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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 Trailer Sees Ben Foster And Chris O’Dowd Get With The Program
When Lance Armstrong was found to have perpetrated one of the biggest ‘doping’ scandals in the history of professional cycling in 2013, it seemed as though the phrase ‘How the mighty have fallen’ could have been coined just for him. Revered as one of the greatest sportsmen of his generation, Armstrong had survived cancer and gone on to, seemingly, become a world champion several times over. However, while millions worshipped him as a hero, Irish sports journalist David Walsh remained suspicious, and that is the story told in The Program.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 11, 2015
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Ethan Hawke And Emma Watson Face Their Fear In New Trailer For Regression
It seems that writer-director Alejandro Amenabar is taking us back to the claustrophobic tensions of his 2001 international hit The Others, with his upcoming release, Regression. Starring Emma Watson and Academy Award nominee Ethan Hawke, this psychological thriller looks set to unnerve its audiences with chilling narrative rather than all-out horror – according to the first trailer for the film, which has just been released.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 10, 2015
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Everything You Need To Know Before You See Jurassic World
It started with a book, and a single concept that Michael Crichton had been mulling over for some time. Throughout the 1980s, the qualified medical doctor-turned-author of fiction pondered the idea of a Pterosaur being successfully cloned from fossilised DNA material. He then discussed this idea with filmmaker Steven Spielberg, during time spent planning the screenplay that would eventually become the long-running television phenomenon, ER. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Spielberg was hooked on the premise, and became the director of the film adaptation after Universal finally emerged victorious from a lengthy bidding war for the rights to the 1990 novel.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 9, 2015
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Director Dean Israelite Updates On Power Rangers Movie
The world needs a lot of things right now, and Lionsgate seems to think that a Power Rangers movie is one of them – just in case there weren’t enough superheroes flocking to your local multiplex. Though the film’s release date was shifted from 2016 to January 2017, this thing is still coming, and it has Dean Israelite calling the shots. Israelite made his feature length debut with the found-footage time travel flick Project Alamanac in 2014, so of course, he was immediately given the opportunity to direct a giant franchise re-boot.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 8, 2015
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Jennifer Kent To Helm Adaptation Of Tragic Tale Alice + Freda
Following her feature length debut as writer-director, with 2014’s The Babadook, the level of interest in Jennifer Kent’s next project increased exponentially - such was the impact of her award-winning horror film. It seems that choice has now been made and Kent has been officially declared the writer-director of Alice + Freda, the upcoming film adaptation of the Alexis Coe non-fiction book, Alice + Freda Forever: A Murder In Memphis.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 5, 2015
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Joel McHale Is Cast In The X-Files, Confirming The Reboot Is Getting It Right
Over the course of its 202 episodes, The X Files attracted many notable guest stars. Some appeared before they hit the big time (Ryan Reynolds, Jack Black, Seth Green, Felicity Huffman, Shia LaBeouf, James Franco, Jane Lynch, Bradley Whitford, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Octavia Spencer, Luke Wilson, Grant Heslov, Giovanni Ribisi and Titus Welliver), while many appearances were made by people who were already legends in their own fields, with talented performers such as Lily Tomlin, Ed Asner, Michael McKean, Peter Boyle, Gary Shandling, Lance Henriksen, Roy Thinnes, Veronica Cartwright, Floyd ‘Red Crow Westerman, Brad Dourif, Kathy Griffin and Ricky Jay providing some of the show’s most memorable moments. With six new episodes about to shoot for a limited series event, that prestigious list of guest stars is already expanding, with Joel McHale being the latest addition.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 4, 2015
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A Prison Break Limited Series Is In Development At Fox
The commissioning of television projects is always a gamble. A pitch that sounded like a guaranteed win can all too easily become the first casualty of pilot season, if the magic formula of talent – both onscreen and off - is not achieved. In these uncertain economic times, when regular broadcast channels are competing more and more with original content produced by streaming platforms, such as Netflix and Amazon, an aversion to such risk could well explain the current trend of revisiting past glories. As The X Files gears up for a limited season, and a 24 spin-off is rumoured, TVLine has exclusively revealed that the popular Fox series Prison Break is also officially in development for a limited series.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 3, 2015
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Cameron Crowe Refuses To Rule Out Say Anything 2
With his latest effort, Aloha, failing to ignite at the box office, writer-director Cameron Crowe has been on the publicity trail – including giving an interview to Film School Rejects. During their conversation, the subject of Say Anything 2 – a sequel to his always popular debut movie - was broached, and Crowe had some surprising things to say.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 2, 2015
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20th Century Fox Puts A Lumberjanes Adaptation Into Development
You want a live-action female-led comic book adaptation? 20th Century Fox could have just the thing. While it is certainly no Black Widow, Lumberjanes is a title with a fast-growing, dedicated and loyal fanbase, and it is now headed to a big screen near you – courtesy of Kira Goldberg and Emma Watts, who kickstarted the project at Fox, while producers Ryan Jones, Ross Richie, Stephen Christy and Adam Yoelin are also on board for the studio.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jun 1, 2015
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