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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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Michael Douglas Thriller The Reach Lands Distribution Deal
It takes a lot these days to create a movie thriller that is somewhat original and fresh. There are so many well-worn set-ups that every so often, we need something slightly unusual to shake the genre up a bit. That may be what we have to look forward to with The Reach, which made an appearance at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival, and is now sealing a $2 million deal for the US distribution rights.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 9, 2014
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Kenneth Lonergan Returns With Manchester-By-The-Sea Starring Matt Damon
The first time writer-director Kenneth Lonergan collaborated with Matt Damon, it resulted in Margaret – a lengthy dramatic film that languished in an editing battle for almost five years. Eventually surfacing in 2011, it had an extremely limited, though critically successful run. Now, Lonergan is readying his return with a new project, titled Manchester-By-The-Sea, and it seems Matt Damon was keen to climb aboard for the lead role.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 8, 2014
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Mary-Louise Parker Eyes Mary Karr Memoir Series At Showtime
The Showtime series Masters Of Sex has been something of a runaway success for the network, so it comes as no surprise that it would seek to replicate that by throwing its weight behind another memoir-based project from executive producers Sarah Timberman and Carl Beverly. The series now in development is based on the self-penned life story of award-winning US essayist and poet, Mary Karr, and Mary-Louise Parker is apparently considering jumping aboard as star and executive producer.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 6, 2014
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Samuel L. Jackson Is A Stranded President In First Trailer For Big Game
When watching the trailer for Big Game, you’d be forgiven for thinking you had accidentally and unknowingly wandered over onto the 'Funny Or Die' website. Surely, this can’t be a real movie trailer, can it? I mean, just listen to that dialogue! But, this is a real movie trailer. It’s a very real movie trailer featuring Samuel L Jackson – doing his best Samuel L. Jackson parody – as the President of the United States, trapped in what can only be described as a chest freezer, in the woods.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 5, 2014
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Patricia Clarkson Heads Back To HBO For Elisabeth
Those of us that bang the drum for more film and television work originated by women can enjoy a small victory dance today, as it seems the creative partnership between actress Patricia Clarkson and director Ruba Nadda will continue with the development of an hour-long romantic drama, titled Elisabeth. While details of the premise are currently sketchy, it seems the show will be set amidst the world of international politics, which means we can look forward to the fabulous and talented Clarkson holding court in a realm we have never really seen her tackle before.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 4, 2014
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The Big Debate: Franchise Fatigue
Some people call it "being opinionated," but here at We Got This Covered, we call it "having passion." We love movies, TV, gaming and music; we love to write, and we love it when those pleasures combine with a good, fiery discussion. With that in mind, the idea of this feature is to take a big, popular and current topic of discussion, and let our writers argue the points for you, with the intention of presenting a complete a picture as possible of the issues involved. We know it’s not just our writers who have strong views, though, and the comments section is always ready and waiting for you to wade in and set us straight.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 3, 2014
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CHiPs Is Finally Set To Roar Into Cinemas For Warner Bros
The Hollywood re-boot machine shows no sign of slowing down, as Warner Bros has tapped Dax Shepard (Parenthood) to write, direct and star in a big screen version of decades-old TV show, CHiPs. The series, which ran from 1977 – 1983, was essentially a police procedural, centred around two California Highway Patrol Officers, and really won its audiences over with the charming performances of its leading men – Larry Wilcox as Jon Baker, and Erik Estrada as Frank “Ponch” Poncherello. Those roles are now set to be filled by the equally charming Michael Pena (End Of Watch) as Ponch, and Shepard as Baker.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 3, 2014
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New Trailer For Dracula Untold Is Unleashed
In Hollywood’s ongoing quest to wring every last drop of opportunity from everything, we now have an origin story for one of the most legendary characters ever created – Dracula. Created by Bram Stoker in 1897, he has appeared in almost 220 films since slinking onto the literature scene all those years ago. The book in which he was introduced had him shrouded in mystery – describing him and his nefarious exploits, observed from afar – already a monster of many, many years. It could be argued that it is this very air of mystery that has given rise to a deep desire to fill in the blanks, and build the universe from which he sprang. That is the aim of the upcoming Dracula Untold, for which we now have a trailer.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 2, 2014
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Al Pacino And David Gordon Green Shine In First Clip From Manglehorn
The name Al Pacino has almost become synonymous with the act of scenery chewing in recent years. Righteous Kill, Ocean’s Thirteen, The Devil’s Advocate – the list goes on. It often seems that, if he’s not bouncing off the walls and tearing his own hair out, we’re just not getting the full Pacino. It is perhaps testament to the skill of director David Gordon Green, then, that Manglehorn apparently showcases a Pacino performance that is both measured and nuanced – demonstrating a subtlety and lightness of touch. Pacino has most certainly still got it.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 1, 2014
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