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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 Coen Brothers Take On Black Money
In modern cinema, the Coen Brothers are giants. Having created classic after classic, these filmmakers are now the stuff of legend – writing, directing and producing films that are among the most original and fascinating ever made, while inspiring new creative projects from others, such as the Fargo TV series. It is understandable, then, that the world jumps to attention when their new projects are announced. Today is no exception, as it is apparently the case that Warner Bros has optioned the best-selling 1966 novel Black Money for the intimidating duo to adapt, with Joel Silver co-producing.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 6, 2015
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Cameras Roll On Chris Pine, Ben Foster And Jeff Bridges In Comancheria
Given that the names involved are among the most high profile currently working in Hollywood, it seems surprising that Comancheria has so far kept itself off the radar. Impressive though that is, anticipation for this heist movie is growing, now that news of the production has broken. The reason for that excitement is the cast and creators: Chris Pine, Ben Foster and Jeff Bridges in front of the camera, with writer Taylor Sheridan and director David Mackenzie behind it. Apparently, cameras began rolling in late May, on a script that made the Black List in 2012.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 5, 2015
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Bruce Campbell Expects Ash Vs. Evil Dead To Resurrect The Film Franchise
When the Television Critics Association gathers in California every July to hear all about the Fall TV schedule, there is always a wealth of detail to be had – not least about the attitudes and expectations of those involved with each project. This year’s TCA summer tour was no exception, and provided insight into the hopes for the Evil Dead franchise – based on the upcoming Starz TV series, Ash Vs Evil Dead.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 4, 2015
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UFC Champion Ronda Rousey To Star As Herself In Autobiography Adaptation My Fight/Your Fight
For a long time, the world has needed more films that tell the stories of accomplished women, because the stories of men are everywhere, all the time. If you were to take the output of Hollywood as a reflection of reality, you would be forgiven for concluding that women have never achieved anything of note at all. The 2015 Oscar nominations were the perfect demonstration of this – with four of the eight Best Picture nominees being biographical tales, and all of them being about men. It seems that this trend will soon be challenged, however, as Paramount has snapped up the rights to My Fight/Your Fight – the autobiography of Ronda Rousey.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 3, 2015
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The Evolution Of Jake Gyllenhaal In 6 Movies
The time between 2014 and 2015 can truly be said to be the year that Jake Gyllenhaal conquered the Hollywood. Pulling off his most incredible physical transformations yet, for the independent thriller Nightcrawler, and the Antoine Fuqua drama Southpaw, the actor has unleashed the first of several intense performances due to hit our screens within a short period. Sure, he’s been Oscar nominated before, but this is what it looks like when a highly skilled performer reaches the point in his career where his talent matches the quality of projects available. The result is thrilling cinema, every time out of the gate.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 3, 2015
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Season Two Of The Knick Gets A Teaser Trailer
When Academy Award winning director Steven Soderbergh said he wanted to make a historical medical drama for Cinemax, anticipation ran very high indeed. The Knick arrived to great fanfare and even better critical response, with audiences relishing the lead performance of Clive Owen, coupled with the sumptuous direction of the legendary helmer. Now we have a teaser trailer for the second season, and it seems that Soderbergh looks set to deliver the goods once more.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 31, 2015
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Room Is Set For TIFF Screening Before General Release
The film adaptation of the 2010 award-winning novel Room is confirmed for screening at the Toronto Film Festival in September, ahead of a nationwide release. Scheduling the movie for what is traditionally held to be the window for awards contenders suggests a high degree of confidence in the film, which stars Brie Larson as a young mother raising and protecting her son in the most extreme of circumstances.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 30, 2015
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The Highly Anticipated Spotlight Gets A Trailer
Each year, a lot of filmmakers make a lot of movies. Some of them are noteworthy, some become celebrated award-winners, while a rare one or two enter into the annals of history – taking place alongside great works by artists such as Alan J Pakula. Part of the fun is predicting which film - if any - will fall into the latter category, and this year, all eyes are on Spotlight.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 29, 2015
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6 Films That Are The Ultimate Guilty Pleasure
Every once in a while, we need a guilty pleasure - one of those things you don’t like to admit that you love, but you love nonetheless. These are the films you slip into the DVD player when you’ve had a long day, and you have the place to yourself – because it takes you out of yourself, puts a smile on your face, and cheers your soul.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 28, 2015
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Season Four Of Arrow Will Take A Turn For The ‘Darhk’
While Arrow has steadily built a reliable audience over its first three seasons, every show that heads into a fourth year needs a bit of a shake up. It is a tried and tested strategy, and can be seen in many of the biggest dramatic successes of the modern era – including The X Files, ER, The Office, Friday Night Lights, Mad Men, and even Breaking Bad. These are shake ups that apply to both the structure and narrative of the show, and serve to refocus and redirect the overall plot. It is always interesting to see how a series team will approach these shake ups, and Arrow is no exception. What is clear now is that, for this show, the shake up will come in the form of Damien Darhk, played by actor Neal McDonough.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 28, 2015
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