Westworld
Facts
34 properties- Instance of
- film
- Director
- Michael Crichton[1]
- Genre
- action film, thriller film, science fiction film, horror film, dystopian film, Western film[4][5][6][7][8][9]
- Publication date
- October 24, 1973, November 16, 1973, November 21, 1973, December 8, 1973, December 28, 1973, December 29, 1973, January 24, 1974, February 18, 1974, February 21, 1974, February 27, 1974, March 14, 1974, March 25, 1974, April 12, 1974, September 13, 1974, October 18, 1974, April 14, 1975, June 7, 1976, February 25, 1988, 1973[35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48]
- Followed by
- Futureworld[10]
- Screenwriter
- Michael Crichton[2]
- Producer
- Paul Lazarus III[25]
- Duration
- +89
- Aspect ratio (W:H)
- 2.35:1
- Assessment
- Bechdel test, reverse Bechdel Test, Mako Mori test, Vito Russo test
- CNC film rating (France)
- no age restriction
- Cast member
- Yul Brynner, Richard Benjamin, James Brolin, Alan Oppenheimer, Victoria Shaw, Dick Van Patten, Steven Franken, Majel Barrett, Anne Randall, Nora Marlowe, Robert Hogan, Linda Gaye Scott, Jared Martin, Kip King, Davis Roberts[11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24]
- Composer
- Fred Karlin[3]
- Country of origin
- United States[34]
- Derivative work
- Westworld
- Director of photography
- Gene Polito[27]
- Distributed by
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer[49]
- Distribution format
- video on demand[29]
- FSK film rating
- FSK 16
- Film editor
- David Bretherton[60]
- Filming location
- Los Angeles[51]
- Kijkwijzer rating
- 16
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- MPA film rating
- PG
- Main subject
- android, artificial intelligence, risk management, entertainment industry, safety, adventure travel, reality, escapism[52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59]
- Media franchise
- Westworld
- Narrative location
- United States[50]
- Production company
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer[26]
- Set in environment
- amusement park
- Set in period
- 20th century, 1983
- Title
- Westworld
- VIAF cluster ID
- 221438568
- ACMI ID
- works/107886
- AFI Catalog of Feature Films ID
- 54403
- AllMovie title ID
- v53970
- Allcinema film ID
- 2332
- AlloCiné film ID
- 56130
- Amazon Standard Identification Number
- B000LJ9ZWO
- Apple TV movie ID
- umc.cmc.35iw9i9cqugw8z4jam98pwipv
- BBC programme ID
- b007c4vs
- BFI National Archive work ID
- 150052432
- Cine.gr film ID (archived)
- 705509
- Cinema.de ID
- 1340060
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- Ciné-Ressources film ID
- 31214
- Cinémathèque québécoise work ID
- 3120
- ClassInd audiovisual work ID
- 663
- Decine21 film ID
- 11726
- Deutsche Synchronkartei film ID
- 3621
- Does the Dog Die? media ID
- 237064
- Douban film ID
- 1297907
- EDb film ID
- t0002741
- EIDR content ID
- 10.5240/00A7-792F-D5EA-47CF-4073-U
- ElCinema film ID
- 2020098
- ElFilm film ID
- 70766
- Elonet movie ID
- 101855
- Encyclopedia of Science Fiction ID
- westworld
- Exploitation mark number
- 42463
- Fandango film ID
- 41986
- FantLab work ID
- 21675
- Fernsehserien.de ID
- filme/westworld
- FilmAffinity film ID
- 731577
- FilmVandaag ID
- film/5728
- Filmfront film ID (archived)
- 49465
- Filmová databáze film ID
- 27009
- Filmweb.no film ID
- 73227
- Filmweb.pl film ID
- 31493
- Freebase ID
- /m/02cp5f
- Garance item ID
- 7370859
- Google Play Movies & TV ID
- coVCSMfJiVk
- ICAA film catalogue ID
- 107350
- IMCDB work ID
- 70909
- IMDb ID
- tt0070909
- ITunes movie ID
- 294015994
- KINENOTE film ID
- 878
- Kinobox film ID
- 198131
- Kinopoisk film ID
- 6530
- LUMIERE film ID
- 59473
- LdiF ID
- 9371
- Letterboxd film ID
- westworld
- MPA certificate number
- 23663
- MUBI film numeric ID
- 48856
- Mediafilm ID (archived)
- mf-tt-4411396283
- Metacritic ID
- movie/westworld
- Movie Review Query Engine ID
- westworld-m100045611
- Movie Walker Press film ID
- mv877
- MovieLens movie ID
- 2527
- MovieMeter film ID
- 1204
- Moviepilot.de film ID
- westworld-3
- Movies Anywhere ID
- westworld
- NLP ID
- a0000003539102
- National Library of Spain SpMaBN ID
- XX4175050
- OCLC number
- 45078509
- OFDb film ID
- 2749
- OMDb film ID
- 2362
- PORT film ID
- 17021
- Plex media key
- 5d77682be6d55c002040b712
- Quora topic ID
- Westworld-1973-Movie
- Rotten Tomatoes ID
- m/westworld
- Schnittberichte.com title ID
- 6705
- Scope.dk film ID
- 7055
- Swedish Film Database ID
- 41537
- TCM Movie Database film ID (archived)
- 2748
- TMDB movie ID
- 2362
- TV Guide show ID (former scheme)
- 122642
- TV Tropes ID
- Film/Westworld
- TV.com ID (archived)
- movies/westworld
- The Numbers movie ID
- Westworld
- TheTVDB movie ID
- 6073
- Topic's main category
- Category:Westworld
- Trakt.tv ID
- movies/westworld-1973
- Trakt.tv film ID
- 1660
- Wolfram Language entity code
- Entity["Movie", "Westworld::wg9sh"]
- YouTube video ID
- coVCSMfJiVk
- ČSFD film ID
- 1779
Cast member 14
Main subject 8
Nominated for 2
Set in period 2
Assessment 1
Composer 1
Country of origin 1
Derivative work 1
Director 1
Distributed by 1
Distribution format 1
Film editor 1
Filming location 1
Followed by 1
Followed by (predecessor) 1
Instance of 1
Narrative location 1
Original language of film or TV show 1
Production company 1
Screenwriter 1
Set in environment 1
Topic's main category 1
← Based on 1
← Category's main topic 1
← Inspired by 1
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evidence “Hollywood had experimented with computers before, but in 1973, "Westworld" — one of the '70s sci-fi movies everyone needs to watch — became the guinea pig for more complex computer-generated imagery (CGI).” bgr.com · read source
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evidence “It was a much more interesting character playing a robot – like in Westworld, Yul Brynner played somebody with no emotions and with no feelings and no pity for anything – and to play this kind of a character."” bbc.com · read source