Westworld: Last News

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When Aaron Paul joined HBO’s “Westworld” for its third season, which premiered March 15, he was a “crazy fan” of the show. But executive producers Lisa Joy and Jonathan “Jonah” Nolan didn’t ask him to play one of the show’s sentient robots rebelling against humanity. Instead, he portrays a human named Caleb, a military veteran struggling to eke out a living in Los Angeles circa 2058, when he crosses paths with Evan Rachel Wood’s avenging android Dolores. For Paul, the star of “Breaking Bad” and “The Path,” Caleb’s disconsolate life was relatively familiar territory — and the Emmy-winning actor wouldn’t have it any other way.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the Season 3 premiere of “Westworld.”

season three is just around the corner. 

is back — and joining,, and are a trove of new cast members that will play into each character’s storyline in season three. The most notable new character is Caleb played by, who has returned to TV with his first onscreen role since and the follow-up film . 

Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul has said he stopped reading the news because all he ever saw online was Donald Trump and the coronavirus.

Aaron Paul rose to fame for his Emmy-winning role as Jesse Pinkman, crystal meth dealer in “Breaking Bad” (2008-2013). It’s a role so iconic that Paul, 40, says fans still approach him about it on a daily basis over half a decade since it’s been off the air.

Nearly two years later, is back. 

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Luke Hemsworth relied on Evan Rachel Wood going easy on him while filming action scenes for the latest series of Westworld as he had recently undergone bicep surgery.

Westworld star Tessa Thompson says the industry can’t only be showing black pain and criminality in films and TV shows.The 36-year-old has spoken out about the importance of representing all kinds of black experiences on screen rather than obsessing over one aspect of life.Speaking to Ramy Youssef for Variety magazine, Tessa explained she feels the ‘burden’ of being exceptional as a black actress – especially as the only person of colour starring in Westworld.‘The work that we do should be inside a diversity of ideas around our identity, because Muslims are not a monolith, and neither are black people,’ she said.‘When we’re able to speak from a place of honesty, we set people free, because there’s bound to be somebody that feels seen and