Westworld
Westworld: The dark dawn of artificial consciousness
A closer look at the story
Westworld is a dark odyssey that follows artificial minds waking into awareness and the way sin itself evolves. Set where the near future meets a reimagined past, the story takes us into a world in which people can indulge their noblest or most depraved desires without limit. Dolores Abernathy, Maeve Millay, Bernard Lowe and the mysterious Man in Black are among the figures at its centre. Created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, the series began on HBO in 2016 and was cancelled after 4 seasons and 36 episodes; Evan Rachel Wood, Thandiwe Newton, Jeffrey Wright and Ed Harris star in this philosophical science-fiction drama.
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Seasons
Cast
- Evan Rachel WoodDolores Abernathy / Christina36 episodes
- Thandiwe NewtonMaeve Millay36 episodes
- Jeffrey WrightBernard Lowe36 episodes
- Tessa ThompsonCharlotte Hale36 episodes
- Aaron PaulCaleb Nichols16 episodes
- James MarsdenTheodore 'Teddy' Flood28 episodes
- Angela SarafyanClementine Pennyfeather29 episodes
- Anthony HopkinsDr. Robert Ford20 episodes
- Vincent CasselSerac8 episodes
- Ingrid Bolsø BerdalArmistice20 episodes
- Ed HarrisMan in Black36 episodes
- Fares FaresAntoine Costa10 episodes
- Louis HerthumPeter Abernathy15 episodes
- Talulah RileyAngela16 episodes
- Gustaf SkarsgårdKarl Strand10 episodes
- Shannon WoodwardElsie Hughes20 episodes
- Sidse Babett KnudsenTheresa Cullen11 episodes
- Jimmi SimpsonWilliam14 episodes
Behind the camera
- Jonathan NolanCreator, Director, Writer, Story
- Lisa JoyCreator, Director, Writer, Story
- Richard J. LewisDirector
- Frederick E. O. ToyeDirector
- Craig William MacneillDirector
- Jennifer GetzingerDirector
- Paul CameronDirector, Cinematography
- Stephen WilliamsDirector
- Vincenzo NataliDirector
- Amanda MarsalisDirector
- Andrew SeklirDirector
- Anna FoersterDirector
Character and job names are shown as recorded in the source.
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