It's one of the highest-anticipated debuts on TV this spring.The stars of Westworld were out and about for the show's season two premiere at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, California Monday, as the highly-anticipated show returns to the air this week following a first season that was successful both critically and commercially.The women atop the HBO western sci-fi drama, Thandie Newton and Evan Rachel Wood, both amazed in stunning outfits at the glitzy event.Wood, 30, wore a pinstriped tan three-piece suit with large brown buttons and black shoes. She had her shoulder-length auburn locks parted to the side and a touch of blush on her fair complexion as she posed for photographers.Newton, 46, dazzled in a magenta print jumpsuit with orange metallic open toe heels and large, dangling earrings. The beautiful actress, who plays liberated saloon madame Maeve Millay, had her hair pulled back into a ponytail, with minimal makeup to highlight her natural beauty. Angela Sarafyan, the gorgeous actress who plays Maeve's protege Clementine Pennyfeather, dropped jaws in a white gown with a top that plunged just above her navel. The 34-year-old beauty had her brown locks parted in the middle and accessorized with long earrings. Other cast members in attendance on Monday included Jeffrey Wright, James Marsden, Ingrid Bolsø Berdal, Shannon Woodward, Simon Quarterman, Leonardo Nam, Steven Ogg, Clifton Collins Jr. and Luke Hemsworth, who brought his younger brother Liam to the proceedings. New cast members for season two on hand included Tao Okamoto, Katja Herbers, Kiki Sukezane and Julia Jones.The program - developed by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, based off the 1973 film - debuted in the fall of 2016, rumbling to become HBO's most-watched inaugural season of any program with an average of 12 million viewers on all platforms. It was subsequently nominated for 22 Emmys last year, capturing four of them.It garnered strong social media buzz and endless Reddit speculation with an engaging storyline, ensemble cast and a unique soundtrack by composer Ramin Djawadi setting contemporary song set to player piano music. It's stayed on the zeitgeist with elaborate immersive showcases at events such as San Diego Comic-Con and SXSW, where fans visited saloons on western sets similar to the ones seen on the show.The second season premiere should get off to a big start after the show's initial season ended on a massive cliffhanger, with the beginning of a robot rebellion at the futuristic amusement park.The show's sophomore season, slated for 10 episodes, begins on HBO Sunday at 9/8c.
