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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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Kill Your Darlings Director John Krokidas Adds Wonder To His Slate
Having made his feature length directorial debut in 2013 with the Daniel Radcliffe-starring Kill Your Darlings, John Krokidas will now tackle Lionsgate’s Young Adult fiction adaptation of the award-winning book Wonder, by R.J. Palacio. The novel, which took the top slot of the New York Times bestseller list on publication, won both a Maine Student Book Award and Vermont’s Dorothy Canfield Fisher Children’s Book Award, as well as featuring on the Texas Bluebonnet Award master list. It is hardly surprising, then, that Hollywood would snap it up.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 8, 2014
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Killing Jesus Adaptation Gains Kelsey Grammer And Stephen Moyer
The National Geographic Channel is switching its attentions from the assassinations of presidents, to the assassination of religious figures – with a four hour mini-series adaptation of the 2013 book Killing Jesus, by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard. As the follow-up to the successful TV versions of their earlier books, Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy, the project will be written and executive produced by Walon Green (Law & Order: Criminal Intent), with Christopher Menaul (Summer In February) in the director’s chair.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 7, 2014
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Jeffrey Tambor Re-Ignites Hope For Hellboy 3
The story of the Hellboy movie franchise is an unusual one, to say the least. A comic book superhero, created by writer-artist Mike Mignola, the character was adapted for film by writer-director Guillermo del Toro as 2004’s Hellboy, with Ron Perlman in the title role. The movie was well-received, and a sequel followed in 2008 with Hellboy II: The Golden Army. It, too, was well-received but, bucking the trend of endless franchise instalments, everything fell quiet. The idea of Hellboy 3 seemed to grow more and more unlikely. Now, however, Jeffrey Tambor – who plays a prominent supporting role in the Hellboy franchise - has just hinted that a third chapter may finally on the way after all.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 6, 2014
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All Roads Lead To Rome For Sarah Jessica Parker
There are some performers who become synonymous with a particular genre, but at some point choose to head off in a different direction and try something new. One-time romcom queen Julia Roberts dipped a toe into drama with Erin Brockovich, Sandra Bullock did the same with The Blind Side and Gravity, and Steve Carell is now following suit with Foxcatcher. These endeavours are almost always compelling, exciting and successful - and with each casting announcement, we hope that we might hear about the next brave experimentation of a household name. This is not one of those times, however, as we discover that Sarah Jessica Parker will play an “uptight” single woman in the upcoming romantic comedy, All Roads Lead To Rome.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 4, 2014
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Ryan Knighton Tapped To Write Snow Leopard For Scott Free
Though the feature-length writing of Ryan Knighton is, as yet, untested on the big screen, he has a number of scripts in development with studios – including his adaptation of Eben Alexander’s book, ‘Proof Of Heaven’. It is his latest assignment - to pen the script for Snow Leopard - that is making waves today, however, because it has some pretty hefty weight behind it.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 3, 2014
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Fantastic First Trailer For The Mule Arrives Online
It cannot be denied that Hugo Weaving is one of the greatest actors working today. While Laurence Fishburne is, of course, awesome, The Matrix Trilogy would have been nothing without Weaving’s towering performance as Agent Smith. He added greater depth and complexity to V For Vendetta, and presented Red Skull as a most fearsome foe in Captain America: The First Avenger. But, for all the big budget films he does, it is his selection of smaller, independent projects that make for the most interesting viewing – and that’s what we have here, in The Mule.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 2, 2014
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6 Classic Fairy Tales That Got Awesome Cinematic Updates
Fantasy embedded in folklore, brimming with romance, heroism and magical enchantments - fairy tales have been with us since the dawn of mankind’s imagination; handed down from generation to generation - first in the oral tradition, and later, in literature. The term ‘fairy tale’ was first coined by French writer Marie-Catherine Le Jumel de Barneville, Baroness d’Aulnoy in reference to her own work, and has since been adopted to encompass an entire genre, in which witches, trolls, giants, elves and sprites are not only commonplace, they often drive the action.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 1, 2014
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Chris Pine Fight Clubs Himself In New Horrible Bosses 2 Trailer
Horrible Bosses was one of the best box office hits of 2011. A tight, well-written, well-performed, and hilarious comedy, the film hit that glorious sweet spot where all the necessary elements come together to create gold. Given that the movie recouped most of its budget in its opening weekend, it was not surprising to hear that a sequel was being planned – although fans were worried that another outing may burst that bubble of success by pushing the concept too far. How often can three guys clash so disastrously with unpleasant senior management?
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Oct 1, 2014
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2011 Interview Shows That Sexism Killed A Black Widow Movie In 2004
David Hayter knows how to write a comic-book movie. With titles such as X Men, X Men 2 and Watchmen on his screenwriting resume, when this guy brings you a script, you pay attention. Back in 2004, it seems that Hayter was all set to make Black Widow the foundation of Marvel Studio’s future success – a full four years before Iron Man blasted onto our screens – but that project was killed off by the sexism of Hollywood. We know this, because an interview he gave to FemPop in 2011 has resurfaced, thanks to the intensified calls for a female-led superhero movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 29, 2014
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