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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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The Snowman Eyes Charlotte Gainsbourg
Charlotte Gainsbourg (Melancholia, Nymphomaniac Vol I and II) is in talks to join thriller The Snowman, which would see her star alongside Michael Fassbender and Rebecca Ferguson. The adaptation of the bestselling novel by Jo Nesbo is set to be directed by Tomas Alfredson (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy), which adds to the high caliber expectations for this dark and suspenseful tale.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 16, 2015
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Watch A Sneak Peek Of The Jungle Book Trailer That Accompanies Star Wars: The Force Awakens In 3D
How do you maximise the publicity coverage of your movie? You attach it to the biggest film of the decade, of course – something that is easier to do when your movie shares a studio with said juggernaut. This is the fortuitous situation in which we find Jon Favreau’s next directorial outing, The Jungle Book, and Disney has tweeted a Vine that provides us with a brief taster of what we can expect to see if we go to see Star Wars: The Force Awakens in 3D.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 16, 2015
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Scarlett Johansson Might Move That Body For Sony Pictures
Scarlett Johansson is currently in talks to star in Move That Body for Sony Pictures, and while that title sounds as though the actress is considering branching out into exercise DVDs, it is, in fact, a comedy script from the writing duo behind the successful TV show, Broad City. Lucia Aniello and Paul W Downs wrote the screenplay, which became the subject of a studio bidding war in June 2015. Sony was victorious, and their investment in the property was recently justified, when Move That Body won a spot on the Black List 2015 selections.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 16, 2015
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Catherine Hardwicke Considers Taking The Helm Of Wish Upon
As each year passes, The Black List continues to enhance its reputation as being the breeding ground for film projects of the highest calibre. The brainchild of Franklin Leonard consists of the most highly rated, unproduced screenplays in the film industry, and has previously generated such awards-baiting fare as Slumdog Millionaire, Argo, The King’s Speech, Spotlight and The Revenant. With this year’s notable selection having just been announced, it seems that Wish Upon, by Barbara Marshall, may have already found its director, in the form of Catherine Hardwicke.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 15, 2015
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If You Think You Have Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice All Figured Out, Think Again
When Warner Bros unveiled the latest, full trailer for the upcoming cinematic juggernaut, Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice, there was a wide range of reactions. Some were ecstatic and excited, while others were disappointed that the villains appeared to be revealed so far in advance of the March 2016 release date. Lex Luthor and Doomsday feature prominently in the preview footage – in amongst clips of the Caped Crusader and the Man Of Steel facing off against each other – and many felt that this was a step too far in terms of marketing.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 14, 2015
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Fox 2000 Taps Star Wars Writer Chris Weitz To Conquer The Mountain Between Us
Good things happen when you can list a Star Wars movie on your resume – as demonstrated by Rogue One scribe Chris Weitz, who has been hired by Fox 2000 to get the script for The Mountain Between Us across the finish line. The film has been in development for some time, with earlier screenplay drafts having been delivered by J. Mills Goodloe and Scott Frank – but cameras have yet to roll.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 11, 2015
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Brace For Impact With The First Teaser For Godzilla: Resurgence
Now, don’t get me wrong – I greatly enjoyed Gareth Edwards’ 2014 re-boot of the Hollywood Godzilla franchise. While it was most certainly not perfect, it captured enough of the essence of the history of the pop culture icon to be moving and compelling. However, anyone that truly wants to experience the phenomenon of Godzilla has to have an appreciation of the original Toho movies, and the Japanese studio has now released a teaser trailer for its first Godzilla movie in a decade – Godzilla: Resurgence.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 10, 2015
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Tom Holland Sets Out What To Expect From Spider-Man
With Tom Holland due to make his debut as the character of Spider-Man in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War, it is unsurprising that the actor is busy laying the groundwork for what we should expect when he takes the lead in his own movie in 2017. Many questioned the wisdom of yet another origin movie for Peter Parker’s web-slinging alter-ego, given that it is perhaps the most regularly depicted of Marvel’s superhero stable (albeit, historically, through another studio) – but Holland is keen to emphasise that this endeavour will offer something different, echoing director Jon Watts’ assertion that a John Hughes-style film is on the cards.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 10, 2015
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The 15 Best-Written Female Characters In Cinema
The ridiculous and inadequate nature of the vast majority of female film roles has never been more visible, thanks to the increasingly loud protests of performers such as Viola Davis and Emma Thompson; of filmmakers such as Maria Giese, Lexi Alexander, and Paul Feig; and of organisations such as the MDSC Initiative, ARRAY and Women In Film. The undeniable and inescapable fact is that most female film roles are sparse, poorly written and stereotypical, and generally serve to facilitate the male characters in the story – even those female characters that are the ‘lead’ in a movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Dec 9, 2015
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