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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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Salem’s Lot And The Stand Could Both Be Headed For New Adaptations
Hollywood is a creature of habit, so there is an element of inevitability surrounding the renewed interest in adapting Stephen King stories for the screen. With 2017 having so far seen both ends of the spectrum in cinema – The Dark Tower failing at the box office, while It broke records – all bets are now off as we wait to gauge reaction to the adaptation of Gerald’s Game that is about to arrive on Netflix. Stephen King himself has now stoked the fire of curiosity, though, by suggesting to Vulture that brand new adaptations of The Stand and Salem’s Lot could be on the cards.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 29, 2017
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New Promo Introduces Us To The Justice League And Their Team Dynamic
Warner Bros. seems to be taking an interesting approach to the international marketing build up for Justice League, as this latest promotional spot demonstrates. The video is essentially new packaging for the trailer, aimed at Japan, but has the core cast introducing their characters and providing a little insight to where we'll find them in their lives when the movie begins.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 26, 2017
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Harley Quinn Vs. The Joker Has To End In Flames, Says Margot Robbie
While some have been critical of the seemingly scattered approach to the commissioning of new projects taken by the DC Extended Universe so far, it's certainly the case that this different method of universe building has generated some potentially interesting plans. One of those would seem to be Harley Quinn vs. The Joker, which now has directing duo (and frequent Margot Robbie collaborators) Glenn Ficarra and John Requa attached.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 25, 2017
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Brie Larson Has Her Sights Set On Directing A Marvel Movie
Thanks to giant franchises - like Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, specifically – we have now become accustomed to the ‘Lack Of Female Directors Explanation’ that is so often trotted out by senior production executives: 'Hiring a woman director is a priority for us, but we have to find one who wants to do it, and has experience before we hand them a giant movie.' This is a frustrating response to calls for more women at the helm, not least because the same criteria doesn’t always apply to male directors hired by these studios. Now, though, it seems that Captain Marvel star Brie Larson could be the perfect answer to that standard delaying tactic.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 22, 2017
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The Predator Will Be Utterly Fresh And Unexpected
Of all the franchise reboots due to be churned out by Hollywood in the coming years, one of the most highly anticipated is The Predator, from 20th Century Fox. Directed by Shane Black (who starred in the original Predator in 1987), from a script he co-write with Fred Dekker, it's intended to reignite the iconic film series and draw an entirely new generation of fans to its high concept premise. Updates on the production have been few and far between, though – which is why it's noteworthy that a recent conversation between Stacey Snider and Variety provides a new perspective on the movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 21, 2017
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Former Doctor Who Showrunner Says Criticisms About Jodie Whittaker Are Outrageous
Let’s be honest, a lot of Doctor Who fans have been calling for a female Doctor for years now. After all, there's no reason the character shouldn’t be female sometimes, aside from ‘tradition’ – every transformation in the show since it began in 1963 has delivered a new male face. But now, with Peter Capaldi stepping away from the iconic role, and Steven Moffat stepping away from producing the show, a fresh approach has been revealed. The Doctor will now be played by Jodie Whittaker – and this has predictably drawn some criticism.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 20, 2017
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Here’s Why There’s No Post-Credits Scene For Wonder Woman
Every fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe knows that you don’t move from your seat until the screen goes dark. Ten years and 16 films into the franchise, this tradition has passed into the realm of unspoken movie theatre etiquette. On the one hand, it is only right – having just enjoyed the collective effort of hundreds of people, we certainly should sit and watch their names scroll past. If a tease (or three) for the next instalment is what’s needed to encourage that, then so be it. For Marvel, it adds to the excitement around the movie, though, and builds cohesion across otherwise disparate projects. The DC Extended Universe is different, however – and no film more so than Wonder Woman.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 19, 2017
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Will Avengers: Infinity War See The Return Of Agent Peggy Carter?
It's certainly the case that every casting call released for Avengers: Infinity War – the production of which is reportedly code-named Mary Lou – has sparked a frenzy of speculation among fans. We’ve heard rumours about everything from an early cameo by Captain Marvel, to suggestions about the appearance of Asgard. But, the latest casting call raises two very different questions.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 18, 2017
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