Tulsa King Season 4 Cast, Release Date and Story Updates

Tulsa King Season 4 is officially confirmed and has completed production, but Paramount+ has not announced its release date. Sylvester Stallone is returning as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, while the new cast includes Gretchen Mol, Flula Borg, Richie Stephens and Eden Lee. A fall 2026 premiere is widely expected, with October frequently predicted, but that timing remains an estimate until Paramount+ confirms it.

Season 4 will follow Dwight after his war with the Dunmire family, with new political, criminal and business players moving into his orbit. Terence Winter is also back as head writer and executive producer, giving the new season a stronger connection to the tone he established at the beginning of the series.

Is Tulsa King Season 4 Confirmed?

Yes. Paramount+ renewed Tulsa King for Season 4 in September 2025, just before the third season premiered. The early decision reflected the crime drama’s importance to the streaming service and ensured that production could move forward without waiting for the Season 3 finale.

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Tulsa King Season 4 Release Date

Paramount+ lists the Tulsa King Season 4 release date as TBA. The service has not published a premiere day, an episode schedule or an official trailer.

A fall 2026 release is a reasonable expectation because the second and third seasons both premiered in September, and reporting indicates that Season 4 finished filming in March 2026. Some outlets have predicted an October launch. That estimate should not be repeated as a confirmed date, especially while Paramount+ continues to label the premiere TBA.

When Season 4 arrives, it will stream on Paramount+. The first three seasons, totaling 29 episodes, are already available on the platform.

Tulsa King Season 4 Cast

Sylvester Stallone remains the face of the series and is returning as Dwight Manfredi. Four notable newcomers have also been reported for the new season, and their character descriptions point toward a story that expands beyond a simple battle between rival mob crews.

Sylvester Stallone as Dwight Manfredi

Stallone returns as the New York capo who created a criminal organization after being exiled to Oklahoma. By the end of Season 3, Dwight has survived attacks from the Dunmires, protected his family and retained control of the Montague distillery. Victory, however, has made his operation more visible to politicians, federal authorities and potential competitors.

Gretchen Mol as Amanda Clark

Mol joins as Amanda Clark, a Tulsa politician. Her casting reunites her with Terence Winter after Boardwalk Empire, where she played Gillian Darmody. Amanda’s precise position and allegiance have not been revealed, but her presence supports the idea that political power will become more important in Season 4.

Flula Borg as Bradley Van Heusen

Borg will recur as Bradley Van Heusen, a tech billionaire. The official character description does not explain whether he will be Dwight’s investor, customer or enemy. His wealth and technology background could connect to the crew’s legitimate businesses, surveillance concerns or a new expansion plan.

Richie Stephens as English Dan

English Dan is described as a rival supplier and mid-level crime boss. That is the clearest indication of a direct underworld threat. He may compete with Dwight over products, distribution or territory, creating a conflict closer to street-level business than the Dunmires’ old-money power.

Eden Lee as Maya

Maya is the governor of Oklahoma’s chief of staff. The word “officious” in her character description suggests someone who knows how to exercise bureaucratic power and guard access to the administration. She may become especially important if Margaret accepts a role in the new governor’s circle.

Which Returning Cast Members Are Expected?

Paramount+ has not issued a complete Season 4 cast list. Trade reports surrounding the new additions have continued to list many members of the Season 3 ensemble, including Martin Starr, Jay Will, Annabella Sciorra, Neal McDonough, Robert Patrick, Beau Knapp, Bella Heathcote, Chris Caldovino, McKenna Quigley Harrington, Mike “Ca$h Flo” Walden, Kevin Pollak, Vincent Piazza, Frank Grillo, Michael Beach, James Russo, Garrett Hedlund and Dana Delany.

That does not guarantee that every actor will appear in the same capacity. Season 3 resolved some character arcs, while others were left open. A final Paramount+ cast announcement will be needed to confirm who is returning, who is recurring and who has completed their run.

What Will Tulsa King Season 4 Be About?

Paramount+ has not released a detailed Season 4 synopsis. The service says the series will continue exploring power, loyalty, family and organized crime. The new character descriptions and unresolved Season 3 threads allow several grounded conclusions, but they should be treated as informed expectations rather than confirmed plot.

Dwight’s Political Exposure

Cal Thresher won the Oklahoma governor’s race in the Season 3 finale, and Margaret considered entering his administration. Amanda Clark and Maya add two more political figures to the Season 4 cast. Taken together, those developments strongly suggest that Dwight’s ability to influence state power, and the risk of being controlled by it, will become a central pressure point.

Agent Musso’s Leverage

Dwight gave FBI agent John Musso evidence connected to the Season 3 conflict in exchange for help with the distillery’s license. Musso made it clear that the arrangement created a debt rather than closing their relationship. If Kevin Pollak returns, Dwight may again be forced to operate as both criminal entrepreneur and reluctant federal asset.

New Business and Criminal Rivals

English Dan’s description identifies a new supplier conflict, while Bradley Van Heusen brings wealth and technology into the story. Dwight’s businesses have grown from a small Tulsa protection scheme into a more complicated empire involving cannabis, hospitality and bourbon. Season 4 can test whether his old-school instincts still work when the competition is connected to modern capital and political access.

The Frisco King Connection

Samuel L. Jackson’s Russell Lee Washington Jr. was introduced in Season 3 before moving into the spin-off now titled Frisco King. Paramount+ has not confirmed how much crossover Season 4 will contain. The finale established mutual respect between Russell and Dwight, leaving the door open without requiring Jackson to remain part of the main cast.

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Who Is Writing Tulsa King Season 4?

Terence Winter returns as head writer and executive producer after Dave Erickson’s departure. Winter was the original showrunner and helped establish the series’ mix of gangster drama, fish-out-of-water comedy and character-based dialogue. He also created Boardwalk Empire and wrote for The Sopranos, making his return particularly relevant as Dwight’s world becomes more politically complicated.

Paramount+ has not announced who directed the Season 4 episodes or how many episodes the season contains. The two previous seasons each ran for ten episodes, but that pattern is not confirmation that Season 4 will do the same.

Is There a Tulsa King Season 4 Trailer?

No official Season 4 trailer had been released as of August 25, 2026. Videos labeled “first trailer” or “official trailer” on unofficial channels may use footage from earlier seasons, fan edits or AI-generated material. Viewers should look for a trailer on Paramount+ or the verified Tulsa King accounts before treating it as genuine.

Final Takeaway

Tulsa King Season 4 is filmed and on the way to Paramount+, with Sylvester Stallone returning and four new characters widening the story’s political, financial and criminal dimensions. The release date is still TBA. A fall 2026 launch is plausible, but the safest approach is to wait for Paramount+ to confirm the day, episode count and trailer.