Evan Rachel Wood

Evan Rachel Wood, who recently acted in Kajillionaire, written and directed by Miranda July, and completed three seasons of the TV series Westworld, was first interviewed by the journalists of the Hollywood Foreign Press in 2003 when she was 15- years old and talked about playing a troubled teenager in Thirteen directed by Catherine Hardwick. “Unfortunately, I could relate to the character and to the story pretty well.

In the weeks before the Corona Virus stopped public gatherings, women chose trousers, while both sexes went for comfort. .

What does your vision of the future look like? That is one of the themes Westworld’s third season deals with. “The first season was the awakening, the second season was the reckoning and this season is really about choice: who we decide we are going to be now given the information and now knowing the world,” three-time Golden Globe nominee Evan Rachel Wood, who plays Dolores, told HFPA journalist Greet Ramaekers.

We called it last week - and people continue to be passionate about pink – but in a fun way. Camel get serious, and big sleeves are here to stay.

Expectations are high as a patchwork of conflicting clues build up to the much anticipated second season premiere of HBO's Westworld, as hosts and guests once again inhabit the futuristic wild west amusement park of dreams, desires and mayhem, first created in the mind of legendary sci-fi writer Michael Crichton, who wrote and directed the 1973 film on which the series is based. While the first season had hosts awakening to their consciousness, the second season looks to promise epic conflicts, violence and retribution as our HFPA members Ramzi Malouki and Michele Manelis (with camera work by Mirai Konishi) discovered in these exclusive interviews with cast members Evan Rachel Wood, James Marsden and Thandiwe Newton.

Michael Crichton’s Westworld is the only film directed by the amazingly prolific sci-fi writer. It foreshadowed the themes he would develop in Jurassic Park as well as those of James Cameron’s Terminator series, with the relentless pursuit by an unstoppable cyborg-cowboy (an unforgettable Yul Brynner).