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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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Marvel’s Kevin Feige Talks DC’s Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice
It’s fair to say that a conversation is about as close as anyone is ever going to get to a Marvel/DC crossover, and we can almost certainly expect to see more of those between now and 2016. Though Marvel have plenty on their slate between now and then – not least Guardians Of The Galaxy hitting cinemas on August 1 – the spectre of that May 6th Marvel/DC release date clash is always there, looming in the shadows. At the present time, that is the date that Captain America 3 will go head-to-head at the box office with Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice and, unsurprisingly, President of Marvel Kevin Feige was questioned about it when he recently appeared on the Empire Magazine podcast.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 19, 2014
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Moonfall May Land With Darren Aronofsky
David Weil is a young man on the cusp of very big things. As an actor he has delivered small roles in the TV show The Young And The Restless, and in little-known movies such as 5 Hour Friends. But the very big things that are about to happen revolve around screenplays he has written – most notably Moonfall, which is apparently being sized up by Academy Award nominated director and producer, Darren Aronofsky.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 18, 2014
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Ridley Scott Gets The Devil In The Kitchen
When chef Marco Pierre White published his autobiography in 2006, his infamously tumultuous life was guaranteed to be a dramatic read. Originally titled ‘White Slave’, the book was released in America under the new moniker, The Devil In The Kitchen, and readers were not disappointed. Now, it seems the story of the man widely regarded as the first ‘celebrity chef’ may be headed for the screen, as Ridley Scott, Giannina Facio and Colet Abedi have optioned the work for development.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 18, 2014
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Bryan Cranston Will Go All The Way For HBO
It seems like an age since we said an emotional farewell to Walter White – the iconic Breaking Bad character that brought Bryan Cranston millions of new fans worldwide. But, despite many opportunities in film having presented themselves – including Argo and Godzilla – along with a Tony-award winning turn on the Broadway stage, it seems the actor has not abandoned the small screen entirely. HBO has acquired the rights to develop the play All The Way for television, and Bryan Cranston is firmly on board.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 17, 2014
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Meet Gamora And Drax In Latest Guardians Of The Galaxy TV Spot
Under normal circumstances, I’m a firm believer in the notion that less is more when it comes to promotional campaigns for movies. Many a time, I have been initially excited about a film’s release, only to realize that I’ve basically seen the entire thing already in clips and trailers, and got massively bored with it. Surprisingly, Guardians Of The Galaxy is shaping up to be the exception to that rule. Despite the fact that today’s TV spot is the seventh to be released - not including full-length trailers, teaser trailers, promotional images, character posters and full posters – this promotional campaign continues to whet my appetite, as opposed to smothering it until it’s dead.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 16, 2014
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Christian Bale Considering A Deep Blue Good-by As Travis McGee
The literary works of American author John D. MacDonald could be said to have a very specific tone. With published titles including The Executioners – from which the film Cape Fear was adapted – his stories conjure suspenseful, sinister atmospheres in hardboiled narratives. There are, then, few people better suited to adapt his work for film than Dennis Lehane – himself the noted author of original novels Mystic River, Gone Baby Gone and Shutter Island. The story he has adapted is A Deep Blue Good-by featuring the character of Travis McGee, and it is a project with franchise potential – particularly since it seems to have caught the eye of Christian Bale.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 16, 2014
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Cahn To Pen Coronado High For George Clooney And Columbia
The name Debora Cahn is not one that enjoys instant recognition among audiences, but she has been working steadily and with impressive results since her days as an award-winning writer on The West Wing. Eventually rising to the ranks of producer on that show, she went on to replicate the same success on Grey’s Anatomy. With a feature script having ranked highly on the 2013 Black List (The Special Program), her work has drawn attention from notable places – including Smokehouse Productions and Columbia Pictures, who have recruited her to write Coronado High.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 15, 2014
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Lionsgate Gets Stronger – By A Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor
To people around the world watching events unfold through the 24 hour news cycle, the horrific blasts and incredible hunt for the Boston Marathon Bombers played out like a Hollywood production. Violent car chases, heavy weaponry and heroic, determined law enforcement agencies all combined in a surreal and shocking string of incidents. For those caught up in it, there was no movie magic sheen – but that terrifying reality will soon be hitting our cinema screens, with the development of Stronger, by Lionsgate.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 15, 2014
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Thomas Jane Takes The Lead In The Expanse For Syfy
Triple Golden Globe nominee Thomas Jane has been cast in the upcoming television adaptation of the Leviathan Wakes book series by James S.A. Corey. Syfy has ordered The Expanse straight to a 10 episode series, adding it to a list of new ventures for the cable network, which also includes 12 Monkeys, Dominion, Olympus, Ascension and Z Nation.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jul 12, 2014
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