Dave Cunningham
The first look at Season 4 of “Westworld” was published on Wednesday, buried within a preview film of HBO and HBO Max titles set to premiere in 2022, including “House of the Dragon,” “Peacemaker,” and the second season of “The Nevers.”
The series’ plot summary
According to HBO Max “The Emmy Award-winning one-hour drama series WESTWORLD is a dark odyssey about the beginning of artificial consciousness and the birth of a new type of life on Earth,” Westworld is a high-end theme park where those who can afford a ticket can dwell without restrictions.” Arnold Weber and Robert Ford collaborated to create hosts, which are lifelike robots that pass for humans. The hosts allow visitors to act out their dreams at the park (without injuring anyone).
It contains action, fascinating characters, a wonderful music, incredible visual effects, deep dialogue, and outstanding acting. You should absolutely watch it if you like any of those things. Westworld employs a story that manipulates our perspective of time and forces us to relate to characters we couldn’t imagine rationally.
‘Westworld’ has a recurring cast
“Westworld’s” third season starred Luke Hemsworth as Stubbs, Evan Rachel Wood as Dolores, Harris as William/Man in Black, Tessa Thompson as Charlotte Hale, Newton as Maeve, Simon Quarterman as Lee Sizemore, Jeffrey Wright as Bernard, and Rodrigo Santoro as Hector Escaton, as well as series newcomers John Gallagher Jr., Paul, Vincent Cassel, Tommy Flanagan, Scott Mescudi, Michael Ealy and Marshawn Lynch.
When will the fourth season be released?
I’m sorry to break it to you, but the following season will most likely premiere in late 2022. While you’re reading this, the new season is filming, which means Evan Rachel Wood is somewhere in a trailer, combing through pages and pages of robot language, trying to remember who the hell her character is.
