While no stranger to making impressive appearances on the big screen, Jeffrey Wright's time on television has also earned him some notable roles. One of his most recent and remarkable turns was in "Westworld," the sci-fi show inspired by the Michael Crichton book and film that saw guests of an amusement park have iffy encounters with robots turned sentient. Wright was the super cool (standard) designer Bernard Lowe, who had secrets of his own that even he didn't know about linked to the park's founder, Dr. Robert Ford (Sir Anthony Hopkins).
Wright, who has earned an Emmy nomination for every season he's appeared in so far (via IMDb), recently gave a bit more info on when we can expect to return to the series held off due to the pandemic. Speaking to Deadline, Wright revealed, "Season 4 is going to be more of the 'Westworld' you've come to expect and more digging down into some issues and some technology that is going to look familiar to us, as always." Keeping tight-lipped over what's in store, Wright promised, "It's gonna be exciting. I'm not sure exactly when we're to air but within the coming months, certainly."
