The Shocking True Story Behind The Devil Wears Prada

While some will happily claim that this popular film is based on a

true

story

, the real

story

behind it is not so simple. Hello everyone, I'm Rebecca and welcome to Ms Mojo, today we will tell the

true

story behind Devil Wears Prada. Let's delve into how much truth there is behind the story we saw on screen in The Devil Wears Prada. One thing we know for sure is that it was an adaptation of a novel by writer Lauren Weisberger, it was Weiss Burgers' first novel and The Story Was Simple. A young woman with no interest in fashion is hired to work at an important fashion magazine.

How are you? My name is Andy Sachs. Well, I recently graduated from Northwestern University. What are you doing here? His job is as an assistant. to the magazine's editor-in-chief, who quickly begins to make his life a living hell. I told myself: go ahead, take a chance, hire the smart fat girl. The book was published in 2003, but even before reaching bookstore shelves. There were discussions about the film rights, in fact, the film's executives were bidding on the project before Weiss Burger had even finished writing it. Miranda Priestly is big business. I bet a million girls would kill for that job.

They only saw an outline in the first 100 pages of the novel, but it was enough to convince them that there was something special there. Carla Hackin, who at the time was executive vice president of Fox 2000, says she was the first to read the story at Fox. She was immediately convinced saying: I thought Miranda Priestly was one of the biggest villains I remember, we aggressively went in and picked him up. , don't be ridiculous, Andreea, everyone wants this, everyone wants to be us, but what made the book even more attractive was a simple fact: there was evidence that the story was "It was a total work of fiction because Lauren Weisberger had worked at Vogue and not only that, but she had also worked as an assistant to the famously cold editor-in-chief Anna Wintour; it was a job she held for just under a year with this exciting backstory who could resist please bore her; someone else with their questions the parallels between the story and real life were hard to ignore winter is British running an American magazine and so was Miranda Priestly the fictional magazine's catwalk is an obvious substitute for Vogue Lauren Weisberger left vogue to work for another magazine writing about travel I want to work for somewhere like The New Yorker about to be fair I'm a writer, is that right?

Well, I should read your material, why don't you send it to me in the afternoons? She enrolled in a writing course and returned to document her experiences in Vogue, as it was such an extraordinary time in her life that her intention had never been to write a novel, but once the idea took off, the rest was history, she said. cite when published. I kept saying that you are very brave to write this, it was brave, it was stupid and completely naive. I didn't think anyone would read it, much less have an opinion on it. No one was all that surprised by the success of the book or the movie. as the author of the book and until today you had never heard of me no and you have no style or fashion sense, she said quote, I was just excited that someone wanted to publish the book and I could tell my family that they could actually buy it. in a store, but selling it and turning it into a movie was a complete whirlwind that I wasn't prepared for when the novel finally came out in early 2003, became an instant hit, and I spent six months at New York magazine.

Times Bestseller List, although at first the screenwriters attempted to make a direct and faithful adaptation of Berger's story, it eventually deviated further from the plot, especially the ending, the initial scripts were more satirical in nature, even drawing inspiration from the 2001 fashion-bashing comedy Zoolander. industry in all its over-the-top glory, have you ever thought that maybe there's more to life than being really, really, ridiculously pretty? Weiss Burger has long been cautious about sharing much about her time at Vogue and remained silent about the parallels between real life and the story that made her famous. Her dialogue on the subject always seems guarded, though from time to time when he reveals little bits of truth in interviews, he told the Daily Mail quote that it wasn't one-on-one. representation of winter but, of course, my time at Vogue informed the book, there is no denying that in the same interview he mentioned that winter seemed particularly disdainful of his practical footwear, he said of his sturdy platform boots, he looked at them with disgust and was a look that conveyed her disgust quite clearly, the film addresses the unrealistic body standards that the fashion industry imposes head-on, as in scenes where Andy is mocked for being a size six and celebrated when he reaches The coveted four girls here haven't eaten anything since then. two became the new four and zero became the new two.

I'm a six, which is the new voice of 14. Berger has said about her own experience in the Vogue quote. She knew she was tall and thin, but she was short and fat when the movie was made. Published reactions in the fashion industry varied widely, with some praising the film for accurately depicting aspects of the world of clothing and others saying it didn't really reflect any reality. Oh, okay, could you spell kibana writing for the Los Angeles Times? is a fine fashion fantasy quote that has little to do with reality and adds that any connoisseur would know that this was just a stranger's imagination, but Liz Jones, who had worked as editor of the British version of Marie Claire, saw many familiar things in the film, she called it a chilling reminder of the most surreal 3 years of my life and added that she even sympathized with the villain Miranda by seeing parts of herself in her.

She's fine, she's tough, but he's a man, no one noticed anything about Hertz and how rich he is. in each work Weisberger claims that he never heard anything from Anna Wintour or Conde Nast, the company that published Vogue after the publication of his book, even though the novel was talked about everywhere, it was not discussed or mentioned anywhere. publication requested by Condon at the time. You obviously paid a lot of extraordinary women. What was the most challenging woman you've ever played? Hmm. Oh, I must say that before we continue, make sure to subscribe to our channel and hit the bell to receive notifications about our latest videos.

You have the option to receive notifications. For occasional videos or all, if you're on your phone, be sure to go to your settings and turn on notifications in a move that drew attention, however, Anna Wintour herself attended the film's premiere in New York in June 2006 , Not only that. but she used the product for the event, well, one of her friends said that Wintour thought the movie would go straight to DVD. Wintour herself has always been polite when asked about the film and said to quote anything that makes fashion entertaining, glamorous and interesting, it's wonderful for our industry, so she was 100% behind it, the reality is that story got Winters' name in the headlines, which certainly couldn't be bad for business, what's the least true rumor about your keg?

The truth is interesting, three years after the film's release, Winter was the star of her own film, one in which she had a little more creative control over her image. I don't see any real night in that mess, you're not doing it. The September issue was released in 2009 and gave fashion fans a behind-the-scenes look. Take a look at the inner workings of Vogue, it is a documentary that follows Winter and the rest of the Vogue staff during the creation of their biggest issue of the year and portrays Winter in a positive light that exploits its exaltation and that gives you a better perspective of the story, did you read the book or are you a screen purist, we are even better, did you know that there is actually a sequel to the book?

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