Sarah Myles

The DC Extended Universe: Your Complete Guide To The Past, Present And Future

Welcome to your one-stop resource for everything you need to know about the DC Extended Universe. Here, you will find a mine of regularly updated information pertaining to every project in this rapidly expanding film franchise - from 2013's Man Of Steel, to the most distant titles that are still in the earliest stages of development. The movies already available to watch are listed under ‘Released’; those films with a specific, confirmed release date are listed under ‘Upcoming releases’; and those films expected in the future, but with no confirmed release date, are listed under ‘In development’.

Sarah Myles Jul 31, 2017

Jessica Jones Season 2 Adds J.R. Ramirez As Series Regular

Production is well underway for season 2 of Marvel’s Jessica Jones for Netflix, and as we gear up for the titular Private Investigator’s team-up with The Defenders on August 18th, we’re hearing more about what to expect in the return of her own critically acclaimed series. To that end, executive producer and show creator, Melissa Rosenberg announced the addition of J.R. Ramirez to the regular cast.

Sarah Myles Jul 31, 2017

Featured Content

Everything You Need To Know About Stephen King’s Cinematic Universe

There are few authors as prolific as Stephen King, and even fewer with such an extensive track record of film adaptations of their work. Since his first short story was sold to Startling Mystery Stories in 1967, King has published 56 novels and 200 short stories. There have been 66 film adaptations of those tales – 5 of which are due to be released in 2017 alone - and 2 of these are truly grabbing the attention right now: The Dark Tower and It.

Sarah Myles Jul 29, 2017

Tilda Swinton Was Considered For Pennywise In It

That Academy Award winning actress Tilda Swinton is an extraordinarily talented performer can hardly be denied, but confirmation that she was considered for the role of Pennywise in the upcoming big screen adaptation of Stephen King’s It makes for a fascinating glimpse of what might have been. The role ultimately went to Bill Skarsgard, who has long since proven himself to be terrifying in the footage so far released – but producer Barbara Muschietti has now confirmed that the actor was not the first choice.

Sarah Myles Jul 28, 2017

HBO’s Watchmen Adaptation Likely To Include Original Material

Sometimes, the management of information released to the media about future television projects can go awry – and that's exactly what seems to be happening with HBO’s small screen adaptation of Watchmen.

Sarah Myles Jul 27, 2017

Marvel

The Defenders Season 2 Isn’t A Sure Thing

General Netflix audiences have yet to see The Defenders – the show that represents the culmination of the four character specific superhero series that have been released over the past three years – but that hasn’t stopped the press asking about the likelihood of a second season.

Sarah Myles Jul 26, 2017

Avengers: Infinity War Director Won’t Give A Timeline For When We’ll See First Trailer

The issue of the release of footage has long been a sticking point surrounding events like the San Diego Comic-Con. Every year, the biggest movie studios stage huge presentations of their most highly anticipated upcoming movies – including preview footage – and every year, social media lights up with posts from those lucky enough to be present. Some studios – like Warner Bros - have embraced the situation, and officially release trailers online immediately after they screen at Comic-Con, but it is Marvel Studios that always sparks debate. This was never more evident than when Avengers: Infinity War footage screened at Comic-Con 2017.

Sarah Myles Jul 25, 2017

Steven Moffat On The Enduring Appeal Of Doctor Who: “It’s Made With Passion And Commitment”

Doctor Who originally premiered on the evening of November 23rd, 1963 – famously delayed in its slot by 80 seconds, due to coverage of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which had shaken the world the previous day. Since then, there have been 36 seasons of the show – with a lengthy hiatus occurring between 1989 and 2005. Even during this break, however, a Doctor Who TV movie was made in 1996.

Sarah Myles Jul 24, 2017