as best as possible in the bitter character of Miranda Priestly. And to do so, she had to t isolate herself from the rest of the cast outside the film sets to completely fit into his role. But this loneliness strongly marked the actress who did not necessarily experience it well. At a cast reunion for the film's 15th anniversary by, Entertainment Weekly , the actress confided :

The other actors have excellent memories of Meryl Streep

If Meryl Streep was able to feel very alone during this shoot, the other actors in the film have kept very positive memories of the multi-award-winning actress . At that same reunion, actress Emily Blunt who played Miranda Priestly's first assistant, Emily Charlton, shared her thoughts on her co-star:

Anne Hathaway meanwhile said she found the actress "intimidating" but did not fail to emphasize her "benevolence".