Devil Wears Prada 2 Cast Argue Over the Internet's Biggest Debates | Agree to Disagree

0:00 Stinky vintage.

0:02 Stinky vintage.

0:03 Stinky vintage is not great.

0:05 They have a shop called Stinky Vintage.

0:08 Where'd you get that?

0:09 Oh, you got a Stinky Vintage.

0:18 Stanley Tucci.

0:20 Come on.

0:22 He's literally Okay, first one.

0:26 The Italian accent is the sexiest in the world.

0:32 Don't know.

0:35 Say I would disagree.

0:38 Disagree.

0:38 What do we think?

0:39 I think

0:40 I love an Australian accent

0:41 on a man or a woman or

0:43 on a on a guy.

0:44 I like an Irish accent.

0:48 Yes.

0:47 Northern Irish, Irish, Scottish.

0:51 Yeah.

0:50 They're there.

0:51 For me, those are the those are the ones.

0:53 Come on.

0:54 French accent is just

0:55 so sexy.

0:57 Divine men, woman, dog.

1:00 No, I actually think Italian accents are really sexy,

1:02 but I'm kind of scarred in this respect.

1:04 So

1:04 that's true.

1:05 So yes.

1:06 Yeah, that's true.

1:07 Yes.

1:07 So I'm So I disagree.

1:09 Don't listen to him.

1:12 I Yeah.

1:12 Annie never wants to hear her name said in an Italian accent.

1:16 I will say I do actually love my name.

1:18 Like when I go to Italy and I meet people, they go an anaway.

1:22 Anna.

1:23 Yeah.

1:23 So, I do like that, but that's not sexy.

1:25 I'm When I go there, I'm Mel strip.

1:28 Mel strip.

1:29 When I go there, I'm Simon.

1:32 Simon.

1:33 Yeah.

1:33 I'll get in a car and they're like, "For Simon." And I'm like, "Yes." Hello.

1:38 I'm Simon.

1:40 Yes.

1:40 Stanley, this one's for you.

1:43 Jesus.

1:42 You should You should only wear athleisure wear if going to the gym.

1:48 Yeah.

1:50 I I have a top.

1:51 I I I

1:55 I think sometimes I just can't be asked.

2:00 I don't want to see it at the airport.

2:02 Look at you.

2:03 I don't want to see it.

2:05 I love seeing it.

2:06 You I love seeing you in it.

2:11 Yeah.

2:11 And people who are athlete athletic.

2:14 The athletes.

2:15 The athletes.

2:16 I disagree cuz I would live in it if I could.

2:19 I love a pair of sweatpants.

2:21 I agree, but I don't strongly agree because my husband wears

2:24 it a lot and he's magnificent at like getting stuff done.

2:28 So, I'm like whatever it works.

2:30 Get your Lululemon change anything.

2:33 Yeah, good legging.

2:34 Very uh you know, well, he stays away from the leggings.

2:40 If this was vodka,

2:41 this would be fun.

2:43 We're not allowed to.

2:44 Who's going to know?

2:48 My telling anybody who's going to tell Guys, this is how a murderer works.

2:54 It's aluminum, not aluminum.

3:01 Wait, no, I did that wrong.

3:03 I did that wrong.

3:04 Well, of Oh, well done, Stan.

3:07 Well, I live here now.

3:07 You know,

3:08 no one understands what you're saying.

3:09 If you That's true.

3:10 Can I get some aluminum?

3:12 We lost an eye.

3:13 Yeah.

3:14 I don't know where the difference came from.

3:16 Aluminum and Nicaragua.

3:20 Who says that?

3:21 I do like the word aluminium a lot, but it's fussy.

3:26 Aluminium.

3:27 That's a good one.

3:28 Vintage is always best.

3:32 No.

3:34 No.

3:34 Can't say always.

3:36 Depends on what state it's in.

3:40 Dream.

3:39 Stinky vintage is really vintage.

3:42 Stinky vintage is not great.

3:43 It's frequently the best, but not always.

3:46 No, not always.

3:46 I think it'd be funny to have a shop called Stinky Vintage Vintage.

