Luke Hemsworth Says ‘Westworld’s Cancellation Was “Disappointing” – Deadline

Luke Hemsworth didn’t see HBO’s cancellation of Westworld coming, however is taking a philosophical method to the destiny of the dystopian sci-fi collection.

Talking to ET, on the premiere of his brother Chris Hemsworth’s new Disney+ collection Limitless, he stated: “You hope these items go endlessly, however everybody’s received their very own causes. “I’m very grateful in my opinion in that collection and that journey was an enormous a part of my life, nevertheless it was disappointing.”

Including to that disappointment, Hemsworth acquired the information on his 42^nd birthday. “I used to be like, ‘F**okay! Dammit!’,”he stated.

Hemsworth performed Ashley Stubbs, head of the safety pressure on the Westworld parks, for all 4 seasons, starring reverse the likes of Evan Rachel Wooden, Jeffrey Wright and Ed Harris.

HBO scrapped the present earlier this month following the conclusion of the fourth season in August.

“The thought proper from the beginning was to go full circle and are available again to be about loops, to be about human beings and robots being caught in that trajectory,” he stated. “Sadly, we get minimize off, nevertheless it’s the character of the world. You’ll be able to’t get depressed about it. You progress on and it opens up new doorways.”

Dangerous Robotic’s Westworld, from Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Pleasure, was an adaptation of the 1973 Michael Crichton movie. Throughout its run, it scored 9 Primetime Emmy wins and 54 noms. It follows a world by which the wealthy frequent big themed amusement parks populated by android ‘hosts’ they will kill and have intercourse with with out repercussions. The robots later turn out to be conscious of their state of affairs and get away of the parks earlier than mixing into the actual world and inflicting havoc as they go.