Tulsa King Star Gives Filming Update Teases Tyson Key Storyline
This article is part of a directory: Tulsa King Season 2: Release Date, Cast, Story, Trailer & Everything We Know PreviousTulsa King Season 2 Trailer Confirms Release Date & Teases Sylvester Stallone’s New Rivals Summary Tulsa King season 2 star Michael Beach offers a filming update while teasing Mark's coming conflict with Tyson and Dwight.
Speaking exclusively to Screen Rant for Mayor of Kingstown season 3, Beach briefly switched gears to talk about his other big Paramount+ show, giving a status update on Tulsa King season 2 filming, while teasing what's to come for Mark, as Tyson is drawn ever-deeper into Dwight's criminal enterprises. Check out his remarks below:
Yeah, there's quite a bit of that going on. We're almost at the end of season two now filming it. So yeah, I'm back there as Mitch, oddly, as Mike's brother Mitch. But Mitch on Tulsa King, his name is Mitch. And yeah, the battle between who Tyson is going to become is a big theme in season 2.
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