Jonathan Nolan Seeks to Conclude 'Westworld' Despite HBO Cancellation

Exploring alternative mediums for a final season, Nolan remains hopeful for an opportunity to wrap up the series.

Jonathan Nolan, co-creator of 'Westworld,' expresses a strong desire to complete the series with a fifth and final season, despite its cancellation by HBO in 2022.
Nolan is open to concluding 'Westworld's story through various mediums, including a movie, special, or graphic novel, and remains hopeful for an opportunity to do so.
The removal of 'Westworld' from HBO Max and its availability on ad-supported services like Tubi has reached a broader audience, a move Nolan views positively.
Nolan and Lisa Joy, the show's creators, have always envisioned a conclusive end to the series, hinting at a return to the western theme with Dolores in a new role.
Despite understanding HBO's decision from a business perspective, Nolan is still determined to find a way to finish 'Westworld's story, underscoring his commitment to storytelling and the show's fans.