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A shame the Stallone and Schwarzenegger version never happened.
The Silence of the Lambs stars first TV gig will have him playing the man in charge of a futuristic theme park where robots go berserk and attack park guests.
Evan Rachel Wood (Once and Again) also has been cast in the pilot; shell play Dolores Abernathy, a sweet, Midwestern farm girl who has a very rude awakening during the series.
^^LOL...I actually thought that was Bale in that pic above until I went to IMDB and discovered it's James Brolin.
Isn't that the Itchy and Scratchy Theme Park episode of the Simpsons?Robot(s) go berserk on the guests or a single robotic gunslinger?
Isn't that the Itchy and Scratchy Theme Park episode of the Simpsons?
HBOs Westworld is filling out its cast. The sci-fi drama series from producers J.J. Abrams and Jerry Weintraub has enlisted actors from The Hunger Games saga, Foxs Raising Hope, and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, among others.
The six new hires join previously cast stars Anthony Hopkins and Evan Rachel Wood. The pilot is based on Michael Crichtons 1973 film set in a futuristic theme park where androids fulfill dark human desires. Below are the actors and their official role descriptions from producer Warner Bros., which provide more description about the show than whats been released previously. One of the parts, filled by Rodrigo Santoro, seems to be HBOs version of Yul Brynners iconic killer cowboy character from the original film.
Jeffrey Wright (HBOs Boardwalk Empire, The Hunger Games franchise and the James Bond films Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace) as Bernard Lowe: The brilliant and quixotic head of the parks Programming Division, Bernards keen observation of human nature provides him with boundless inspiration for his lifes workcreating artificial people.
Rodrigo Santoro (Focus, The 33) as Harlan Bell: Terrifying and brutal, with a dark sense of humor, Harlan is Westworlds perennial Most Wanted bandit. He subscribes to the theory that the West is a wild place, and the only way to survive is to embrace the role of predator.
Shannon Woodward (Raising Hope) as Elsie King: A sardonic rising star in the Programming division, Elsie is charged with diagnosing the odd quirks of behaviors in the parks hosts.
Ingrid Bolsø Berdal (Hercules, Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters) as Armistice: A savage fighter and brutal bandit, her ruthlessness with her victims is surpassed only by her abiding loyalty to her fellow outlaws.
Angela Sarafyan (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2) as Clementine Pennyfeather: One of Westworlds most popular attractions, every aspect of Clementine is perfectly beguiling, by design.
Simon Quarterman (The Devil Inside) as Lee Sizemore: The narrative director of Westworld, his inspired storylines consistently delight or terrify the guestsand his artistic temperament consistently grates on his colleagues.
It's a great idea, but whomever is cast in the Yul Brynner role will be a disappointment.
It's impossible to surpass the badassness of the original terminator.
Based on the original film and the premise, I'm not sure how they are going to turn this into a series...
Marsden (Lee Daniels The Butler, Anchorman 2) has joined the HBO sci-fi drama about a futuristic theme park filled with android residents that fulfill human desires. The actor will play Teddy Flood, who is described as a mysterious new arrival to a small frontier town. Teddy quickly proves both his charmand his talent with a revolver. His pursuit of a local beauty launches him on a dark odyssey.
Dammit!Isn't that the Itchy and Scratchy Theme Park episode of the Simpsons?
Rouse will play Kissy (short for Kisecawchuck), an American Indian who deals cards, and contraband, from the town saloon, making him an expert in games both on and off the card table.
Also booked roles in Westworld are Demetrius Grosse (Banshee, Justified), Kyle Bornheimer (Shes Out of My League, Bachelorette), Currie Graham (Murder in the First, NYPD Blue), Lena Georgas (Prime Suspect, Ray Donovan), Steven Ogg (Grand Theft Auto V) and Timothy Lee DePriest.
Heck yes.
Alright, I've seen Westworld and they've got a great Sci-fi concept to play with.
Imagine living out your fantasy of Game of Thrones as your own personal theme parks...
So this is Jurassic Park with robots?
I am intrigued.
What's the earliest we'll see it?
Ed Harris is coming to series TV: The Abyss and Apollo 13 actor has signed on as the Big Bad in HBOs Westworld reboot.
The four-time Oscar nominees character is called The Man in Black, and is described as the distillation of pure villainy into one man. He joins previously cast star and fellow series television newcomerAnthony Hopkins, along with Evan Rachel Wood, Jeffrey Wright, and Shannon Woodward.