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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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David Oyelowo And Rosamund Pike Will Deliver A United Kingdom
In what is by far one of the most exciting movie announcements of recent weeks, Pathe International will co-finance historical drama A United Kingdom, starring Golden Globe nominee David Oyelowo (Selma) and Academy Award nominee Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl), with Belle director Amma Asante at the helm. The script comes from Guy Hibbert (Five Minutes Of Heaven, Complicit), and is based upon real events.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 27, 2015
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Channing Tatum Confirms Gambit Will Be An Origin Story, But Not As We Know It
It cannot be denied that cinema is currently awash with superheroes, and is certain to stay that way for many years to come, if studio release slate announcements are anything to go by. While the partnerships between Warner Bros and DC, and Disney and Marvel respectively are uppermost in the minds of most fans, the reality of comic book film adaptations is less straight-forward, with different characters belonging to different studios. For example, while the Marvel Cinematic Universe may be considered to have begun with Iron Man back in 2008, 20th Century Fox was way ahead of the game, enjoying success with an X-Men franchise – beginning in 2000. That franchise has so far generated seven movies, with a further six planned. Those upcoming films include spin-off titles for Deadpool and Gambit.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 26, 2015
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Arrow Star Comments On Harley Quinn, Raising Questions About DC’s Long Term Plan
Well now, there seems to be some confusion. Relatively speaking, it was not too long ago that DC began launching a broader range of TV shows while announcing their film release slate at the same time. Amid accusations of trying to emulate the success of Marvel, DC were heard to state that they would not be creating a cohesive universe between TV and film – as Marvel have – because it would be too restrictive in terms of story and character. Rather, the two would remain separate, so as to avoid the kind of criticism and logistical problems posed by Agents Of SHIELD with regard to the bigger, blockbuster movies, such as Captain America: The Winter Soldier. However, we now have some comments from Arrow actress Willa Holland (who plays Thea Queen), that casts doubt on the understanding of DC’s long term plan – and it all revolves around the character of Harley Quinn.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 25, 2015
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The Help Director Tate Taylor Joins The Girl On The Train
The film adaptation of the best-selling novel The Girl On The Train has moved one step closer to the big screen, with the news that Tate Taylor – director of 2011’s The Help – will take the helm on the production. With the book having been referred to as “another Gone Girl”, anticipation is high for this film – which is set to contribute to the refreshing wave of female-driven stories that are currently flowing into mainstream cinema.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 22, 2015
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Arrow Season 4 Teaser Features A Message From Executive Producer Marc Guggenheim
What fresh tedium is this? The marketing of network television shows has apparently hit a new low. Once upon a time, exciting trailers would herald the arrival of new television episodes just a few weeks in advance of their broadcast - whetting the appetite of the audience just enough to get them tuning in. The length of time between the trailer and the episodes gradually increased, giving more opportunity to repeat the trailer and release different variations of it. Then, these began to be preceded by TV spots – brief teaser trailers, each often focussing on a specific character or storyline. Now, however, these advertising campaigns have surpassed themselves by releasing 'teaser' trailers before footage has even been shot. Following a recent one for The Flash, we now have one for the fourth season of Arrow.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 21, 2015
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Juno Co-Stars Ellen Page And Allison Janney Reunite For Tallulah
Though there is always the chance that disappointment could once again rear its ugly head, it is difficult not to wonder whether the discussion around the topic of women in film has brought the issue to some kind of tipping point – a moment where perhaps conversation and rhetoric might finally give way to concrete action and results. At the present time, the feminism-heavy Mad Max: Fury Road is engaged in a box-office tug of war with the female driven, female-directed Pitch Perfect 2. In addition, female-driven movie Carol has taken the Cannes Film Festival by storm, as has the female-led Sicario, by Denis Villeneuve. These are films that actively centre on women, and are stories that occur outside of any comic book realm, or cohesive cinematic universe. Industry observers might be forgiven for thinking that this is just another flash in the pan, and that the discriminatory status quo will ultimately hold firm - but then, along comes Tallulah.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 20, 2015
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10 Children’s Movies Not To Miss This Year
Summer is almost upon us, and this year, it is bringing with it an impressive slate of children’s movies that will take us right through to Christmas. Children’s movies are tricky endeavours but, when well executed, they can be glorious, shining beacons of first-class story-telling. The very best are those that engage the imaginations of the young, while entertaining the fully grown - and the remainder of 2015 certainly promises to deliver a range of those.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 20, 2015
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Lawrence Kasdan Discusses Star Wars: The Force Awakens And Updates On Lando Calrissian
Lawrence Kasdan may not be the most visible presence in Hollywood, but he is responsible for writing some of the most significant pieces of cinema in modern times - and has four Oscar nominations to prove it. Besides dramatic work, such as The Big Chill, The Accidental Tourist and Grand Canyon, Kasdan wrote the screenplays for Raiders Of The Lost Ark, The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi. He is also co-writing Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and is involved in further Star Wars projects going forward – so when Lawrence Kasdan chooses to discuss with Vanity Fair the way the new Star Wars movie is shaping up, everybody sits up and listens.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 19, 2015
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New Trailer Delivers First Look At Highly Anticipated Steve Jobs
Trailers are problematic things. Reveal too much, and you put the audience off. Reveal too little, and you fail to grab their interest. The balance is particularly difficult to strike when the film in question is a biographical drama, and one which lacks explosions, car chases and the like. This is why it is so notable when a trailer arrives for such a film, and is perfect – like this one, for Steve Jobs.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 18, 2015
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Underworld: Next Generation Heads For Production With Kate Beckinsale And A Female Director
While audiences have been calling for female directors to be given more opportunities to direct franchise films made by giant names such as DC and Marvel, Lakeshore Entertainment and Screen Gems have quietly stolen that thunder by tapping Anna Foerster to helm Underworld: Next Generation. The fifth instalment in this female-led action franchise will be the first in the series to be directed by a woman.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 15, 2015
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