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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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Kevin Feige Explains Why He Is Sending Spider-Man Back To School
Clearly, Marvel President Kevin Feige is something of a Spider-Man superfan. This, no doubt, played a large role in his helping to successfully negotiate a deal with Spidey owner Sony, in which Spider-Man would feature in the now legendary Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Sony retaining the rights the character. It was the development that Spidey fans dared not hope for, but now the reality is beginning to unfold, audiences are eager to hear how Feige expects it all to hang together. For them, it boils down to two questions – which version of Spider-Man will appear, and how old will he be?
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 13, 2015
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10 Marvellous Movie MacGuffins
Alfred Hitchcock is generally credited with coining the term ‘MacGuffin’ - putting a name to an age-old story-telling strategy. Its basic definition is as a plot device that drives the action, and motivates the protagonist of the story. Hitchcock – widely regarded as the master of the MacGuffin movie – famously felt that the nature of the MacGuffin should actually be inconsequential as far as the audience is concerned. For him, the MacGuffin could be anything – it simply serves to further the story. This sentiment was clearly evident in his 1935 film The 39 Steps, in which the titular plot device is mentioned to the protagonist by a mysterious woman at the height of a tense situation, and is not explained further.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 13, 2015
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Plants vs. Zombies Is Heading To The Big Screen
In what is almost certainly the most unsurprising movie announcement since news broke of a sequel to The Lego Movie, The Tracking Board is reporting that a film adaptation of the video game Plants Vs Zombies is officially being developed. In fact, the news is so unsurprising that observers would be forgiven for thinking that this was actually already happening – which, in itself, is demonstration of the fact that this was both a foregone conclusion, and the kind of cash-in that Hollywood is famous for.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 10, 2015
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Lionsgate Plans The Odyssey For The Hunger Games Team
It seems that Lionsgate is keen to capitalise on the winning Hunger Games formula, by setting its makers the task of delivering a new film version of Homer’s The Odyssey. The sweeping epic is now in development, and is scheduled to begin production in early 2016, immediately following global promotional activities for the franchise closer The Hunger Games – Mockingjay: Part 2 - set for release on November 20th 2015. The adaptation will be directed by regular Hunger Games helmer Francis Lawrence (above), written by Peter Craig (writer of the Mockingjay films) and produced by Hunger Games producer, Nina Jacobson.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 9, 2015
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USA Network Announces Nine New Dramas For Development
While it is currently enjoying the success of shows such as the long-running Suits, the second-season renewal Sirens, and the brand new Dig, USA Network has now announced its 2015/2015 development slate, and it contains nine new scripted dramas to get excited about. Backed by big names – including Rob Reiner, Catherine Hardwicke, Len Wiseman, Barry Sonnenfeld and Charlize Theron – these fledgling projects indicate a major push forward in original programming for the channel, and a major shift into television for high profile filmmakers.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 8, 2015
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Drafthouse Lands The Invitation
Having made a huge impression when it screened at the SXSW Film Festival last month, the worldwide rights to psychological thriller The Invitation have been secured by Drafthouse Films – a move that will enable wider audiences to experience the story. The film is the fourth feature film from director Karyn Kusama (Girlfight, Aeon Flux, Jennifer’s Body), and is written by Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi (Clash Of The Titans).
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 7, 2015
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Alexander Payne Considers Rolling The Dice On OddLot’s Septillion To One
The script itself prompted a high stakes bidding game – from which OddLot Entertainment emerged victorious – and now, Academy Award winner Alexander Payne (Sideways, The Descendants) is considering taking a chance on Septillion To One. Penned by The Newsroom writer Adam R. Perlman and newcomer Graham Sack, the true tale of a mysterious serial lottery winner has sparked the imaginations of several production companies – all keen to get behind OddLot in pushing the project through to production as soon as possible.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 6, 2015
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6 Films That Prove Keanu Reeves Should Do More Comedy
What is the first thing that springs to mind when you hear the name ‘Keanu Reeves’? Chances are you’ll be thinking The Matrix, Speed and Point Break – in that order. Bill And Ted might sneak in there, depending on how old you are, but the point is, this is an actor who is now famed for his action movies. It’s not surprising - more often than not, his forays into the genre have heralded a project that has reinvigorated tired themes and created films that have quickly achieved legendary status.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 1, 2015
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Matthew McConaughey Takes On The Billionaire’s Vinegar
Academy Award winner Matthew McConaughey will return to the realm of playing real people with The Billionaire’s Vinegar – a dramatisation of real events, based on the 2008 book The Billionaire’s Vinegar: The Mystery Of The World’s Most Expensive Bottle Of Wine, by Benjamin Wallace. The story details the controversy surrounding Hardy Rodenstock, a collection of fraudulent wine, a billionaire, and Thomas Jefferson.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 27, 2015
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Amy Adams And Jake Gyllenhaal Are Circling Nocturnal Animals
Following on from yesterday’s news that George Clooney will produce the next project for writer-director Tom Ford, today sees Variety reporting that Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal are in aggressive pursuit of the lead roles in the adaptation, titled Nocturnal Animals. While firm offers have yet to be made, “insiders say it is headed in that direction.”
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 26, 2015
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