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Sylvester Stallone Saves Tulsa King Co-Star Frank Grillo from Dramatic Exit
13 Nov
Summary
- Frank Grillo's character was set to leave Tulsa King, but Stallone convinced him to stay
- Grillo and Stallone have a close friendship, with Stallone as Grillo's mentor
- Grillo wants to see his character get "a little revenge" in the upcoming season

In a surprising turn of events, Tulsa King fans were nearly forced to say goodbye to Frank Grillo's character, Bill Bevilaqua, after he was taken into federal custody midway through season 3. Grillo, 60, had even prepared to make his final two appearances as a "swan song" for the show.
However, Grillo's fate took an unexpected twist when Sylvester Stallone, who stars as the lead character Dwight Manfredi, stepped in and convinced Grillo to stay. Stallone, who Grillo describes as a close friend and mentor, made it clear that Bevilaqua was not going anywhere. As a result, Grillo is now set to return for Tulsa King's upcoming fourth season.



