Starring Anthony Hopkins, Ed Harris, James Marsden, Evan Rachel Wood and Thandie Newton, the HBO show is set in a futuristic Wild West theme park, populated by lifelike robots. High paying humans can visit the park to indugle their darkest fantasies without any fear for retribution.
Martin brought up the idea of a crossover between his show with "Westworld" showrunners Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy over dinner a few months ago, reported Entertainment Weekly.
Show creator Jonathan Nolan loved the idea.
But showrunner Lisa Joy, who is also married to Nolan, however, is not that excited about the idea.
"I need to believe that dragons are real. I want them to be a real thing. So as much as I love George, I can't lose that for myself!"
"Westworld" and "Game of Thrones" air in India on Star World Premiere HD.
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