Conrad Ricamora, who you know from How To Get Away With Murder and Fire Island, presumably took time off from killing it on Broadway in Oh, Mary! last year to play Andy’s roommate in a few scenes you won’t see in the final product. His entire character was cut in favor of more scenes between Andy and Tracie Thoms’ character—which is ultimately a good thing.

According to Variety, test audiences were confused as to why Andy wanted or needed a roommate. As a woman in media living in New York City in 2026, I unfortunately can’t say that would raise my eyebrows at all. It’s rough out here!

The Euphoria star filmed a length cameo scene, playing herself opposite Emily Blunt’s character Emily Charlton. In the sequel, we learn that Emily now works for Dior and Sweeney is one of her clients getting dressed for an event. It was removed from the film for structural/flow reasons.

Wintour, the quasi-inspiration for Miranda Priestly, did film a brief cameo that was ultimately cut from the final product. That’s for the best, right? Having Wintour and Miranda in the same film might actually break the space-time continuum.

Apparently, Chastain never even filmed a cameo. If you saw photos of her running around Manhattan in 2025, and/or assumed she was involved because of something you saw on social media, that was just a rumor.