“Westworld”: There will be no more seasons

“Westworld”
There will be no more seasons

Evan Rachel Wood embodied one of the main characters in the series “Westworld”.

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“Westworld” was once considered one of the pillars of HBO’s programming. The series will now be canceled after the fourth season.

HBO surprisingly cancels “Westworld” after the fourth season. That reports including the industry portal “Deadline”. The series creators Jonathan Nolan (46) and Lisa Joy (45) took viewers on an “unimaginable odyssey” and kept raising the bar, according to a statement by the US broadcaster. reasons for the end according to the trade journal “Variety” However, among other things, the high production costs of the series and declining viewership.

The series, which is based on Michael Crichton’s (1942-2008) film of the same name from 1973, has won nine Primetime Emmy Awards, among other things, and boasted numerous stars. In the four seasons of “Westworld” there were well-known actors such as Evan Rachel Wood (35), Anthony Hopkins (84), Tessa Thompson (39), Thandiwe Newton (49), Aaron Paul (43), Ed Harris ( 71) and Jeffrey Wright (56).

No real ending for “Westworld”

“We always planned for a final fifth season,” Nolan said according to “Deadline” in early October. At that point, he was still in negotiations with HBO and was hopeful. Joy, who is also Nolan’s wife, recently told the portal during the fourth season finale: “Jonah (Nolan) and I always had an end in mind that we hope to reach. We haven’t quite reached it yet.” The series thus remains unfinished, should it not be picked up again at a later date for another season.

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