Production for Sylvester Stallone’s ‘Tulsa King’ season 5 has already started, and Sylvester Stallone is quite excited about returning to the hard-hitting role. During a recent interview, Stallone shared that there was an actor he never thought he would get along with; however, the two ended up hitting it off, and he wants this actor to play the villain.
Sylvester Stallone talks about wanting Andrew Garfield to work in ‘Tulsa King’
During an interview on ‘The Rest Is Entertainment,’ Stallone opened up about the upcoming season of ‘Tulsa King’ and how he wants one of the most beloved Hollywood stars to join him on the show as a villain. Talking about Andrew Garfield, the actor opened up about how the two ended up hitting it off and how Garfield should join his TV show. “Certain actors… quite often they’re standoffish,” Stallone began. “It’s just their nature to be solitary creatures, as a rule. But when they’re among themselves, things happen,” he commented.He also shared that he never felt he and Garfield would ever be able to work and bond together, saying the situation seemed highly unlikely. “I thought, boy, I’d love to have him as a villain in Tulsa King because it would create a whole different dynamic,” he added. Mentioning that he would like to see the ‘Spider-Man’ star in a villain role, he shared, “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.”Garfield and Stallone had earlier shared the screen during their interview with ‘The Graham Norton Show.’ During the show, the young actor commented about one of his upcoming TV projects, “I wanted to ask you guys about—I’m playing Roy Horn, of Siegfried and Roy,” to which Stallone replied by sharing that he personally knew the man. They also talked about Stallone’s rise to fame in the entertainment industry with ‘Rocky.‘ When Garfield asked him how old he was at the time, the veteran star replied, “As you know, there’s kind of a cutoff point to make it in Hollywood. Usually, if you’re not somewhere by the time you’re 28 or 29, it’s kind of hard to make it in your thirties. Would you agree? I was like 29 and three-quarters. I was right there, I tell you, right at the tipping point.”The fourth season of ‘Tulsa King’ premiered on October 16 and had a total of 10 episodes, with the final one scheduled for December 18, 2026. The show streams primarily on Paramount+ and can also be watched on Prime Video.
