Sylvester Stallone Returns for Tulsa King Seasons 3 4 | Paramount+ Hit Show

Paramount+ is moving forward with its hit drama series, Tulsa King, as Sylvester Stallone is reportedly finalizing a deal to return as Dwight “The General” Manfredi for Seasons 3 and 4. Stallone, who also serves as an executive producer, is set to receive a salary increase from his Season 2 rate of $1.5 million per episode (via Deadline).

While Paramount+ has yet to officially confirm the renewal, sources suggest a two-season extension is likely, driven by the overwhelming success of Season 2. The latest season achieved record-breaking viewership, with over 10 million households tuning in over 35 days, surpassing Season 1 by 8%.

A Mafia Story with a Twist

Created by Taylor Sheridan and written by Terence Winter, Tulsa King follows Stallone as Dwight Manfredi, a New York mafia capo rebuilding his criminal empire in Tulsa, Oklahoma, after a 25-year prison sentence. The show’s mix of drama and dark humor has won over fans and critics alike.

The cast includes Jay Will, Max Casella, Andrea Savage, and Garrett Hedlund, with Neal McDonough and Frank Grillo joining in Season 2.

Expanding the Tulsa King Universe

With the series’ growing popularity, spinoffs akin to Sheridan’s Yellowstone franchise are reportedly under consideration. Tulsa King has cemented itself as a major hit for Paramount+, marking Stallone’s first regular TV role.

With Stallone’s deal nearly finalized, fans can look forward to more action-packed drama as the Tulsa King universe expands.