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Non-descript character: Where do you pray?
Synopsis
After being released from prison after 25 years, New York mob boss Dwight “The General” Manfredi is exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sylvester Stallone’s first starring role in a television series. Dwight “The General” Manfredi: I don’t really go to church. The opening credits sequence shows various photographic and painted views and landmarks of Oklahoma imposed on the New York City landscape: A statue of Sioux Indian Chief “Touch the Clouds” wearing a war bonnet and a bone necklace (armor) imposed on top of the Brooklyn Bridge.
which are crossed by smaller streets with numbers
The Golden Driller statue imposed on the Statue of Liberty. The Route 66 Western Gateway Arch imposed on a major Manhattan Avenue. In New York City, in the borough of Manhattan, there are several numbered Avenues. Featured on CBS News Sunday Morning: Episode No.
Tulsa King delivers
45.7 (2022). Exactly what you’re looking for. Stallone hits the mark with a thoughtful, no-nonsense performance that blends humor and violence almost perfectly. The classic fish-out-of-water scenario is well played.
Frankly, I was pleasantly surprised
And the first episode does a great job of establishing what feels like an all-star cast. From the start, the plot starts to mesh. We’ll see how the season unfolds, but so far it’s a great change of pace from some other recent series debuts. There’s no CGI, that’s for sure.
Just great characters, authentic dialogue, a smart story, and a first-rate cast
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