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Just before filming for the fourth season of 'Tulsa King' began, around 26 crew members were unexpectedly dismissed and expected to be replaced, amid reports of crew turnover and upcoming layoffs at Paramount, with no clear link to budget cuts but possibly related to creative changes and industry shifts.
Just days before filming for 'Tulsa King' Season 4 begins, 26 crew members, including key stunt personnel and Stallone's long-time stunt double, were replaced, likely due to standard production restructuring and budget considerations, with no contractual obligations for the outgoing staff.
Several crew members of Tulsa King, including stunt coordinators and doubles, were unexpectedly replaced ahead of season 4, despite initial plans for renewal and their expectations of continued employment, amid broader industry changes and executive shifts at Paramount.
Several crew members of Tulsa King, including stunt coordinators and doubles, were unexpectedly replaced ahead of season 4, despite initial plans for renewal and continuity, amid broader industry layoffs and production changes.
'Tulsa King' returns for its third season on September 21 on Paramount+, with new episodes dropping weekly. The series stars Sylvester Stallone as a Mafia capo in Tulsa, and is a major hit for the streamer, which has already ordered a fourth season. Viewers can watch episodes via subscription plans, with options for a free trial through Amazon Prime Video Channels.
Tulsa King Season 3 will premiere on September 21, featuring new enemies, the Dunmires, and introducing Samuel L. Jackson's character, who will star in a spinoff called NOLA King set to debut next year. The series follows Dwight's expanding empire and the threats from rival families.
Paramount+ announced that 'Tulsa King' Season 3 will premiere on September 21, with new episodes released weekly. The season will feature Dwight's expanding empire facing new enemies, including the Dunmires family, and will include guest star Samuel L. Jackson, who will also lead a spinoff series 'NOLA King.'
Samuel L. Jackson will star in 'NOLA King,' a spinoff of 'Tulsa King,' where he plays Russell Lee Washington Jr., a character introduced in the third season of 'Tulsa King.' The series follows Washington's return to New Orleans to reconnect with his roots and take control of the city, while facing threats from his past. This marks Jackson's first leading role in a TV series, and the show is part of a broader franchise expansion for Paramount+.
Paramount+ has ordered a new series called NOLA King, a spinoff of Tulsa King, starring Samuel L. Jackson as Russell Lee Washington Jr., who returns to New Orleans to reconnect with his roots and confront old foes after being sent to Tulsa to eliminate Dwight Manfredi, with Jackson also serving as an executive producer.
Samuel L. Jackson will star in and executive produce a new series called NOLA King, a spinoff from Tulsa King, as part of Taylor Sheridan's expanding universe. Jackson will appear in Tulsa King’s third season before leading his own series set in New Orleans, with production expected to start in February.
A spinoff series titled 'NOLA King' set in New Orleans is in development at Paramount+ with Samuel L. Jackson attached to star and executive produce, stemming from his guest appearance in the third season of 'Tulsa King'.
At amfAR's inaugural Las Vegas gala, held during the Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend, a walk-on role for the series 'Tulsa King' was auctioned for $300,000. The event, honoring Sylvester Stallone and his wife Jennifer, raised over $3 million for AIDS research. Highlights included performances by Diana Ross and Amber Riley, and auctions of luxury items, including a painting by Stallone that sold for $410,000.
Today's TV highlights include the debut of 'Dune: Prophecy' and 'Landman,' along with the finale of 'Tulsa King.' These releases mark significant events in the entertainment schedule, offering viewers a mix of new series and concluding storylines.
SAG-AFTRA responds to allegations of Sylvester Stallone creating a toxic environment for background actors on the set of "Tulsa King," emphasizing the need for a respectful workplace and stating their commitment to the safety and well-being of cast members. Stallone and Paramount have not commented on the allegations, which include disparaging remarks and a casting director's resignation due to a "clear toxic environment." The union offers support and guidance despite not covering background actors in Atlanta under its TV/theatrical agreements.
SAG-AFTRA responds to allegations of Sylvester Stallone making disparaging comments about background actors on the set of Tulsa King, stating that there is no room for such behavior. The casting agency has parted ways with the show, and claims of Stallone mocking the appearance of background actors have surfaced. The director denies the allegations, while a background actor who felt targeted speaks out. The show's producers are investigating the claims as the second season of Tulsa King is underway.