McKenna also observes that while Nate might be annoying, Andy’s friends aren’t much better. Remember the friends? The main offender was Lily, who is extremely excited about Andy’s job at Runway when it means she gets a free Marc Jacobs handbag, but also is quick to criticise her for spending too much time in the office and not prioritising Nate. (Really, Lily?)

There are also a host of nameless male buddies who do things like play catch with Andy’s phone when Miranda is calling her, and snigger at Nate’s jokes about her lack of fashion sense (!).

“The friends are not very supportive of her!” says McKenna. “But I will say, I think a lot of young people, if you have the experience of being in a job that your friends kind of envy, sometimes they’re not great about it. And so, they take the Marc Jacobs purse, but they give her a lot of shit.”

The Devil Wears Prada isn’t the only nostalgic piece of pop culture to be raked over by the internet’s collective critical eye. Earlier this year, one writer’s assassination of Ross and Rachel’s relationship in Friends went viral, prompting Jennifer Aniston herself to defend the iconic TV romance.

But while Aniston is convinced that Ross and Rachel’s relationship would have gone the distance, we’re not so sure about Andy and Nate. The pair do reunite at the end of The Devil Wears Prada, with an agreement to ‘see how things go’ – but he’s moving to another city, she’s got a new job, and as we’ve discussed, he’s really irritating.

Here’s hoping that their relationship fizzled out soon after, and that whatever Andy’s doing now in her parallel movie universe, she’s doing it without a whiney partner in her life.

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