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Sarah Myles is a freelance writer. Originally from London, she now lives in North Yorkshire with her husband and two children.

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Stephan James To Replace Star Wars’ John Boyega In Race
It was back in January 2014 that it was announced the young, British Attack The Block star, John Boyega would be taking the lead role in the Jesse Owens biopic Race, with filming due to begin this month. Things change quickly in Hollywood, however, and rather than begin principal photography now, Boyega has leapt at the chance to join the cast of Star Wars: Episode VII - and Stephan James will now replace him in the inspirational Olympic tale.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 29, 2014
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First Trailer For This Is Where I Leave You Debuts
A full length trailer has finally debuted for a project that has been building some buzz ever since it was first announced early in 2013. This Is Where I Leave You is the adaptation of Jonathan Tropper’s popular novel of the same name - featuring an all-star dream cast, with Shawn Levy (Night At The Museum) directing from a screenplay penned by the author himself.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 28, 2014
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Michael Haneke Plans A Flashmob
Award-winning director and screenwriter Michael Haneke is apparently about to begin production work on his next film, Flashmob. The two-time Palme d’Or recipient – who mounted the Cannes Film Festival podium for both The White Ribbon in 2009, and Amour in 2012 – will begin shooting the movie this summer, sparking expectations of a triumphant return to La Croisette in 2015.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 27, 2014
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Simon Kinberg Talks X-Men: Apocalypse And Gambit
Simon Kinberg is in demand. Having helped shape the story for X-Men: Days Of Future Past, and then having written the screenplay, and produced the film, he is now set to perform the same tasks on the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse and X-Men spin-off film, Gambit. He still found time to speak to The Daily Beast recently, however, and details of those two highly anticipated projects were swiftly forthcoming.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 27, 2014
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Netflix Considers A Wet Hot American Summer TV Show
It’s been 13 years since writer-director David Wain – together with co-writer Michael Showalter – exposed us to the last day of summer at their fictional Camp Firewood. After screening well at the Sundance Film Festival in 2001, Wet Hot American Summer scraped together a release – but became a commercial and critical failure. Since then, however, it has developed a large fan-base, which has long called for a sequel of some kind. Not known for playing to expectation, Wain and Showalter look to be heading in a different direction, with a possible prequel TV show now appearing on the radar - courtesy of Netflix.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 26, 2014
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Ant-Man: Did Edgar Wright De-Camp Over A Rewrite?
It was the news bombshell that shook the internet for film fans all over the world on Friday – the announcement that beloved visionary director Edgar Wright had exited stage-left from Marvel’s Ant-Man project. It felt like the massive Marvel money-making machine was slipping the news out on a Friday afternoon before a long weekend to perhaps limit the damage – a theory supported by the incredibly benign wording of the statement:
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 24, 2014
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Haley Joel Osment Tackles Time In Trailer For I’ll Follow You Down
Time travel movies are awesome. Their very nature means that the dramatic possibilities are endless. There’s the pursuit of happiness, the danger of disaster, the ethical and moral quandaries, the psychological challenges, the existential questions, and the up-close look at the fabric of the universe. From this selection of ingredients, great cinema can be made – and that’s exactly what we’re hoping for with I’ll Follow You Down.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 22, 2014
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The Weinstein Company Circles The Water Diviner
We are gradually moving closer toward seeing The Water Diviner – a war drama that is the highly anticipated directorial debut of Academy Award winner, Russell Crowe. Having been packaged for sale at this year’s Cannes Film Festival by WME Global, The Weinstein Company have apparently offered $4 million and a wide release for the film, on the basis of 12 minutes of footage presented by Crowe himself.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 22, 2014
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Sharlto Copley Talks Chappie
The world was impressed with District 9 – Neil Blomkamp’s feature-length directorial debut. His follow-up film, Elysium, was not as impressive. One of the common denominators in those two movies is Sharlto Copley – an actor who began his career in a Blomkamp short film (Alive in Joburg), and will continue it in Blomkamp’s next film as writer-director, Chappie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 21, 2014
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Kevin Smith Predicts Many Batsuits & Batmobiles In Batman vs. Superman
Why do we put so much stock in what Kevin Smith has to say about Batman vs. Superman? Well, Kevin Smith and Batman vs. Superman go way back. First of all, the writer/director/actor/comic book author/podcaster is a renowned, lifelong comic book aficionado. He loves the art-form, and all things superhero. He loves Batman, and he loves Superman, too – so much so that he worked on a script called Superman Lives in 1996. That version – which would have featured Nicolas Cage as Clark and his alter-ego – eventually fell to Tim Burton to direct, who promptly had Smith’s script entirely re-worked, until the production fell apart in 2000. Smith also wrote a Green Hornet script in 2004 – but the project never got off the ground, and his story went into comic book form instead.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 21, 2014
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