3:51 Where'd you get that?

3:52 Oh, you got a Stinky Vintage.

3:54 Nothing is worse than like when you

3:55 buy a beautiful vintage something and you get

3:57 it home and you've tried it on and then like an hour later you're like,

4:00 "Oh, no." The musk, the musk comes up and it's just someone else's hormones.

4:05 It's someone else's hormones.

4:06 They don't boil.

4:09 Yeah.

4:08 Mel, why um strongly agree?

4:10 Um I just believe that in people.

4:14 A yeah, but we weren't talking about the

4:18 We're all We're talking about stinky vintage.

4:20 All right.

4:21 Stinky vintage

4:22 wines and cheeses and all that.

4:24 You can't have a vintage cheese, but I just made that up.

4:26 Would you like some vintage cheese?

4:28 Vintage cheese.

4:31 Ignore these industries.

4:34 Fine.

4:34 All right.

4:35 This wasn't on my list,

4:36 but it was a good debate before the cameras started rolling.

4:38 So, I'm going to do for Emily.

4:40 Oh god.

4:40 British food is better than American food.

4:44 O

4:45 okay.

4:45 Can we get a sample of what British food is?

4:48 Let's say a shepherd's pie over

4:52 name an American food.

4:53 A cheeseburger.

4:54 Let's say

4:58 cheeseburg.

4:57 I love shepherd's pie so much,

4:59 but I I know a burger is not technically American, is it?

5:03 Nothing is technically American.

5:05 Where's burger from?

5:06 Caesar salad is the closest thing you'll get to

5:09 is technically American.

5:10 A hot dog.

5:11 No, it's German.

5:12 No, that's German.

5:13 Yeah, Frank.

5:14 But I will say, okay, yes,

5:16 a shepherd's pie for dinner is better than a cheeseburger.

5:19 But at 2:00 a.m., a cheeseburger is better than shepherd's pie.

5:23 There you go.

5:23 I don't like shephardd's pie.

5:25 Neither do I.

5:25 I don't like mashed potato.

5:27 Do you like cottage pie?

5:28 It's not the meat, it's the potato.

5:30 It's the mashed potato.

5:32 You can make it with like a a sweet potato top or or like a parsnip.

5:35 I think it's more consistency.

5:37 I like my

5:39 Maybe sweet potato.

5:40 No, it fights the No.

5:43 Too sweet with the meat.

5:44 Okay.

5:44 Well, if you have allergy, it's not bad.

5:46 Sweet with the meat.

5:47 That's That's a good name for your

5:49 Too sweet for the meat.

5:50 Sweet.

5:50 Too sweet for Oh, no.

5:51 Tui's going to have a pub called the Gerted Loin.

5:54 Oh, as we said that today in the car, I was like, I'm opening a pub.

6:03 The gyoing.

6:06 You go to stinky vintage and

6:08 stinky.

6:09 So nice and you go you go to stinky vintage and then you go

6:12 have a nice bite of the old costumes from the devil's prada in stinky vintage.

6:18 Stinky.

6:19 Come smell like an actor.

6:20 Do you remember the snooty fox when we drove?

6:23 The best pub name.

6:25 The snooty.

6:26 I remember you talking about

6:27 we were in the coals and we couldn't stop saying it all week.

6:30 There.

6:31 And especially the way he says it.

6:32 The snooty fox is

6:37 obsessed with that.

6:38 In New York, isn't there a restaurant?

6:40 It's called like I walk past it all the time.

6:42 It's called Too Cheese or something like that.

6:44 Oh, yeah.

6:45 There is a guy that is his name.

6:47 He So, he's legally allowed to use it.

6:50 Got it.

6:50 Um, so until the lawyers everybody thinks it's yours.

6:56 Yeah, he should pay you a little something some.

6:58 So what am I going to do?

6:58 Argue with his birth.

7:03 All right.

7:03 Is there more?

7:04 There's a couple more.

7:06 Yeah.

7:06 Yeah.

7:06 Yeah.

7:07 There's endless more, but we have time.

7:09 Longer than a cricket game.

