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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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Universal Launches Space Race With Dan Trachtenberg At The Helm
It seems that Universal is getting excited about an up-and-coming creative trio, and such excitement has prompted the studio to move quickly on a mysterious spec script titled Space Race. The creative trio in question is comprised of director Dan Trachtenberg (10 Cloverfield Lane), writer Daniel Kunka (12 Rounds), and producer Dylan Clark (the Planet Of The Apes franchise) – and Space Race will be the product of their ongoing collaboration.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 17, 2017
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John Krasinski And Emily Blunt Will Head To A Quiet Place
It may seem prudent to seek out a little peace after headlining the upcoming Jack Ryan TV show, and the now-filming Mary Poppins Returns respectively, and that is exactly what John Krasinski and Emily Blunt have signed on to do – with their commitment to A Quiet Place. The project is being developed at Paramount, with Michael Bay on board as a co-producer, and will see Krasinski write, direct, produce and act, with Blunt as his co-star.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 16, 2017
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Netflix Will Release Unseen Orson Welles Film The Other Side of The Wind
In what can only be described as a major win for the digital streaming platform, the previously unfinished and unreleased final film by legendary filmmaker Orson Welles will finally reach audiences, courtesy of Netflix. The Other Side Of The Wind has languished in locked rooms in Paris for four decades, as a variety of producers have attempted to negotiate acceptable deals with the Welles Estate. Now, producer Filip Jan Rymsza (Sangue Azul) has succeeded, striking a deal that will see the completion of editing and a global Netflix release, as he explained to Wellesnet.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 15, 2017
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Jeff Daniels Joins Tahar Rahim In The Looming Tower Drama Series
Emmy Award winner Jeff Daniels (The Newsroom) is headed back to episodic television as the lead in Hulu’s factually-based September 11th drama, The Looming Tower – which has been ordered straight to series. The veteran actor will play John O’Neill, who was a prominent figure in the FBI’s Counter-Terrorism division in the years prior to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and is therefore the centre of the action for this tale of events that occurred before the catastrophic hijackings.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 14, 2017
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Brianna Hildebrand Teases “Cool” Teenage Negasonic Warhead In Deadpool 2
Without question, the character of Teenage Negasonic Warhead – as played by Brianna Hildebrand – was one of the true highlights of 2016’s Deadpool. Her deader-than-deadpan attitude and constant, monumental eye-rolling were the perfect foil for Ryan Reynolds’ verbose superhero and, as such, she stole most of the scenes in which she appeared. Little wonder, then, that fans were delighted to hear it confirmed that the moody teen mutant would indeed by returning for the upcoming Deadpool 2.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 13, 2017
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A Star Is Born Heads To Broadway With Director Bill Condon
Having played a significant role in the delivery of three of the most high profile musical feature films in recent years – namely Dreamgirls, Chicago, and the upcoming Beauty And The Beast – writer-director Bill Condon is now preparing to bring the big screen to Broadway, by signing on with Warner Bros Theatre Ventures to develop a stage production of A Star Is Born.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 10, 2017
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Fox Buys Into Bad Times At The El Royale With Drew Goddard
Something exciting is stirring at Fox, with news that the studio has snapped up a top secret spec script from Academy Award nominee Drew Goddard, titled Bad Times At The El Royale. In addition to penning the script, Goddard is apparently intending to both produce and direct – marking his first time at the helm of a feature film since he made his critically acclaimed debut in 2012, with The Cabin In The Woods.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 9, 2017
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Stranger Things Star Millie Bobby Brown Continues To Lobby For Star Wars Role
Few knew the name Millie Bobby Brown before July 2016 – but then Stranger Things landed on Netflix, and the 13 year old shot straight to the top of everyone’s list for everything. Her performance in the role of Eleven – a young girl with strange and deadly powers – was undoubtedly one of the most remarkable aspects of a highly original series, and so it comes as little surprise that Brown is now inundated with attention, and work.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 8, 2017
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The Original Cybermen Return To Doctor Who To End Season 10
The flagship BBC television series, Doctor Who has created some iconic villains during the course of its half century of storytelling – and a number of them have become instantly recognizable as arch-nemeses of the courageous Time Lord. The Daleks, for example, are now so famous that they even appeared in The LEGO Batman Movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 7, 2017
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Logan Producer Hints At More R-Rated Superhero Movies
When Deadpool finally burst onto the big screen in 2016, it brought with it heated discussions about the popularity of R-rated films – specifically those of the comic book variety. After a number of years of Disney’s Marvel Universe and Warner Bros’ DC Universe insisting upon a PG-13 rating for each of their respective releases, a superhero film that embraced its R-rating certainly felt like a breath of fresh air - and it was handsomely rewarded, to the tune of almost $800 million at the global box office. The recent arrival of R-rated Logan has unsurprisingly brought those discussions back to the fore.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 6, 2017
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