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Whaaaaaaaat???Series Adaptation Of Westworld From J.J. Abrams, Jonathan Nolan & Jerry Weintraub Gets Pilot Production Commitment At HBO
By NELLIE ANDREEVA
In one of the biggest commitments ever for HBO, the pay cable network has nabbed Westworld, a drama series inspired by Michael Crichtons 1973 sci-fi movie. The project, from J.J. Abrams Bad Robot, Person Of Interest creator Jonathan Nolan, producer Jerry Weintraub and Warner Bros TV, has received a pilot production commitment. It marks the first major cable sale for Bad Robot, which had been focused on broadcast TV for the past few years with such series as Fringe, Person Of Interest, Revolution and the upcoming Believe. Written by Nolan and Lisa Joy (Burn Notice), Westworld is described as a dark odyssey about the dawn of artificial consciousness and the future of sin. Nolan is set to direct the pilot, which he and Joy will executive produce with Abrams, Weintraub and Bryan Burk. Kathy Lingg is co-executive producing, while Athena Wickam serves as a producer. Warner Bros TV is producing with Bad Robot, Jerry Weintraub Prods and Kilter Films.
This marks the second series inspired by Westworld, which starred Yul Brynner, Richard Benjamin and James Brolin and introduced new digital visual techniques (check out the trailer for the movie below). The first, the short-lived 1980 drama Beyond Westworld, was a continuation of both Westworld and its movie sequel Futureworld.
Aha. Would that make Deadwood into another narrative?I still cannot believe this dude, Logan and Charlotte made it out alive
Two things I want:
- Hopkins and Harris doing a commentary track for "Contrapasso"
- Ian McShane showing up as older Logan in next season
Aha. Would that make Deadwood into another narrative?
Every HBO series is actually a narrative.
Hopkins was good..but he's always good. So it's kinda like rewarding a dog for barking that's what it does , and does well at this point, so it' nothing special. Not to mention, he was in it sparingly.
Jeffery Wright -should have gotten a nod but Wood and Newton were the stars of this show.
It fell out of William's pocket. Also, it was nowhere near Abernathy homestead.
Just finished watching season ONE.....damn fine show. I did not see some of the twists and turns they went to.
I'll put this in spoiler tags in case someone comes in who hasn't seen the entire season yet.........the William scenes were 30 years old (he was the young Ed Harris character)....the pic fell out of his pocket and over some time was buried and the area later became the farm.