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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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Denis Villeneuve On Blade Runner 2: Who, When And Why
The announcement of any project that tinkers with the legacy of a beloved movie classic is always going to be met with mixed reactions – something that filmmaker Ridley Scott is well experienced at dealing with. Not only has he tinkered with his Alien franchise, he has also repeatedly tinkered with Blade Runner – a habit that has helped create no fewer than seven different versions of the film. Aside from the various preview versions of Blade Runner, there are two theatrical cuts (U.S and International), a Director’s Cut, and The Final Cut. So, when Ridley Scott announced his intention to make Blade Runner 2, there was plenty of criticism, but little surprise.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 14, 2015
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Women Are Under Siege In A New Clip From The Keeping Room
The journey of The Keeping Room, from the page to a big screen theatrical release, has been a long and arduous one. Having featured on the 2012 Black List, the first screenplay from writer Julia Hart became the second feature length film from director, and Academy Award nominee, Daniel Barber – and the finished movie hit the festival circuit in 2014. The movie gained steady momentum as it went, racking up three Best Film nominations and a raft of impressive reviews, and is now finally on its way to a wider cinema release on September 25th 2015. This being the case, Drafthouse has opted to further whet our appetites with a brand new clip.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 11, 2015
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Warner Bros. Confirms A Christopher Nolan Film For Summer 2017
Writer-director Christopher Nolan and Warner Bros have a special relationship. Having made the self-funded short film Doodlebug in 1997, Nolan went on to make Following and Memento – both to critical acclaim, and both for smaller, independent companies. But, it was 2002’s Insomnia that set the filmmaker on a path to Warner Bros studios, leading to a multi-billion dollar superhero movie franchise, and the birth of a specifically designed DC cinematic and television universe. Just 13 years on from the release of that initial collaboration, Warner Bros has announced its intention to deliver Christopher Nolan’s next feature film, on July 21st 2017 – and the news of what that film will be is still top secret.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 9, 2015
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Jason Momoa Will Stand His Ground In Braven
As is traditional, when the Toronto International Film Festival thunders into view, announcements of casting and film packaging kick into high gear – thanks to the comprehensive international film sales side of the influential event. While most eyes will be on the red carpets and the after-parties from September 10th to September 20th, the vital work of production and film sales will continue apace - determining which projects might ultimately make it into our local theatres for the rest of us to see. One of the biggest, and most exciting of those announcements is the news that Jason Momoa will produce and star in the upcoming Braven, for director Lin Oeding.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 8, 2015
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Armie Hammer Joins The All-Star Cast Of Nocturnal Animals
Ever since his walk-on, one-line bit-part in a second season episode of Arrested Development, Armie Hammer has been seeking his niche. Momentum has built in fits and starts, with notable turns in The Social Network and J. Edgar particularly providing an opportunity to flex dramatic muscle. However, it is only now – with The Man From U.N.C.L.E in cinemas – that Hammer has truly come into his own, delivering a performance as a Russian agent that is utterly flawless. It is therefore unsurprising that high profile jobs are now flowing his way, and the latest is confirmed as a supporting role in Nocturnal Animals.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 29, 2015
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Jon Hamm Considers Looking To The Future With Marjorie Prime
With Mad Men having drawn to a close, all eyes are inevitably on its star, Jon Hamm, to see where his interests will take him next. His choices have always been both surprising and rewarding, with forays into comedy (Bridesmaids, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Wet Hot American Summer: First Day Of Camp) proving as successful as his dramatic projects (The Town, Black Mirror, Million Dollar Arm). His next choice may well be a combination of the two genres, with a little science fiction mixed in, as it seems the actor is currently in talks to star in the upcoming film, Marjorie Prime.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 28, 2015
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The 6 Best Super Powers In Cinema
Once upon a time, the phrase ‘super power’ conjured images of stony-faced world leaders posturing on the international stage. These days, however, its closest association is with the superheroes that increasingly crowd our cinema screens – battling it out against nefarious foes with sinister plans. It is imperative that these champions of justice possess the necessary means to ensure our fictional safety and, over time, we have seen a vast array of super power combinations employed on screen.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 27, 2015
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Daniel Dae Kim Plans Escaping North Korea
It could be said that, now more than ever, there is little love lost between Hollywood and North Korea. If the events of last year, surrounding the controversial film The Interview caused a stir within the totalitarian regime, then the project currently being developed by Daniel Dae Kim – Escaping North Korea - will certainly ruffle some repressive feathers, since it tells the very real story of Korean-American hero, Mike Kim.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 27, 2015
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