Starting out as a staff writer at Total Film, moving up to Deputy Online Editor, Sam was responsible for Total Film’s YouTube channel, where he revolutionised the magazine’s approach to video junkets, creating influential formats that spread to other outlets. There is also the chance that a completely new story set in the world of His Dark Materials could work, although the fans are extremely loyal to the source material, and given the contents of said material, this would be a hard one to get right without Pullman's direct involvement. The BBC are set to release His Dark Materials Season 3 on both Blu-ray and DVD this February 2023 in the UK.

And in season two, there was also a moment in the second episode involving a particular bench that was a nod to a big moment in the third book, which hints at how the series will wrap up. Sam is the co-host, producer and editor of the Arrow Video podcast, which has seen year-on-year growth since its creation in 2017, gaining over half a million listens in that time. At one point, the final book's story was going to be split in two seasons rather than one, but unfortunately it wasn't possible to make it work. The upcoming season is based on the third and final book in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials book series, The Amber Spyglass.There's The Collectors, which serves as an origin story for the deliciously evil Marisa Coulter, although it would be a shame to recast Ruth Wilson with a younger replacement given how excellent she is in the role.

Jim Carrey once mistook Sam for Johnny Cash, and John Carpenter told him to ‘Keep up the good work.’ He promises to try his best. Sam has also interviewed several comic creators, including Stan Lee, Alan Moore, Grant Morrison, and he has a zombie cameo in The Walking Dead comic.

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This cookie, set by YouTube, registers a unique ID to store data on what videos from YouTube the user has seen. Sam is an entertainment writer with NCTJ accreditation and a twenty-year career as a film journalist. Asked to describe the season in three words, he said "love, loss and death." That… that doesn’t sound like much fun.

He’s interviewed a wide range of film icons, including directors such as David Lynch, Quentin Tarantino, Paul Thomas Anderson, Sofia Coppola, Ridley Scott, Michael Bay and Sam Raimi, as well as actors such as Meryl Streep, Nic Cage, Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Anne Hathaway, Margot Robbie, Natalie Portman, Kermit the Frog, all of the Avengers and many more. I wanted to split it in two, but we're doing it in one. You can't always have what you want," executive producer Jane Tranter told Deadline. "I'm just greedy. I really like the real estate of television. It's bittersweet, I'd say," she said about the finale (via Radio Times). "It's sad because of the people you leave behind and all of the experiences we had and all the good times we had on set with all of the crew and stuff." In 2014, Sam went freelance, working directly for film studios including Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox and Disney, as well as covering red carpet events for film marketing company PMA Productions. It’s definitely more emotional. I think it was definitely harder to film. There's a lot more going on, I think the introduction of a lot more characters as well. It’s a lot to look forward to."We haven't thought about it," McAvoy told The Times. "I don't think we want to talk about it, but when we do, somebody else will be honoured to step into her, well... if not footsteps, then her voicesteps." In 2012, Sam made it to the final of the Leicester Square Theatre New Comedian of the Year competition, and went on to become a filmmaker himself, directing three features that have all played major festivals, and secured distribution – starring in two of them.

Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. Speaking of cast members, His Dark Materials season three will be welcoming a new character to its ranks. For the third and final series the creators have decided to up the fantastical ante by introducing the show's more complex creatures, the mulefa (a zalif in its singular form). The zalif is a sentient being that will be trudging its way into the new series but apparently their transition from book to screen has not been a smooth ride. To keep Dafne Keen in the running, the BBC and HBO could also adapt Pullman's novella titled Lyra’s Oxford, which follows Lyra two years after the events of His Dark Materials. That option certainly makes the most scene if the finale's last title card is anything to go by — although they better hurry up before Dafne grows too old for the part. We'd also expect to learn more about the angels (or watchers), as well as being taken to new worlds, including the Land of the Dead, and a world where sentient, elephant-like creatures, the mulefa, roam. The Amber Spyglass is the most gloriously complex of Philip Pullman's novels to adapt for TV but with our world-class creative team in Cardiff no challenge is too daunting," Tranter told Radio Times.His byline has appeared in outlets such as Yahoo, MTV, Dazed, Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Elle, and Good Housekeeping among others. The rebellion against the Authority becomes open warfare, with Asriel working to build a new Republic of Heaven. But to achieve his ends he needs the Subtle Knife, which is currently in Will's hands. That being said, His Dark Materials doesn't necessarily have to continue as a trilogy. There are also plenty of shorter stories that a one-off special or even a film could draw on.