Sylvester Stallone Hopes for Six Seasons of 'Tulsa King'

Sylvester Stallone says he sees a future where 'Tulsa King' runs for six seasons. The actor shared his ideal plan in an interview with Collider, which ScreenRant also reported.

Stallone explained that reaching a sixth season would mean he'd be around 81 years old. He said the demanding role keeps him feeling young, contrasting it with a more sedentary retirement.

When asked about an ending for his character, Dwight Manfredi, Stallone pushed back against a traditionally grim fate for gangsters. He told Collider he believes Dwight has done enough good to earn a more positive conclusion, possibly involving caring for his family and starting a new chapter.

The actor also mentioned he will have a guest role in the upcoming spin-off 'Frisco King'. According to ScreenRant, his involvement spans multiple episodes of the new series.

Season four of 'Tulsa King' is scheduled to premiere on Paramount+ on October 16. The show has already been renewed for a fifth season.