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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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New Twin Peaks Episodes Pushed Back To 2017
Plans to make all new episodes of the hit TV show Twin Peaks for a 2016 broadcast were met with rapturous joy when they were announced, and since then, fans have been riding a roller-coaster of emotion. As original cast members signed on, excitement grew. Then came negotiating difficulties with series co-creator David Lynch - and the whole thing seemed like it was about to be wrapped in plastic. But, things are not always what they seem, and Showtime not only managed to get the project back on the railroad track, but also ordered double the number of episodes. Fans were happier than ever.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 9, 2015
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Fox Snaps Up The Rights To The Story Of Jim Obergefell And His Fight For Marriage Equality
The life rights of Jim Obergefell have been acquired by Fox 2000, in a swift move to bring the story of his fight for marriage equality to the screen. The studio also snapped up the rights to the book Obergefell has written with journalist Debbie Cenziper, titled 21 Years To Midnight, which has yet to hit bookshops. It was the case brought by Obergefell (Obergefell v Hodges) which led to the historic ruling by the U.S Supreme Court, legalising same-sex marriage throughout America and, by extension, finally making the matrimonial qualifier 'same-sex' obsolete.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 8, 2015
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Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice Will Be About The Consequences Of Violence
As all eyes begin to focus on San Diego for the much-anticipated Comic-Con, the Warner Bros marketing machine is gearing up for action, like General Zod’s terra-forming World Engine in Man Of Steel. To help build interest ahead of the event, as if help were needed, Entertainment Weekly featured in-depth coverage of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice in its recent issue – containing several interesting hints at what we can expect from the finished film, when it finally arrives.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 7, 2015
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The Justice League: Part One Script Is Ready, And Zack Snyder Has A Plan
Anyone labouring under the misconception that the coming reveal of a DC Cinematic Universe is in any way an ill-conceived scramble to catch up with Marvel can officially lay those concerns to rest. Now that we are just eight months away from the release of Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice, Zack Snyder is finally talking superheroes, and has revealed in his comments the status of the much-anticipated Justice League: Part One.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 6, 2015
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10 Of The Best Movie Cameos, Ever
A movie cameo is a delicate thing. While the modern definition of the term seems to have evolved into ‘any short appearance’ by a well-known or recognisable person in a performed piece, a cameo was originally held to be “a small character part that stands out from the other minor parts”. Over a century of film, movie cameos have come to take many forms, with an early infamous example being the work of Alfred Hitchcock – who often made silent, walk-on appearances in his films. More recently, comic book icon Stan Lee has achieved cameo notoriety – being featured briefly in most productions of Marvel properties, as well as in the 1995 comedy Mallrats.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 3, 2015
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New Trailer Introduces Nicole Kidman As Werner Herzog’s Queen Of The Desert
The gender gap in Hollywood may be something that is only now being openly discussed, but it has never really been much of a secret. While progress can be seen, slowly creeping into many genres, it is perhaps the biopic that seems to be desperately clinging on to an unconscious love of white men. Every year, we are bombarded with tales of heroic, interesting and complex men – towering historical figures that have shaped and influenced the world we live in. In fact, if you drew your information from cinema only, you could be forgiven for believing that women have contributed very little – such is the extent of erasure on display. For this reason, you might get quite excited about the latest film from writer-director Werner Herzog, titled Queen Of The Desert.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 3, 2015
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6 Degrees Of Superheroes And Villains
The briefest of glances at the box office achievements of any movie featuring superheroes clearly indicates the popularity of such projects. With such huge fan followings comes instant recognition for the performers involved, and entry into the amusing game of spotting superheroes assembling elsewhere. Sometimes, these are notable movies sprinkled in between super gigs. Other, more amusing times, these are examples of superheroes assembling before they ever became the legendary alter-ego that would inevitably define them for years to come.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 2, 2015
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Paramount Television Is Developing Fatal Attraction For Fox
As part of its burgeoning expansion plan, Paramount Television Production continues to leaf through the studio’s back catalogue in search of material to re-work. Its latest commitment is a television event series based on the 1987 Paramount film Fatal Attraction, for which Fox Broadcasting Network has commissioned a script. This collaboration comes as no surprise, since David Madden - the current president of entertainment at Fox - was previously the executive at Paramount that developed the original movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 2, 2015
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First Trailer For Creed Heralds The Arrival Of A New Screen Icon
Michael B. Jordan has been quietly rising through the ranks – stealthily racking up experience with small roles in high profile projects, from The Sopranos, to Cosby, to The Wire, to Parenthood, and everywhere in between. It was arguably his stint as high school football player Vince Howard in Friday Night Lights that allowed him to really flex his talent on the small screen, however, and set him on course for big screen greatness. There was Chronicle, and Fruitvale Station, and his casting as Johnny Storm in Fantastic Four – and while those projects showcase formidable skill, it is this first trailer for Creed that sends the message: There is a new screen icon in town.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 1, 2015
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5 TV Shows That Are Ripe For A Reboot
It seems that, at the current time, we are being swept away by a torrent of rebooted television shows. The X Files is filming six brand new episodes, and David Lynch has finally signed on the dotted line to deliver a new season of Twin Peaks. We will soon be seeing resuscitations of Full House, Coach, Mr Show and The Muppet Show, too, as well as some more Arrested Development. This determination to return to the familiar gives TV networks and streaming channels something of an air of nervousness, but when audiences are given the opportunity to revisit old favourites, is that such a bad thing?
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 30, 2015
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