Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Sylvester Stallone reveals a major Tulsa King season 2 story detail that could change everything for Dwight "The General" Manfredi, as the character faces ongoing legal troubles. New York mobster Manfredi has indeed already endured prison once, serving 25 years for murder, before being let out of jail and exiled to Tulsa.
It’s yet to be seen whether Dwight will be heading back behind bars, but Stallone is willing to tease the legal drama to come, revealing in a just-released BTS video that viewers will get some major courtroom drama in Tulsa King season 2, with Dwight - perhaps unwisely - acting as his own lawyer. Check out Stallone's remarks in the clip below: "I have to appeal my case. And I'm my own lawyer, so that could turn out good or bad.
What Dwight’s Legal Issues Mean For Tulsa King Season 2 The Tulsa King season 1 ending took a major twist when Dwight’s ATF agent love interest Stacy busted him for bribery, using as evidence a flash drive Dwight gave her that allowed access to an account worth a million dollars.
That Dwight means to act as his own lawyer may seem strange, given the legal representation he could acquire through his mob connections. But Dwight is nothing if not unconventional, and it will doubtless be entertaining watching Stallone’s character take on the law in court, without the benefit of professional representation. How long season 2 will drag out Dwight’s legal woes before sending him back to the streets of Tulsa is yet to be seen.
Cast Sylvester Stallone , Andrea Savage , Garrett Hedlund Release Date November 13, 2022 Seasons 1 Network Paramount Streaming Service Paramount+ , Prime Video Writers Taylor Sheridan Directors Taylor Sheridan Showrunner Terence Winter Expand
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