Garrett Hedlund portrays Mitch Teller in Taylor Sheridan’s “Tulsa King.” Mitch befriends Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) when the exiled mafia capo frequents Teller’s drinking hole, the Bred-2-Buck Saloon. Mitch’s association with “The General” leads to friendship and an eventual casino partnership — not to mention a shootout with members of a rogue biker gang. Hedlund enjoyed filming the Paramount+ series, and he had a unique way of describing the show’s creator.
“Taylor’s [Sheridan] an outlaw,” Hedlund said during his interview with Collider. “He writes outlaw characters. You can’t help but want to watch these guys, want to root for them, all their struggles, all their conflicts. I mean, he writes outlaw gold. ‘Hell or High Water,’ ‘Sicario,’ creating ‘Yellowstone,’ now this.” Hedlund also praised “Tulsa King” executive producer and showrunner Terence Winter. “I mean, it’s the dream team,” Hedlund continued.
Now, after what ATF agent Stacy Beale (Andrea Savage) did to “The General” in the season finale, Mitch might find himself running the Bred-2-Buck Cabaret & Casino by himself for a while. The show has been greenlit for a second season, with Paramount eyeing a possible “Tulsa King” universe for the future. However, even the cast doesn’t know when “Tulsa King” will return (via TVLine). Either way, fans can be certain that Hedlund, Stallone, and the rest of the cast of the Oklahoma-based thriller will enjoy exploring the stories of their characters in greater detail over the coming seasons of “Tulsa King.”
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