‘Dana Delary de Tulsa King teases the complicated love story of Margaret and Dwight in season 3

King of Tulsa Returns for his third season on Paramount + this fall with Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) Facing the pressure of all directions as his empire expands. New opponents, complex novels and federal heat have dwight in situations that threaten both his family and the future of his growing crowd.

Join Stallone this season is Kevin bunch (The usual suspects) As a special Musso agent, a federal officer has decided to manipulate and control Dwight, while Dana Delary (Tombstone) returns as Margaret, whose relationship with Dwight maintains her “adjacent crowd” when she calls into question the life she has chosen.

Collision Chris McPherson Interviewed Pollak and Delary before the premiere of season 3, where Pollak explained why playing an adversary to Stallone was a dream come true, while Delany teased the story of conflict love of Margaret and admitted that she was always agitated by working in front of Stallone.

The special agent Musso complicates the dynamics of season 3

Kevin Pollack shares why his role in King of Tulsa is a “dream come true”.

Collider: First of all, I am a big fan of the show. Kevin, your joining the show is sort of what we would see is the antagonist because you are federal, I suppose. But what makes your new character a different type of threat?

Kevin Pollak: Well, you don’t have to assume that he is federal. It is integrated into the title, “Special Musso Agent”. Very federal. It is a contradictory relationship, so it’s always fun to play. In life, my closest friends, my brother, we like to give ourselves the gears. You might call it piss. There is nothing bigger, right? There is nothing more pleasant. So for me, an opportunity to do it with the incredible and emblematic Sylvester Stallone was a bit of a dream come true.

I can imagine.

Dana Delary teases the complicated love story of Margaret and Dwight

And the unexpected scenes that it allows Stallone to portray.

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Dana, with Sly, your character and Dwight, for me, is actually the most interesting relationship in the series. What is this dynamic like going to season 3 after everything that happened?

Dana Delary: Well, I think Margaret must decide, is it the life she wants? And I think you can imagine what is his answer. And I think that coming from Oklahoma and being a strong woman herself, she likes him to be a bad boy. She likes him to be a strong guy who can match her. There are therefore a lot of scenes this season that Sly seems to appreciate writing, where we are in a way in bed to have a lot of discussions and read in bed, like an old married couple, which is quite funny when you think of Sylvester Stallone in bed with reading glasses. It’s just not something you think of.

No, well, no one would ever imagine THE Rocky Balboa comes home to read a novel by John Grisham or something like that.

Pollak: It is difficult to move from this to be consumable.

It’s really, really. And Kevin, was it special agent Musso or just agent Musso?

Pollak: very special. Very special.

Delary: Very, very special.

Kevin Pollack to join the universe of Taylor Sheridan

By working with Stallone, he said: “He is one of the most generous people I have ever worked with.”

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The extremely special agent Musso, if he sees more dwight like someone to eliminate, or is he someone he can use, is he a pawn in the plans of the very special Musso agent? And as you have already said, went aside with Stallone one of those things that really made you want to reach yourself?

Pollak: Yes, well, there is no doubt that my character likes to manipulate and control, in this case, Dwight. It is therefore almost like a heat research missile in terms of agenda, a goal. Then, when it comes to doing it, me personally, my experience with Sly the first day was that we were going to improvise as well as all the ideas that I had and that I brought. He is one of the most generous people I have ever worked with. So, all of this has turned into one of the biggest jobs I have ever had, experiences, a very nice team and a casting. I mean, the infrastructure of the Taylor Sheridan universe is extraordinary. Everyone is very generous, but they are also very grateful to be part of it. It is a kind of uniform. And it is a great environment to prosper.

Dana, for you, how do you think that Margaret, as a character of someone who is outside the world of the crowd, how do you think she considers the attraction of Dwight between her need to protect her family, but also to be involved in crime, is somehow “man”? How do you think she considers this kind of conflict?

Delayry: I think she has questions about it. But she knows that she likes this big rolling. And she wants to be part of her world. It is therefore in a way on the outskirts. She is adjacent. She does things behind the scenes to help her. At one point, I think she will have to look at herself and think: “Who has I become?”

Reconcile our icon with Sly the colleague

“I’m just tickled by him that I work with him …”

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One last thing I would like to ask you, you are both, you both talked about the kind of surreal nature that you know as Sly, but there is also the character of Sylvester Stallone. How to collect them when you start a job like this? How do you approach the idea of ​​”it’s a superstar that I knew all my life”, and then suddenly, is he a colleague? What is it to go from Starstruck almost to college?

Delary: I still haven’t given it. I tell you, I get on the set and I see it and I am always all attacked. I’m just tickled by him that I work with him, that he is so great. He is so charming. He is so charismatic. And again, I sometimes come home at night and I laugh so hard that it is my life. It’s fantastic.

Pollak: I mean, given his original story and the way he wanted to play in the film with which he wrote Rocky is so inspiring. And then follow this with one of the most emblematic careers. It is very intimidating, but also very exciting to be invited to your universe. RIGHT. And then finding one of the most disarmed and charming stage partners was surprising. And it makes you a little less intimidated and more festive and dizzy. And yes, I agree. There is a feeling that I cannot believe that it happens. It is sort of present at any time.

This is exactly what I feel when I can do things like that, so I know exactly what you feel.

King of Tulsa Season 3 is now in trouble on Paramount +.

Release date

November 13, 2022

Network

Paramount +

Showrunner

Dave Erickson, Terence Winter

Directors

Allen Coulter, Benjamin Semanoff, David Semel, Guy Ferland, Joshua Marston, Kevin Dowling, Lodge Kerrigan, Jim McKay

Writers

Joseph Riccobene, David Flobotte, William Schmidt, Taylor Elmore, Tom Sierchio, Regina Corrado, Stephen Scaia, Terence Winter