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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 Poster For Promising Romcom Posthumous
Could it be that we are about to see a romantic comedy that is actually a fresh and original idea? I don’t want to get ahead of myself here but, even though my instincts dictate a cautious approach, I cannot help but be optimistic about Posthumous – the feature length debut of writer-director Lulu Wang, starring Jack Huston (Boardwalk Empire) and Brit Marling (The East) - for which we now have a poster.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 25, 2014
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First Trailer For Cannes Festival Favorite Mommy
Every once in a while, the annual film festival circuit propels something extraordinary into the public consciousness - and the competition at Cannes is often the engine room for that particular kind of buzz. 2014 was no exception, and a newly released trailer is now giving the wider cinema-going audience its first real look at the winner of this year’s Jury Prize – Mommy.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 24, 2014
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New Trailer For Kingsman: The Secret Service
When the first trailer for Kingsman: The Secret Service was released some months ago, it was somewhat underwhelming. The footage selected for inclusion made it seem more like an earth-bound Men In Black reboot than an adaptation of The Secret Service comic series by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons (creators of Kick-Ass). It seems we need not have worried, though, because all the trailer needed was more Colin Firth – and that’s exactly what we get in the new trailer, which was just released by 20th Century Fox.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 23, 2014
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10 Distinctive Voices In Film: Screenwriters With A Brand Of Their Own
Consider the screenwriter. It all starts with them. Even when an idea has been generated elsewhere, that idea is nothing without a screenwriter to breathe life into it. The screenwriter takes a blank page, and turns it into a story ripe for realisation. They lay the foundation upon which an entire world can be created - to draw in the audience, and spin the yarn of their design.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 22, 2014
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Colin Farrell Will Star In Season Two Of True Detective
The growing trend of anthology TV series – in which each season features a different set of characters in a different story – just got a significant boost, as Colin Farrell confirmed his casting in season two of True Detective. The award-winning HBO drama is set to return to our screens in 2015, and while many were disappointed to learn that original stars Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson would not be returning as repertory players in the style of anthology series American Horror Story, the commissioning of season two left new casting possibilities wide open.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 22, 2014
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The Big Debate: Does TV Have a Classist Agenda?
There’s nothing like a good, robust discussion to get the blood pumping and the cogs turning in the midst of an otherwise mundane work day. Last time, The Big Debate discussed the idea of franchise fatigue, and whether the associated claiming of release dates, years in advance, was a good or bad thing for the audience. This time, while the rest of the UK is focused on the historic referendum for Scottish Independence, Andrew Heaton and Sarah Myles are turning their attention to a very different, but no less complex issue – the presence, or not, of classism in TV.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 17, 2014
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Ang Lee In Talks For Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk Adaptation
When you win the Academy Award for Best Director, a great deal of anticipation naturally builds around the possibilities for your next choice of film. When Ang Lee received that honour for his 2005 film, Brokeback Mountain, he released Lust, Caution two years later. But here we are, almost two years after his win for 2012’s Life Of Pi, and his next directorial project has yet to be officially confirmed. We do know that he is in talks to take the reins of the upcoming adaptation of the 2012 novel Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk by Ben Fountain, however, and - if it comes to fruition – this could be an incredible follow-up.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 13, 2014
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New Trailer Sees Chris Evans Playing It Cool
I’m just going to put this out there: romantic comedies are now really hard to write. I mean, as a creative endeavour, it’s a full-on cliché minefield. To correctly balance all the elements required – chemistry, tension, humour, romance – while avoiding the most well-worn cinematic devices, is monumentally difficult. A fool’s errand, some might say. And yet, still they appear, because still writers try to bring something new and fresh to the genre. Still we buy those tickets, and sit in the dark – hoping to be pleasantly surprised, but knowing we will probably be disappointed. So, here we are again, with a new trailer for another daring attempt. The film is titled Playing It Cool in this preview, but was previously known as A Many Splintered Thing. Does it achieve the impossible dream? Is this film that most elusive of treasures – that mythic creature that continually slips our collective grasp? Is it a good rom-com? Well, let’s see.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 13, 2014
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Serena Finally Gets A Trailer
Once again, we find ourselves in that strange spot of anticipation. When a film takes two years from the end of principal photography to cinema release, does that indicate trouble? If it has taken so long to ‘tinker’ with it in post-production, is it going to be a mess? All these questions will soon be answered, as the film Serena has finally got a trailer.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 12, 2014
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Katie Holmes To Direct All We Had
The ranks of female film directors are about to swell a little more, as Katie Holmes confirms her plan to helm the upcoming adaptation of the debut novel from Annie Weatherwax – All We Had. The script is being written by Josh Boone (Stuck In Love, The Fault In Our Stars), with Holmes starring, and pulling producer duties alongside Jane Rosenthal (Little Fockers) and Berry Welsh (NYC 22).
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 12, 2014
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