Second Wind
Movie legend Sylvester Stallone looks to be thriving, thanks to his reinvention as a TV star on his hit show Tulsa King. He’s having a ball and is even getting his daughter, Scarlet Rose Stallone, to join him on the show for season 5. Additionally, Stallone was originally withholding his reaction to the upcoming movie I Play Rocky until he saw it for himself. Now, the star is in full support of the film, complete with joining the cast at the premiere and predicting an Oscar for Anthony Ippolito.
Stallone wants Garfield on Tulsa King
Stallone admitted that he was originally skeptical about I Play Rocky, but he was seemingly won over by the film. According to Entertainment Weekly, the action icon recently gave an interview with The Rest is Entertainment, where he also admitted that he surprisingly hit it off with Andrew Garfield and he now wants to bring him onto Tulsa King.
Stallone explained,
Certain actors… quite often they’re standoffish. It’s just their nature to be solitary creatures, as a rule. But when they’re among themselves, things happen.”
He then said,
I was with Andrew Garfield last night. I never thought we would hit it off, ever.”
Then, he revealed,
I thought, boy, I’d love to have him as a villain in Tulsa King because it would create a whole different dynamic.”
Sly would go on to say that Garfield could play an “AI-driven antagonist,” which sounds like it might have been influenced by Garfield’s recent role in the ChatGPT film Artificial. Stallone adds, “Instead of this big, lumbering, you know, villain, maybe it’s, you know, it’s thoughtful. Maybe it’s AI-driven. Maybe it’s something that I have no idea how to stop.”
Season 4
Our Alex Maidy enjoyed season four of Tulsa King with a 7/10 rating, saying, “Tulsa King is still a showcase for Sylvester Stallone, who continues to be an awesome presence on screen. At 80, Stallone still has it to be an intimidating physical presence, and his performance as a gangster has become one of the highlights of his filmography. […] Tulsa King is still a fun, violent, and entertaining series, this season being the most bloody and gruesome to date. It may not be as funny as the first three seasons, but I think this might be one of the best so far.”
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