Anne Hathaway Spotted Filming ‘Devil Wears Prada 2' With New Love Interest
In July, Entertainment Weekly reported that Brammall had been cast to play opposite Hathaway as Andy Sachs's new love interest. This character is to replace Nate, played by Adrien Grenier, who will not be returning for the second film. But other than that, the details about Brammall's character remain mostly secret.
Raymond Hall
In some of the pics, Hathaway and Brammall appear to be filming a date scene outside of Long Island Bar & Restaurant in the Cobble Hill neighbourhood of Brooklyn. The bar itself is relatively iconic, so does this mean Andy is now living in Brooklyn instead of Manhattan? It would make sense, since Andy has always come across as a Brooklyn sort of person. Or maybe it's Brammall's character who lives in the borough, and Andy has traveled all the way across the bridge to spend an evening with him.
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(In case you were wondering, Andy's sparkly blue dress is from Rabanne and the strappy sandals are Rene Caovilla.)
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In this date-night scene, we also spot Andy twirling playfully around a post, and then swing-dancing with Brammall's character (whose name we don't yet know) in the street. This seems to evoke a pivotal moment in the original film, in which Andy and lothario journalist Christian spend an ill-conceived night together in Paris. Does this indicate that Brammall could be bad news for Andy, just like Christian? Or the opposite. Hrmm…
Raymond Hall
There was one additional spotting of Anne Hathaway and Patrick Brammall on set. In these photos, Hathaway wears a sleek black jumpsuit with studded details at the cuffs, sleeves, and collar, which she pairs with a black leather tie and black sandals. Brammall, meanwhile, rocks a Canadian tuxedo. Maybe this means he's another fashion-world acquaintance, or maybe this is a sign that he's a more down-to-earth type of character. Which could explain the Brooklyn location.
Aeon
All of this to say that we don't actually know all that much about this mysterious new love interest.
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