'Tulsa King' Eyes Move to New York as Season 5 Writers' Room Opens
Variety • • entertainment
Key Points:
- "Tulsa King," starring Sylvester Stallone, is preparing for a potential fifth season with a writers’ room now open following the recent wrap of Season 4 production.
- The production is set to relocate from Atlanta to New York for Season 5, motivated by both storyline reasons—Stallone’s character’s New York origins—and enhanced film tax incentives offered by New York state.
- New York’s film tax incentives now include a 30% rebate comparable to Georgia’s credit and up to 40% for investments over $100 million, making it financially attractive for the show’s relocation.
- While Season 5 has not been officially confirmed, the show’s popularity suggests a strong likelihood of renewal; Season 4’s premiere date has not yet been announced.
- The series is part of a larger slate of Taylor Sheridan projects on Paramount+, with notable cast members including Martin Starr, Neal McDonough, and Samuel L. Jackson, who will lead a spinoff series titled "Frisco King."