Stallone to star as mob boss in new series!
Sylvester Stallone, Rocky or Rambo. Whatever role you call him, that’s him. He became one of the most popular actors today, but his life is not easy at all.
The famous actor plays the main role in the series for the first time…
Sylvester Stallone, Rocky or Rambo. Whatever role you call him, that’s him. He became one of the most popular actors today, but his life is not easy at all.
He was born with paralysis of the lower left part of the jaw and had a special facial expression, which was the first obstacle for him to practice acting, which he loved from an early age. In addition, he had a speech impediment, so many of his castings ended ingloriously later. But he never gave up...
Sylvester Stallone plays mafia boss Dwight Manfredi called "General" in the new series "Tulsa King" signed by the famous Taylor Sheridan, author of the hits "Yellowstone", "Mayor of Kingstown", and "1883".
The production company Paramount +, which is also behind this Sheridan project, has published the first picture from the shooting of this realization, and judging by Sylvester’s previous achievements, actions, dramas, and shootings will not be missing.
"Tulsa King" will be the first series in which Stallone plays the main role. Previously, back in the seventies, he played in classic titles such as "Police Story" and "Kojak", and recently in the series "This Is Us".
The series follows the capo of the New York mafia, Manfredi, who, after being released from prison after 25 years, was banished by his boss to open a shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Realizing that his mafia family may not have the best interests in mind for him, Dwight is slowly building a "crew" of a group of unusual characters who will help him establish a new criminal empire in a place that seems like another planet to him.
The actor is also one of the executive producers of this series, and it is not yet known when it will appear on streaming platforms. Apart from Sylvester, Winter, David C.Glasser, Ron Burkle, Bob Yari, David Hutkin and Allen Coulter are also working on this project.
