"Westworld" recently introduced the old-time "Man in Black" character in the series. The character reportedly reveals a different identity of Ed Harris in "Westworld" series. On the contrary the recently capped Episode 10 has been noted as ineffective even with the additional character.
Apparently, it was revealed that William and the "Man in Black" character are one and the same. It has been revealed that the characters were one person revealed in two different parts of his life. "Westworld" was then able to assemble the whole season full of complexity to reveal the news.
Apparently, "Westworld" was able to recreate William with a twisted nature. As it turns out, the true nature of the "Westworld" character is really a heartless, obsessive Man in Black. An episode where a female co-host was recognized by the Man in Black was noted as the same woman with William when he first arrived at the park.
In addition, the showrunners are slated to reveal more twists in the upcoming seasons. Apparently, Dolores may be able to regain full consciousness in "Westworld". Furthermore, Dolores will be able to realize that Arnold was the one who tried to kill ker to keep the Westworld from getting built. As it turns out, Dolores was given the identity known as Wyatt, Esquire reported.
In other news, "Westworld" reportedly took three years and $100 million in start-up costs to create. At one point, "Westworld" also had to halt production. However, the HBO Success story ended its first season being noted as HBO's most successful drama launch, Vulture reported.
"Westworld" has reportedly outperformed the "Game of Thrones". It is said that the show has been raking in 12 million viewers across several platforms. Hence, the executives at HBO are reportedly extremely satisfied with the results.
"Westworld" was already able to debunk the hearsay all over Hollywood that the show was doomed for a massive misfire. It should be noted that previous to airing on HBO, "Westworld" already had its fair share of obstacles from script to screen. Watch Dr. Ford's New Narrative in "Westworld" here:
