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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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David Fincher Explains His Gone Girl Casting Choice
Say what you will about Ben Affleck and his hitherto patchy career – I’m a fan, regardless. You cannot help but admire an actor who goes unabashedly and unapologetically full throttle on every role he takes – even when it is the lead in Gigli. I’m also a big fan of David Fincher, and of quality drama, so it’s safe to say my anticipation level for Gone Girl is reaching fever pitch. The film is based on the bestselling book ‘Gone Girl’ by Gillian Flynn, and interestingly, Flynn herself adapted the screenplay. Co-starring Rosamund Pike (The World’s End), Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met Your Mother) and Tyler Perry (Star Trek), it tells the story of a man thrust into the centre of an intense media circus after the disappearance of his wife places him under suspicion for her murder.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 14, 2014
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Playground, Starz And The BBC To Make The Kills
Colin Callender (The White Queen) – Chairperson of the production company Playground – is to continue his relationship with both Starz and the BBC by co-producing The Kills. The project will be the TV adaptation of the critically acclaimed fiction book by Richard House, which was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize in 2013. The Kills caused quite a stir when it debuted last summer, due to its unusual take on the traditional narrative structure.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 14, 2014
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Sophie Turner Joins Mary Shelley’s Monster
As one of the more exciting films currently in development, Mary Shelley’s Monster is slowly coming to life. Telling the story of the influential young author, the movie will track her progress as she pens the legendary tale that secured her place in the annals of literary history, while negotiating that eventual fame at a heavy personal cost.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 13, 2014
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New Images For The Cobbler Released
Full disclosure: I am a frustrated Adam Sandler fan. Before you gasp in horror and dismiss everything I’ve ever written, hear me out. The operative word here is ‘frustrated’. What is the cause of my discontentment? Well, about 95% of his film output, to be precise. I have exactly zero interest in Grown Ups, or its sequel. You could not pay me to invest time in Don’t Mess With The Zohan, and I have no intention of watching Blended, ever. Punch-Drunk Love, however, is one of my favourite movies – largely due to Sandler’s performance – and I have a deep appreciation for Funny People. I even have a soft spot for Spanglish, since we're sharing details. What do these films have in common? They require Sandler to act with real emotional depth – and that is something I have been waiting for him to do again since 2009. I am hoping my wait is over, with the forthcoming release of The Cobbler.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 12, 2014
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The 10 Funniest Females In Comedy
Jerry Lewis was a funny guy in his day. Never was he more hysterical though than when he declared that he felt that women aren’t very funny. Now, that has never been the case – as proven by the sterling work of such greats as Lucille Ball and Gilda Radner. But, what of today’s crop? With so much time having passed, surely such progress has been made in the field of feminism that funny females have greater access to the world’s stage? Surely, by now, we have so many that their number – and stature - is equal to that of their male counterparts?
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 12, 2014
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The Big Debate: Marvel’s Film/TV Cohesion vs. DC’s Separate Strategy
If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that fans know how to argue - and here at We Got This Covered, we're no different. We write about our chosen media – be it movies, TV, games or music – because we love it with the kind of deep, abiding affection that creates passionate belief and opinion. Since it’s safe to say that our readers frequent our pages for the same reason, what could be more satisfying than our latest recurring feature - The Big Debate? Taking a big, popular, current topic of discussion, our writers will argue the points for you with the intention of presenting as complete a picture as possible of the issues involved. But it’s not just our writers who have strong views, and the comments section is ready and waiting for you to wade in and set us straight.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 12, 2014
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Suits Gets A Fifth Season
There are many moments of reckoning in the life of a TV show – the initial pick-up, the second season opener, every mid-season lull. Season four, however, is perhaps the trickiest of all. At this point, a show has long-since established its core, loyal audience, but needs to re-invent itself in some way to keep that audience from getting bored, and widen it to include new viewers. USA Network seem confident in the ability of the creative team behind Suits to succeed in this moment of truth, however, and have renewed the show for a fifth season.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 12, 2014
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Miss Julie Gets A New Trailer
Based on a play written by August Strindberg in 1888, Miss Julie is directed by Liv Ullman (Faithless) – who also adapted the screenplay – and stars Jessica Chastain, Colin Farrell and Samantha Morton. Though we've seen a few photos from the film, today brings with it the first trailer for the romantic drama, ahead of its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival next month.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 11, 2014
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Criminal Adds Alice Eve To Its Cast
Ariel Vromen’s next film – Criminal – is shaping up to be proof positive of the filmmaker’s ability to attract fascinating casting combinations. Where his previous movie – 2012’s The Iceman – featured Michael Shannon, Chris Evans, James Franco, Winona Ryder, Ray Liotta and David Schwimmer, his forthcoming venture is bringing in names even more legendary in nature.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 8, 2014
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New Trailer For X + Y Makes Math Marvellous
Don’t panic – it’s not a feature-length Coldplay video. On the contrary, X + Y appears to be something altogether lovely and uplifting. Having made his 2007 BAFTA nominated TV documentary, Beautiful Young Minds, director Morgan Matthews brings us playwright James Graham’s fictionalised version of that story – which centres around the International Mathematics Olympiad.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 8, 2014
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