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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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Domhnall Gleeson Joins Upcoming Adaptation Of The Little Stranger
Having first worked with director Lenny Abrahamson in 2014’s critically acclaimed Frank Domhnall Gleeson will be balancing out his role in Star Wars: The Force Awakens with Abrahamson’s next project – The Little Stranger. Abrahamson is currently riding a wave of success following the enthusiastic reception to his current release, Room and, like that film, The Little Stranger is adapted from a hit novel.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 28, 2015
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New Trailer for Takashi Miike’s Yakuza Apocalypse Delivers Bold Action
The thing about cinema is that it's sometimes easy to feel like theatrical output is stuck in a bit of a rut. Distribution can occasionally seem like it's simply dishing out the same thing over and over again, and that gets frustrating. There is such a wide spectrum of genre that there really should be something for everyone. Then Yakuza Apocalypse comes along, and mashes a whole bunch of those genres together – creating what looks to be something that is epic fun, and brilliantly original - and a little bit of order is restored.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 25, 2015
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New Trailer For Reed Morano’s Meadowland Promises Brilliant Turn From Olivia Wilde
The arrival of the trailer for the upcoming drama, Meadowland, serves as an alarm-call to those in filmmaking – to make room for some brand new voices, and reassess come established ones. The film, which received a nomination for Best Narrative Feature at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year, is the screenwriting debut of Chris Rossi, and the directorial debut of award-winning cinematographer Reed Morano – and it features stunning performances from an all-star cast.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 24, 2015
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The 6 Greatest DC Villains That We’ve Never Seen In Live-Action, But Need To
In terms of DC villains that are translated to the screen in live-action, the universe definitely has its favourites. We have seen multiple versions of characters such as The Joker, General Zod, Catwoman, Two-Face, Amanda Waller, Lex Luthor, The Penguin, and even Bane, and at least one version of such delights as Mr Freeze, Scarecrow, Deadshot, Reverse-Flash, Captain Cold and Poison Ivy. We’ve even seen a version of the iconic Doomsday in Smallville. But the DC universe is a vast and sprawling place, with many dark, dank corners, filled with disturbing, villainous types. As DC heads toward a time of epic universe expansion on screen, we inevitably wonder who among these shadowy figures we might eventually meet.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 23, 2015
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Primer Filmmaker Shane Carruth Finally Moves Forward With The Modern Ocean
Shane Carruth is not exactly the most prolific filmmaker working today, but when he does make a movie, it tends to be extraordinary. His debut, 2004’s Primer, remains a remarkable work to be studied, and won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. His follow-up film, Upstream Color, came nine years later and received high levels of critical acclaim. It was while promoting this second film that Carruth began to discuss The Modern Ocean – but it is only now, having just signed with a Hollywood agency, that the pieces for his first big budget venture are falling into place.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 23, 2015
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Sicario Sequel Is Already In Development – But Will Not Focus On The Original Female Lead
A significant part of what makes the drama Sicario an interesting project is the fact that its lead character is female. The film - directed by Denis Villeneuve and written by Taylor Sheridan – is causing quite the critical and commercial stir with what has so far been a limited release, and would no doubt have been just as compelling if the lead role had been male. However, it is a female character that is the focus of the piece, and as such, this film immediately stands out from the crowded field of male-led action dramas. It is disappointing to find, then, that a sequel being developed by Lionsgate is set to focus on a male supporting character, as opposed to the female lead.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 22, 2015
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Exclusive Interview: Julia Hart Talks The Keeping Room
The movie industry churns out a lot of content. A fraction of it is excellent, some of it is good, and a lot of it is – let’s be honest - mediocre, at best. So, when a movie comes along that seems to transcend that ‘industry’ sheen - demonstrating the pure artistry that goes into the crafting of a piece of cinema - it immediately becomes a must-see. Such is the case with The Keeping Room – a Civil War-era horror-thriller that stars Brit Marling, Muna Otaru, Hailee Steinfeld, Sam Worthington and Kyle Soller.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 21, 2015
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Amanda Seyfried To Play “Pivotal Role” In Twin Peaks
2015 has been a great year for fans of the remarkable, award-winning drama series, Twin Peaks. Not only was it announced that the show’s creators David Lynch and Mark Frost, would be delivering a brand new limited season on Showtime, but that deal was then extended to include even more Twin Peaks, after the production deal seemed to hit a roadblock. Now, the network will be airing as many as 18 episodes, with many of the original cast members confirmed as returning. They will now be joined by Amanda Seyfried (Pan, Lovelace), in a role described as "pivotal".
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 21, 2015
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NBC Orders Taken TV Show To Series
Writer-director-producer Luc Besson has a habit of creating popular cinematic characters that migrate to television. In 1997, La Femme Nikita brought the premise of his 1990 film Nikita to the small screen (and again, with Nikita in 2010), while 2012 saw the television arrival of Transporter: The Series. The latest to join this elite club is the character of Bryan Mills from the Taken franchise, as NBC have just ordered Besson’s latest TV pitch straight to series.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 18, 2015
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Scott Glenn Is Confirmed As Returning For Season 2 Of Daredevil
If the first season of the Netflix Original show Daredevil was essentially an origin story, then Scott Glenn was an integral part of that – despite only appearing in one episode. His character, ‘Stick’, is a cranky, old, blind man, who is revealed to have been something of a mentor to the young Matt Murdoch, back when he was initially dealing with the onset of his remarkable powers during his troubled childhood. However, their relationship is also revealed to be complex, with the reappearance of Stick in Murdoch’s life prompting a violent confrontation.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 17, 2015
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