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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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Guillermo Del Toro Could Be Making A Return To Indie Film With Silva
The career of Academy Award nominee Guillermo del Toro is a curious thing. He is celebrated as a writer-director-producer of unique and compelling vision, having delivered movies such as Hellboy and Pan’s Labyrinth, and yet his projects seem as likely to stall before principal photography as they are to get in front of the cameras. He is famed for metaphorically ramming his head against the brick wall of Hollywood studio financing, with The Hobbit and At The Mountains Of Madness featuring among his personal non-starters – but he also creates giant blockbuster fare, such as Pacific Rim. Now, however, it seems that del Toro is taking stock, and looking to return to a long-gestating indie project, titled Silva.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 12, 2015
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Liev Schreiber To Lead The Bleeder
The story of the everyman who took on Muhammad Ali in a 1975 title fight is being developed for the big screen by the man who highlighted the tale with the 2011 documentary film The Real Rocky. Filmmaker Jeff Feuerzeig is writing the script for The Bleeder, along with Jerry Stahl (Bad Boys II) and Michael Cristofer (Casanova), and Deadline reports that Philippe Falardeau (The Good Lie) is taking the helm. In addition, Liev Schreiber is now confirmed as filling the lead role of professional heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner, whose lengthy and notable career led to his acquisition of the nickname The Bayonne Bleeder.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 9, 2015
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Edie Falco Joins War Veteran Biopic Megan Leavey
One of the very real, very obvious consequences of a film industry that marginalises women filmmakers is that the majority of stories we see onscreen are those of men. Scientists, artists, politicians, world leaders, inventors and outstanding heroes – film after film celebrating testosterone-based contributions to the world. That’s not to say that biopics of women don’t exist, of course – we have plenty about Cleopatra, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth, for example. We also now have Suffragette. Occasionally, there’s a Monster, or even a The Positively True Adventures Of The Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom – but rarely do we see stories celebrating real women achieving real, positive things in the modern world. This is why a film like Megan Leavey is so important, and why it is exciting to have multiple award-winner Edie Falco join the cast.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 8, 2015
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Skydance Is “Re-Adjusting” Future Plans For The Terminator Universe
While the human consciousness is undeniably an incredible and miraculous thing, it is hard not to acknowledge the fact that the cold, mechanical nature of the Terminator is sometimes enviable – not least with regard to our general inability to let things go. When something catches our imagination, we tend to cling to it for all we’re worth – desperately trying to squeeze every last drop of connection from it, and refusing to accept that, sometimes, things just come to an end. Ironically, the Terminator franchise has been at that point for some time now, and as it turns out, Terminator: Genisys did nothing to improve the situation.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 7, 2015
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First Trailer Arrives For New HBO Drama Vinyl
What happens when you combine a legendary filmmaker with a legendary rock star? Vinyl, on HBO. The new drama hails from Terence Winter – creator of Boardwalk Empire – and boasts regular Winter collaborator Martin Scorsese, and Rolling Stones front-man Mick Jagger among its executive producers. The high profile project features a period setting, as it takes a close look at life in a New York City that is in the throes of a musical revolution.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 6, 2015
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Everything You Need To Know About Justice League
Currently, in the world of theatrical film, we are awash with superheroes. It is virtually impossible to pay a visit to the local multiplex without being bombarded with the latest marketing scheme for the next comic book adaptation. These characters, it seems, are practically queuing up to impress us with their amazing feats and remarkable prowess, and there is no sign that anyone intends to stem the flow any time soon. If anything, that tide is rising.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 5, 2015
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James Wan Lines Up An Adaptation Of The Boy Who Drew Monsters
While James Wan has projects lined up that encompass many genres – Aquaman and MacGyver, to name just two – horror is clearly where the filmmaker’s heart is. His directorial efforts may be diversifying, but his producer’s eye remains focused clearly on the shadowy, darker corners of the minds of his audience – and those shadows will soon take the form of an adaptation of the popular 2014 novel, The Boy Who Drew Monsters, by Keith Donohue.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 5, 2015
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Exclusive Interview: Muna Otaru Talks The Keeping Room
In The Keeping Room, we witness the true feature film arrival of actress Muna Otaru – and it is a powerful, seismic experience. The movie is a stinging, desolate look at the American Civil War from the perspective of three women, struggling to survive together on a farm in the south. Far from being a period drama, however, this is a deeply unsettling home invasion horror film which uses its Civil War setting to muse on universal themes - including gender roles, race, violence against women, and the devastating effect of armed conflict.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 4, 2015
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The BBC Is Developing Class – A New Doctor Who Spinoff From Patrick Ness
With the current run of the BBC show Doctor Who now in its tenth year, the organisation is seeking to further expand that sci-fi universe with the development of Class – a spin-off drama aimed at the Young Adult demographic. The show is created and written by author Patrick Ness, whose award-winning 2011 novel A Monster Calls was recently adapted for the big screen - by the writer himself – and arrives in cinemas in October 2016.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 2, 2015
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Kevin Feige Reveals More Doctor Strange Details
In some respects, the transition of the Marvel Cinematic Universe into its next phase puts audiences at something of a crossroads. It could be argued that the ‘old’ titles, such as Captain America and Avengers, are now more heavily reliant on brand loyalty – having so successfully built that brand with previous movies – while the ground is being prepared for the arrival of ‘new’ titles, such as Black Panther and Captain Marvel. Ant Man was one of the first of those ‘new’ titles, and was well received earlier this year, but with that movie checked off the list, all eyes are now on Doctor Strange, which is set to begin production in November 2015.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 1, 2015
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