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‘Frisco King’: Samuel L. Jackson Plays “Outside The Law” In Teaser For Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Tulsa King’ Spinoff As Paramount+ Sets Winter Release

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Paramount+ has released the first teaser for Frisco King, a Tulsa King spin-off starring Samuel L. Jackson as gangster Russell Lee Washington Jr. The series moves his story to a Texas suburb, where he builds a criminal enterprise beneath the area’s polished surface.

Written entirely by Taylor Sheridan, the show premieres on 18 December with two episodes, followed by weekly Friday releases. Jackson is joined by Asa Germann, Kai Caster, Lilah Pate and Savanna Gann, with Sylvester Stallone appearing as a guest; Jackson’s character was introduced in Tulsa King’s third season.

  • Samuel L. Jackson leads Tulsa King spin-off Frisco King.
  • The series premieres on 18 December with two episodes.
  • Lee Washington builds a criminal network in suburban Texas.

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Tulsa King is a crime drama about a gangster rebuilding his life and criminal network after being released from prison. Frisco King follows Russell Lee Washington Jr, a character first introduced in its third series, as he moves to a Texas suburb and builds a criminal business there.

The story centres on the contrast between the suburb’s polished image and the criminal activity beneath it. Samuel L. Jackson plays Russell, while Sylvester Stallone appears as a guest; the series is written by Taylor Sheridan, who created Tulsa King.

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