Sylvester Stallone Teases ‘Devious’ Task with Antagonist in Tulsa King S3

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caution! Season 2 of Tulsa King has spoilers, and Sylvester Stallone hints that the partnership between Dwight Manfredi and a season 2 adversary will persist in season 3. Created by Taylor Sheridan, who is known for Yellowstone, Tulsa King’s Paramount+ series, featuring Stallone, resumed its second chapter last September, focusing on Dwight “The General” Manfredi expanding his criminal empire in Oklahoma. The season was successful, and filming for Tulsa King season 3 began this past March, but the release date for the upcoming episodes has not been announced yet.

In an Instagram update, Sylvester Stallone hints at the upcoming events in season 3 of Tulsa King, suggesting that Dwight’s partnership with Frank Grillo’s character, Bill Bevilaqua, will persist. In the post, they are seen together on set in a woodland setting, implying that Dwight and Bill have joined forces for a potentially treacherous mission. The specific nature of this task remains unclear. Have a look at Stallone’s post below:

Here’s my buddy Frank Grillo. We’re about to pull off a somewhat sneaky move for business purposes. It’s not like we’re robbers, correct? In reality, we’re just trying to get back what is rightfully ours. I have a gut feeling this might not end well.

What This Means For Tulsa King Season 3

How Season 2 Sets Up Dwight & Bill’s Story

So far, details about Tulsa King season 3 are scarce, but the ending of season 2 sets up a significant conflict for Dwight in the upcoming episodes. The last scene of season 2 shows Dwight being abducted from Margaret Devereaux’s (Dana Delany) house and taken to an unidentified location, where an off-screen character tells him: “You work for us now.” It’s been speculated that the government might be involved, and it could be that Dwight’s alliance with Bill is part of a broader law enforcement strategy in progress.

Regarding Bill, the straightforward attitude of Grillo led him to take the surprising action in season 2: eliminating Chickie (Domenick Lombardozzi). This move appeared to be a strategic business decision aimed at acquiring half of Cal Thresher’s (Neal McDonough) marijuana farm. Stallone’s video, particularly his reference to “commerce“, hints that their alliance will continue to revolve around shared business objectives. Therefore, Bill remains a potential danger should this arrangement shift.

Our Take On Sylvester Stallone’s Tulsa King Season 3 Post

Stallone & Grillo Could Be A Strong On-Screen Pairing

Despite the tenuous partnership between Dwight and Bill, which is primarily based on shared business goals, it promises to be thrilling to witness these Tulsa King characters collaborate in season 3. There’s a chance that their joint venture for a perilous mission might foster some genuine esteem and appreciation between them. If seasons 1 and 2 have taught us anything, it’s the importance of having allies in achieving success.

Undeniably, the scene where Bill slaughters Chickie underscores his merciless and capricious nature, keeping him a looming danger. The relationship between Bill and Dwight in the upcoming season 3 of “Tulsa King” remains a mystery, but it’s clear that there will be intriguing confrontations ahead.

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2025-05-05 19:17