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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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Collateral Damage Possible As CIA Scandal Looks Set For TV
When a story has all the right elements to draw an audience in – political intrigue, emotional drama, philandering government officials – then it’s only a matter of time before it finds its way onto a screen of some size, somewhere. Such is the hope of producers Ron Senkowski and Michael De Luca, who have just acquired the book Collateral Damage: Petraeus, Power, Politics And The Abuse Of Privacy, written by Jill Kelley.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 30, 2016
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Danny Glover Joins Netflix Film Come Sunday With Chiwetel Ejiofor
Danny Glover has joined the cast of Come Sunday – the upcoming Netflix film that tells the true story of evangelical minister Carlton Pearson, who built one of the largest churches in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and then lost everything as a result of his evolving faith. The tale was explored in a 2005 episode of This American Life, and it is this work that Come Sunday will largely use as source material.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 29, 2016
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Viola Davis Will Team With Steve McQueen For Widows
Widows is a project we have been hearing about for a number of years, but it just got a significant shot in the arm with the casting of the powerhouse, award-winning actress, Viola Davis. In what can only be confirmation that the script is now fully formed and in very good shape, Davis has signed on for an as-yet undisclosed (but undoubtedly leading) role for 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 28, 2016
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Shawn Levy Discusses The Pressure Of Stranger Things Season 2
Modern television has become something of a minefield for creators, due to the way in which audiences have evolved. With advances in technology, and greater opportunities for writers due to the rise of alternative networks and streaming platforms, viewers have come to expect a great deal more from small-screen series than perhaps they once did. The prevalence of social media – while advantageous to new TV ventures in terms of marketing – is also a double-edged sword, because voices of dissent are amplified just as loudly as voices of appreciation. This, inevitably, makes second seasons of shows such as Stranger Things deeply challenging.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 27, 2016
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Rooney Mara Takes The Lead In Musical Drama Vox Lux
Brady Corbet certainly has the wind in his sails when it comes to moving from acting to writing and directing. In addition to starring in projects such as Clouds Of Sils Maria and Olive Kitteridge, the filmmaker has begun to create material – recently making his feature length directorial debut with The Childhood Of A Leader, which he also co-wrote. That film has swept through the 2016 festival circuit – collecting accolades and nominations as it went – generating a momentum that Corbet has ploughed straight into his next project: Vox Lux.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 26, 2016
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Supergirl Episode Synopsis Outlines The Arrival Of Superman
Life has not been easy for Supergirl. After the series arrived on CBS last year - amid a veritable cacophony of marketing, fanfare and anticipation – the first season did not run as smoothly as many had hoped. While those that did watch the show seemed happy with it, the viewing figures were not quite as spectacular as some had expected, and the show was struggling by the time it approached its season finale. Its home network hesitated to renew the show, and it found a new home on The CW for season two. This places Supergirl in what is surely her rightful home – as proper stable-mates with fellow Greg Berlanti-Andrew Kreisberg superhero shows Arrow and The Flash. But that is not the only change coming to National City.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 23, 2016
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Weinstein Television Is Developing A Groundbreaking Elvis Biopic
2017 will see the 40th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley, and it is presumably this milestone that Weinstein Television is aiming for with a highly profile biopic of the legendary entertainer. Elvis will be groundbreaking, in that it will see the company partner with the Presley Estate, along with Priscilla Presley (widow of Elvis), Jerry Schilling (member of Presley’s entourage), Harvey Weinstein and David Glasser (also of The Weinstein Company).
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 22, 2016
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An Adaptation Of Stephen King’s Hearts In Atlantis Is On The Way
It is a widely accepted fact that some of Stephen King’s best work is his stories about people, living their lives, and coming of age against the tapestry of American history. Sure, he’s written some iconic, terrifying stuff that has led to some incredible adaptations (It, Misery, The Shining, Carrie) – but it is his less scary stuff (Stand By Me, Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile) that has perhaps had the most dramatic impact. This is surely the category that writer-director Johannes Roberts is aiming for, with the upcoming film project Hearts In Atlantis.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 22, 2016
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Miss Stevens Review
Going in, it is tempting to make a great deal of assumptions about Miss Stevens, because its outer-most layer feels like familiar territory. An unhappy female High School teacher takes three students to a weekend drama competition, and a transformative experience ensues. This is a dramatic plot device that we have seen play out many times on the big screen but - as the film begins its powerful opening sequence, set to the haunting musical saw stylings of Natalia Paruz - it quickly becomes clear that Miss Stevens is actually something else entirely.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 20, 2016
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Casey Affleck Set To Direct Light Of My Life
It’s been six years since Casey Affleck attempted to fool the world with I’m Still Here – the infamous mockumentary in which Joaquin Phoenix retired from acting to become a rap artist. Since then, he has developed a number of potential new projects to helm, but Light Of My Life is seemingly the first to reach the point of becoming a real movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 20, 2016
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