Tulsa King (2022)
Crime
Dwight Manfredi, surnommé "Le Général", vient de sortir de prison où il a passé 25 ans. Cet ancien membre de la mafia new-yorkaise est cependant contraint de s'exiler à Tulsa dans l'Oklahoma. Il va y rassembler sa propre « famille » pour développer un empire criminel.
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Overview
Dwight Manfredi, surnommé "Le Général", vient de sortir de prison où il a passé 25 ans. Cet ancien membre de la mafia new-yorkaise est cependant contraint de s'exiler à Tulsa dans l'Oklahoma. Il va y rassembler sa propre « famille » pour développer un empire criminel.
Cast
- Sylvester Stallone as Dwight 'The General' Manfredi
- Martin Starr as Lawrence 'Bodhi' Geigerman
- Jay Will as Tyson Mitchell
- Annabella Sciorra as Joanne
- Neal McDonough as Cal Thresher
- Robert Patrick as Jeremiah Dunmire
- Beau Knapp as Cole Dunmire
- Bella Heathcote as Cleo Montague
- Kevin Pollak as Special Agent Musso
- Chris Caldovino as Goodie Carangi
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Reviews
2022-11-14
I have to confess I stumbled across this, quite by chance. I don't watch a lot of US entertainment these days. I did however, grow up watching my share of Stallone action films, so a dash of nostalgia and curiosity, drew me in.
There's nothing terribly original by now about the plot of Tulsa King. Its Mafia style antics are noting new. I think it was a smart move, playing this as a dark comedy. It fits the well worn character, Stallone, inhabits.
That said, I guess the key question is, is it entertaining? I'd say "sort of". I like seeing Stallone back on the small screen. Regrettably, thus far and I appreciate its early days, the story is a little basic. Even for a comedy, it stretches credulity at times and lacks an intelligent wit and charm, that would have rendered it, more appealing.
In summary, Stallone's star power will probably draw people in but will viewers keep watching? Unless it ups the stakes, by crafting a more witty, clever tale of a long in tooth mobster, I for one, have my reservations.
There's nothing terribly original by now about the plot of Tulsa King. Its Mafia style antics are noting new. I think it was a smart move, playing this as a dark comedy. It fits the well worn character, Stallone, inhabits.
That said, I guess the key question is, is it entertaining? I'd say "sort of". I like seeing Stallone back on the small screen. Regrettably, thus far and I appreciate its early days, the story is a little basic. Even for a comedy, it stretches credulity at times and lacks an intelligent wit and charm, that would have rendered it, more appealing.
In summary, Stallone's star power will probably draw people in but will viewers keep watching? Unless it ups the stakes, by crafting a more witty, clever tale of a long in tooth mobster, I for one, have my reservations.
2025-09-04
It's not Shakespeare but it's a fun show to watch after you get home from work or school. Plus it's nice to see a show that is set somewhere other then usual: NYC or LA. I really liked it and I'm looking forward to next season.