How was The Devil Wears Prada received by audiences and critics?

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The Devil Wears Prada was a sleeper hit when it was released in 2006, earning $326.6 million worldwide, which was 9.3 times the $35 million production budget. In comparison, another hit female-led comedy, Legally Blonde (2001), made $141.8 million globally, which was 7.9 times its $18 million budget. The Devil Wears Prada was nominated for three Golden Globes and two Academy Awards, with Meryl Streep winning a Golden Globe for her performance. The film remains popular on streaming platforms and has inspired a stage adaptation and a sequel, highlighting its enduring appeal and multigenerational fan base.