Westworld returns March 15 third season: Westworld is undoubtedly one of the series of this end of the 2010s, a dystopia like no other. Fans number in the millions and everyone as much as they are will certainly be delighted to learn that season 3 is coming next March 15th.

The HBO TV series Westworld will return to the screens for its third season starting March 15, the channel announced a few hours ago. The announcement of this return date was accompanied by a new teaser to make fans wait until the date in question. As usual, we don't see much, we understand even less, in the direct line of what we know of Westworld.

Westworld returns March 15 third season

Westworld returns to HBO on March 15

The video begins by talking about a 45th President’s impeachment process, a second civil war that breaks out in Russia, environmental disasters are happening around the world and a few more events that seem to be adding up to cause one big problem. Co-creator of the series Jonathan Nolan said during the San Diego Comic-Con that this new season was partly inspired by Ridley Scott's Blade Runner and will focus on a dystopian future: “dystopia can be very pretty in the world Said Nolan. "The fact that the world is corrupt inside does not necessarily mean that all this can be stifled and made prettier. We wanted to find a version of this dystopia that we had never seen before. ”
for a third season that still promises a lot of mystery

The second season of Westworld offered spectators a number of answers to very important questions and opened the door to more important mysteries. The official recap of the season 2 finale fulfills its mission perfectly, namely to come back to all the important points to remember before attacking this third season. According to Deadline, this season will see the return of many stars from the series. Evan Rachel Wood will resume her role as Dolores, Thandie Newton of Maeve, Ed Harris in the Man in Black costume, Jeffrey Wright in that of Bernard, Tessa Thompson that of Charloote and Luke Hemsworth in the skin of Stubbs.

TRENDING: Biggest annual decline in GDP since 2012 in November

The British economy recorded its lowest annual growth rate in over seven years in November after a sharp drop in activity, official statistics released on Tuesday showed.

Annual growth in gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 0.6% in November over a year, a figure in line with the expectations of economists polled by Reuters, against 1.0% (revised from 0.7%) in October.

This is its lowest level since June 2012.

In November alone, GDP fell 0.3%, its largest decline since April.

The National Statistics Office (ONS) also announced that the trade deficit had reached its lowest level since 2005 at 5.256 billion pounds sterling (6.13 billion euros) in November against 10.95 billion pounds in October.

Economists polled by Reuters predicted an average deficit of £ 11.70 billion.