7:12 Nothing's longer than a cricket.

7:15 No kidding.

7:19 Irish exits are perfectly acceptable when leaving a party.

7:22 Yes, absolutely.

7:24 What's an Irish exit?

7:25 The Irish goodbye.

7:27 You go.

7:28 I always thought it was a French thing.

7:30 I've never heard of the French exit.

7:31 I the Irish goodbye, which is like you just go.

7:34 I think I think it's the same thing.

7:35 I think when leaving a party,

7:37 especially if you're having to say goodbye to a lot of people,

7:39 I think a Houdini is the right move.

7:41 Just get out of it.

7:42 Vaporize.

7:44 Now you're making it Italian.

7:45 Now it's just so confusing.

7:46 Houdini.

7:48 I don't know.

7:52 How do you feel though if like you're the host and everyone's just,

7:55 you know, who do you need?

8:00 Goodbye.

8:00 Honestly, then you're a terrible host.

8:02 No, it's like you kind of read the room

8:04 and then you just send a text and just be like,

8:06 you were look like you're having such a good time.

8:07 You didn't want to interrupt.

8:09 I think it just depends upon the size of the party, right?

8:12 If it was an intimate dinner party, somebody just leave.

8:15 That's That'sing weird, you know.

8:18 But if if it's a large group of people and you're like,

8:20 "Oh, it's going to take an hour to get

8:22 like you didn't say goodbye to me last night." No, I didn't.

8:24 You just evaporated.

8:26 It was a It was a pasta.

8:29 By the way, you know that mocktail that I made up?

8:32 I added an orange slice to it and it turned it into Fanta in a good way.

8:35 I can't tell yet.

8:36 An orange slice of life.

8:37 So, it was um my mocktail is sparkling water

8:40 with a dash of pineapple juice in a champagne

8:42 glass and then you add an orange slice

8:44 to the top and and she was wasted last night.

8:48 I was the party.

8:51 That's why everybody did an Irish accent.

8:56 She's on the mocktails again.

9:01 Run.

9:02 Crocs are the greatest fashion fauxar of modern times.

9:05 Um, yeah.

9:07 I think they are

9:09 heinous things.

9:10 You should never ever wear them.

9:12 They look awful.

9:13 But usually the people that wear them wear them with cargo pants.

9:18 There are greater fashion faux paws.

9:21 The greatest fashion.

9:22 And also,

9:23 what do you think is a greater fauxar than a Croc?

9:28 Athleisure wear.

9:30 Really?

9:30 What?

9:32 Wow.

9:32 I think wearing athleisure to the opera.

9:34 I think wearing athleisure to elevated surroundings to the opera.

9:40 No, no.

9:40 Well, by the way, they do make I have seen people make cute Crocs

9:45 for a three-year-old.

9:48 Vintage Crocs.

9:49 No.

9:50 No.

9:50 No.

9:50 Vintage Crocs are a big No.

9:51 You will not find any Crocs at Stinky Vintage.

9:54 Stinky vintage.

9:56 Guys, it's going to be huge.

9:57 You think so?

9:58 Stinky vintage coin.

10:00 Crotchy crot crotch.

10:03 Oh, all right.

10:07 Stink stinky vintage will have a whiff of crotch as well.

10:12 The lingerie section and lingerie section.

10:15 Oh, look.

10:16 Oh, final one.

10:20 Yeah.

10:20 No, just one more quick one.

10:21 Love.

10:21 Okay, great.

10:23 A nice one.

10:25 I love working with the people opposite me.

10:28 Can you imagine if I went Well, it's a pleasure to have you here.

10:38 So nice to see you all back together.

10:40 Cannot wait to get rid of us.

10:47 I look forward to a glass of wine at Gedloins.

10:52 Oh yeah.

10:53 I have tried to have a good American pancake in London many times.

10:57 You got to make your own.

10:58 I don't understand.

10:58 You have this idea of London which is just completely it's completely fiction.

11:03 No one lives there anymore.

11:04 I live there more than you live there.

11:06 There's no diners.

11:07 There is there's like there's what's a place called Vancatch.

11:10 Who speak?