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Westworld Co-Creator Drops New Details About Season 4, And I m Already Confused

Westworld Star Reveals Season 4 Is Starting Up And Confirms Character s Return

CinemaBlend It looks like HBO s mystery-driven drama Westworld is finally starting up for its anticipated fourth season, and we ve already got a quick confirmation update. While the Season 3 finale left some questions about some certain characters, one major star is confirming the fate of his twist-heavy character, giving fans something to look forward to in Season 4. Jeffrey Wright, who has portrayed the host Bernard Lowe in the HBO series, recently posted a picture on Instagram indicating that production is either already started on Season 4, or is starting soon. Check it out! While the picture is somewhat simple, only including the “Bernard” name plate, Wright’s caption of “Good morning…old friend” is seemingly proof that the entirety of Season 4 won t take place during the time when Bernard zipped away into the Sublime in the Season 3 finale. Not to mention the comment is a direct reference to how Anthony Hopkins Robert Ford talked to him. Plen

The West Wing: 14 Actors You Forgot Were On The Series

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard The West Wing boasted a star-studded cast that has stood the test of time, with series regulars including Martin Sheen, Allison Janney and Robe Lowe. But many of the young actors who guest starred on the political drama, which aired for seven seasons from 1999-2005, went on to have phenomenal careers of their own, such as Elisabeth Moss, who played the youngest of President Jed Bartlet’s three daughters, and Amy Adams, who helped the White House staffers after they were stranded at a farm in Indiana. With more than 150 episodes, The West Wing’s sets were graced by hundreds of actors, so it’s to be expected you might have forgotten that these future stars were among them.

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