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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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Stephen Gaghan Bringing White City To AMC
It turns out it is all about who you know, after all – as Academy Award winner Stephen Gaghan is about to demonstrate, by bringing new drama White City to AMC. He will direct the pilot and serve as co-executive producer on the geo-political drama about Western diplomats and journalists in Afghanistan.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 23, 2014
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The Living And The Dead Coming To BBC America And BBC One
Clearly, period dramas are very much on trend in television at the moment, as Downton Abbey has opened the floodgates for shows such as Peaky Blinders, The Knick and now The Living And The Dead. Newly commissioned by BBC America and BBC One, the six episode drama hails from Ashley Pharoah and Matthew Graham – the creative forces behind hit dramas Life On Mars and Ashes To Ashes. Each episode will be an hour long, and the show falls into the more supernatural side of the network’s programming.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 22, 2014
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Vincent D’Onofrio Talks Marvel, Daredevil And Wilson Fisk
When Marvel announced its plan to create four new TV shows to stream on Netflix – Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist and Luke Cage – there was something of a collective eye-rolling. With DC characters having been successful on TV for over a decade (Smallville, for example), and a slew of new ventures already in the works for them (Arrow, Gotham, The Flash, Constantine), Marvel’s announcement felt perhaps like an attempt to keep up with its competitors on the small screen – a motivation that does not always yield the greatest results. All of those qualms were put to rest, however, when Daredevil casting choices began to hit the headlines – Charlie Cox (Boardwalk Empire) as Matt Murdock, Rosario Dawson (Sin City: A Dame To Kill For) and, in the iconic, villainous role of Wilson Fisk, the great Vincent D’Onofrio.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 22, 2014
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ABC Developing Castle Spinoff With Derrick Storm
Today, in ‘Sentences I Never Thought I’d Write’, ABC is preparing to melt your brain. No, it's not planning to stream episodes of Revenge directly into your cranium on an endless loop – rather, it is beginning development on a new drama that will be a spin-off from Castle – one of its most popular shows currently on air. But, this is not just your average spin-off, where the show expands to a different city while following the same worn-out format, like CSI. This is mind-bending branching-out, based on the fictional literary character of a series of fictional novels, written by the fictional lead character of Castle. This is a Derrick Storm show.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 21, 2014
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Peaky Blinders Returns To BBC Two With Tom Hardy
The BBC show that seemed to slip by unnoticed last September – Peaky Blinders – is returning this autumn with a second season, and another major star in its cast. With the first season featuring Cillian Murphy and Sam Neill in leading roles, those two dramatic heavyweights will now be joined by Tom Hardy – star of The Dark Knight Rises and, most recently, the tremendous Locke.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 20, 2014
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Kevin Smith And Johnny Depp Will Deliver Female Heroes With Yoga Hosers
While the comic book behemoths of Marvel and DC have been increasingly testing our patience with their pitiful excuses as to why we have no female-led superheroes on our cinema screens, it seems that writer-director Kevin Smith has snuck up behind them, and snatched the opportunity from their timid grasp. The independent filmmaker is about to head into production with Yoga Hosers, in which the daughters of Smith and Johnny Depp will team up to save the world.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 20, 2014
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Rectify Renewed For Third Season
As the first original series from SundanceTV, Rectify was something of a gamble on the part of the network. Premiering on April 22 2013 with six episodes, however, the drama quickly established itself as a critical success, winning loyal fans and avid followers. Season two followed on June 19 2014, and is about to wrap after 10 episodes. Fans need not worry, though, as the show has now been renewed for a third season.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 19, 2014
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Fredrik Bond To Direct London Has Fallen
The 2013 blockbuster, Olympus Has Fallen, was not without its charms. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, it had a dark grittiness to it, setting it slightly apart from the standard, cookie cutter action films that essentially take the premise of Die Hard and change the setting and circumstance. Inevitably, it was a box office success, too, which meant a follow-up was immediately discussed. The sequel was already named as London Has Fallen, and now it has a director – in the surprising form of Fredrik Bond.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 19, 2014
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Sylvester Stallone Prepares For Rambo 5
It’s fairly safe to say that Sylvester Stallone has built a very rewarding, lucrative and long career on two iconic characters – Rocky Balboa and John Rambo. The star wrote, directed and performed in the sixth Rocky film in 2006, effectively drawing that franchise to a close. He then did the same with Rambo in 2008 – delivering a fourth franchise entry that brought the character full circle, with an ending intended to satisfy fans and bring them a sense of closure. But now, Rambo 5 is on the horizon.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 18, 2014
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Syfy Developing Childhood’s End Miniseries
Admittedly, Childhood’s End is another alien invasion/post apocalyptic kind of tale, of which we currently have a glut in our television schedules. But, if Syfy are going to insist on churning these stories out, it may as well be from the pen of the master - Arthur C. Clarke. In fact, since it was first published in 1954, it could be argued that Syfy has actually landed one of the original, and best.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 16, 2014
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