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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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Jason Momoa Read For Batman At His Justice League Audition
Giant, tent-pole superhero movies, with huge, multi-film characters are a strange undertaking. Secrecy is paramount, so actors are often unaware of exactly what part they are auditioning for. This is achieved by having the actor use scenes and lines from something else, that has similarities to the character actually under examination - thus allowing the director the opportunity to see how the actor would be with the desired tone, while keeping everything under wraps. This is how Jason Momoa auditioned for the role of Aquaman.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 30, 2017
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Ben Affleck Teases The Evolution Of A New Batman In Justice League
Justice League – the first big screen live-action depiction of DC’s greatest superhero team – is now just weeks away, and Warner Bros. is continuing its unusual marketing campaign with some character-based video snippets. Rather than teasing the plot of the film, the studio has taken a different tactic – shining a spotlight on each team member as individuals, to increase excitement about them joining up as a unit.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 30, 2017
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Why’s It Taken So Long For Marvel To Finally Give Us A Female Villain?
With the release of Thor: Ragnarok, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is breaking new ground in terms of villainy. Though it is about to be a whole decade old, and though Ragnarok is the 16th film in the franchise, the MCU has never before featured a lead villain who's also a woman. Sure, there have been fleeting glimpses of women with nefarious agendas before now – such as Brandt in Iron Man 3, for example, or Nebula in Guardians Of The Galaxy (before Gamora won her over in Vol 2.) – but every MCU film to date has had our heroes battling the embodiments of overly ambitious masculinity as the lead villains.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 29, 2017
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John Carpenter Says He’s Done With Stephen King Adaptations
Writer-director John Carpenter was already a legend of horror filmmaking when he adapted Stephen King’s Christine for the big screen in 1983 – having previously delivered Dark Star, Assault On Precinct 13, Halloween, The Fog, Escape From New York, and The Thing. That being the case, Christine was very much a meeting of great minds within the genre. Now that Carpenter’s Halloween franchise is being resuscitated with a new instalment, and Stephen King’s work is seeing a resurgence in screen adaptations, fans are wondering if the two creators might reunite for a new project. The answer, however, according to John Carpenter, is a resounding ‘no.’
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 27, 2017
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Groot Will Come Of Age In Avengers: Infinity War
Guardians Of The Galaxy made Groot – the Flora Colossus from Planet X – an instant icon, thanks to excellent motion capture work and the vocal stylings of Vin Diesel. The events of that movie led to something of a change for the character in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2., though – with him having been, essentially, re-grown from a cutting. As a result, Groot was seen as a child in both size and intellectual capacity. In the post-credits sequence, however, we caught a fleeting glimpse of teenage Groot, sulking about being lectured on room tidiness – and it's this size in which he'll appear in Avengers: Infinity War.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 26, 2017
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Simon Pegg Reveals His Pitch For A Shaun Of The Dead Sequel
There’s no getting away from it – 2004’s Shaun Of The Dead is a classic of modern cinema. Part homage, part rom-com, and part social commentary, the movie served the dual purposes of delivering a shot in the arm to the zombie genre, while also kickstarting the film trilogy created by three of the talents behind the British television show, Spaced.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 25, 2017
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If You Long For The Days Of Marvel One-Shots, Eric Pearson Has News For You
Once upon a time, the Marvel Cinematic Universe did not rely simply upon post-credit scenes to add content to the fabric that holds its franchise instalments together. It also created short films – known as Marvel One-Shots – that were designed to provide an opportunity for the giant brand to experiment with other, lesser-known characters, while filling the gaps in storytelling that inevitably open up within the confines of such a vast narrative endeavour. These short films became highly anticipated gems, and were included with Blu-ray releases of theatrical movies. Unfortunately, there hasn’t been a Marvel One-Shot since 2014, but that may be a situation that's heading for change.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 23, 2017
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David Fincher Says World War Z 2 Won’t Just Be An Excuse To Make A Sequel
Academy Award nominee David Fincher is currently riding the very positive wave of his exceptionally good Netflix series Mindhunter – but that doesn’t distract from the fact that fans of 2013’s World War Z have been holding out hope that he'll direct World War Z 2 ever since J.A. Bayona departed. The sequel has been on the radar since audiences paid handsomely to see Brad Pitt try to resolve a zombie apocalypse for director Marc Forster. But, Fincher is a long time collaborator of Pitt's, and filmgoers are keen to see them re-team for round two of the zombie conflict.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 20, 2017
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Jeph Loeb Explains Why Avengers Tower Doesn’t Appear More Often In Marvel TV Shows
Here’s the thing: If you set out to create a cohesive universe of characters and stories across film and television, audiences are going to question inconsistencies. It is a very exciting thing to watch a vast and detailed creative endeavour unfold and expand before our very eyes, but such projects invite scrutiny, and scrutiny – more often than not – highlights bizarre omissions. This is why, when the co-executive producers of Marvel TV, Jeph Loeb and Jim Chory, recently accepted an award from the National Broadcaster’s Association, they were questioned about the notable absence of the Avengers Tower in their many TV series.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 20, 2017
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