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“Westworld,” the HBO sci-fi series’ Season 4 finale ended with plenty of surprises, and left viewers with a number of lingering questions. Luckily, TheWrap spoke with co-creator and co-showrunner Lisa Joy about that Season 4 finale ending, crafting the season as a whole and what might be next for the series if it gets renewed.Indeed, HBO has not yet ordered a fifth season of “Westworld,” but Joy is hopeful they do because Season 5 is planned to be the conclusion to the story that she and co-creator Jonathan Nolan began all the way back in 2016.Below, Joy answers some burning questions we had after that finale including what’s up with Dolores’ test, why Charlotte Hale made that game-changing decision and whether humanity really is toast.Despite the deaths of a number of characters, the Season 4 finale was not planned to serve as a series finale, and Joy is crossing her fingers for a renewal so they can finish out their story in Season 5.“We had always planned on ending the series next season.

Tessa Thompson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are teaming up for “Ash,” a sci-fi thriller directed by filmmaker and musician Steven Ellison, better known as Flying Lotus.Written by Jonni Remmler, the film follows an astronaut (Thompson) who wakes up on the distant planet she’s stationed on to find that the rest of her crew has been brutally murdered. After another astronaut (Gordon-Levitt) comes to rescue her, they begin to investigate what happened, setting into motion a horrifying series of events that leave them wondering if they can really trust each other.Flying Lotus will compose an original score.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticSPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers for the Season 4 finale of “Westworld,” entitled “Que Será, Será,” now streaming on HBO Max.Reviewing the first four episodes of “Westworld’s” fourth season, I noted that the show seemed unnecessarily convoluted, purposefully obscuring what was even happening until the season’s fourth episode. With the back half of “Westworld’s” season having now aired — the finale dropped August 14 — that convolution seems to have served a purpose.

Warning: This podcast post-mortem contains spoilers about tonight’s Westworld season 4 finale “Que Será, Será”

Note: The following contains spoilers for “Westworld” Season 4, Episode 7.“Westworld” viewers know well enough by now that “dead” doesn’t always mean dead in the HBO sci-fi series, but Episode 7 of Season 4 sure seemed to seal the fate of one of the series’ most beloved characters.Since returning from the Sublime, Bernard has maintained that after running simulations, there is only one way to save the world – and in that scenario, he doesn’t make it out alive. After teaming up with a revived Maeve (Thandiwe Newton) to take on Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) and her tower that has human citizens of New York City under control, Bernard was confronted by the William host (Ed Harris) and subsequently shot to death.When asked by TheWrap if Bernard is dead in a recent interview about the episode, Wright replied simply, “It seems so.”The actor wouldn’t let on more than that, and in a season that has seen the return of James Marsden’s Teddy, Wright’s answer seems to leave the door open a smidge for Bernard’s survival – either in the real world or in the Sublime.

Westworld actor Aurora Perrineau has said she didn’t know about her character’s identity until they were filming the fourth season.In the third episode of season four, Perrineau plays a character introduced as C, who is among a group of rebels encountered in the desert by Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) and Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth), as they pursue a weapon to take down Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson).In fourth episode ‘Generation Loss’ , which aired on Sunday (July 17), it’s revealed that C is actually the grown-up version of Caleb’s (Aaron Paul) daughter Frankie. The weapon discovered by Bernard and C is also the dead body of Maeve (Thandiwe Newton) – indicating she is the key to setting humanity and the hosts free from Hale’s copy of Dolores.Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter about the twist, Perrineau confirmed she had no knowledge of her character’s identity prior to filming episode four.“Nothing, I didn’t know anything,” Perrineau said.

Warning: This interview contains spoilers from HBO’s Westworld episode 401 “The Auguries”.

Tessa Thompson stepped out in this season’s biggest red carpet trend for the premiere of HBO’s Westworld in New York.

worldly…See the look below:Speaking with Vogue, Interior co-founder Lily Miesmer called the clothing presented in her 2022 collection “familiar" but “a little fucked up"—which is also exactly how I would describe the futuristic people robots that populate the show. Authentic!Thompson added a black velvet , which appears to wrap around the back of her ponytail, and a single pearl ring to finish off the look. Tessa Thompson, who plays Charlotte Hale in the series, also appears in Thor: Love and Thunder, which premieres later this summer.

new trailer, venture into a new theme park reminiscent of the gangster era.Adapted from “Jurassic Park” writer Michael Crichton’s 1973 film of the same name, the series stars Evan Rachel Wood, Thandiwe Newton, Ed Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Tessa Thompson, Luke Hemsworth, Aaron Paul and Angela Sarafyan. Season 4 will also see James Marsden’s return (the actor was in Season 1 and had a recurring role in Season 2).

Tessa Thompson takes a seat on a human chair while filming new scenes for the upcoming season of Westworld in New York City on Wednesday (October 6).

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorToday we speak with Westworld EP and writer Denise Thé who takes us inside the writers’ room of one of TV’s most genre-bending shows, and how the socially conscious sci-fi action series clicks in all its nuances.Thé wrote two key episodes this past season, episode 3 “The Absence of Field” in which we step inside Charlotte Hale’s (Tessa Thompson) life in the real world, and learn that she’s having connections problems with her ex-husband

Jordan Moreau “Westworld” season 3 upped the action for Tessa Thompson’s character Charlotte Hale, and she loved every bit of it.In her “Actors on Actors” conversation with Ramy Youssef, star and creator of Hulu’s “Ramy,” Thompson said she got to go “full Terminator” in some of the intense action sequences on the latest season.She first tried to explain her complicated story arc on the HBO show’s latest season, which involved some sci-fi body switching.

On HBO’s Westworld, Tessa Thompson plays Charlotte Hale, a cutthroat executive who oversees a dystopic Wild West amusement park populated by lifelike robots. Turns out, even violent androids need Spotify: as Thompson explains by phone, she makes private playlists to explore the show’s world and characters each season.

By Anthony D'Alessandro

By Anthony D'Alessandro

By Nellie Andreeva

HBO’s dystopian sci-fi TV series, Westworld, is back for a third season. Subtitled The New World, it follows Dolores (played by Evan Rachel Wood) navigating Los Angeles in 2058 after escaping the park. Aaron Paul (Caleb) is the newest member of the cast, joining Thandie Newton (Maeve), Jeffrey Wright (Bernard Lowe), Tessa Thompson (Charlotte Hale), and Ed Harris (William). Notable guest stars include Kid Cudi (Francis), Lena Waithe (Ash), and Marshawn Lynch (Giggles).

Even if we're not back in Westworld, it sure feels good to be back in Westworld! The Season 3 premiere simplified the storytelling and took us into the real world to follow Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) on her mission to destroy us all. But even though things were easier to understand than they were in Season 2, there were still several questions that went unanswered.