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Samuel L. Jackson to Star in Tulsa King Spinoff NOLA King at Paramount+: Get Ready for the Next Big Crime Drama Hit!

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If you thought Tulsa King was the peak of gritty crime dramas, think again. Samuel L. Jackson, Hollywood’s legendary badass, is gearing up to take over your screens once more—but this time, he’s bringing some Southern spice straight from the Big Easy. That’s right, Paramount+ just announced NOLA King, a spinoff series set in New Orleans, starring none other than the one and only Samuel L. Jackson. Buckle up, crime drama fans, because this is about to get deliciously intense.



What’s the Deal with NOLA King?

After Tulsa King took the streaming world by storm, breaking records and capturing audiences with Sylvester Stallone’s iconic performance, the powers that be decided it was time to expand the empire. Enter NOLA King, a brand-new series set to premiere exclusively on Paramount+.


Samuel L. Jackson will play Russell Lee Washington Jr., a character introduced in Season 3 of Tulsa King. His character isn’t here to make friends—expect fireworks and plenty of turf wars as he squares off against Stallone’s Dwight “The General” Manfredi before packing up and heading to New Orleans to carve out his own criminal kingdom.




Why Samuel L. Jackson Is Perfect for NOLA King

Jackson is basically the gold standard when it comes to cool, commanding, and complex characters. His voice alone can make any line sound like a mic drop moment. Bringing him into the Tulsa King universe isn’t just smart casting—it’s a power move by Paramount+ to keep their crime drama reign strong.


With a career spanning decades and roles in everything from Pulp Fiction to The Avengers, Jackson’s involvement guarantees NOLA King will bring a mix of sharp dialogue, intense action, and just the right amount of snark. Plus, Jackson isn’t just starring; he’s also an executive producer, meaning he’s got some serious creative control to make sure NOLA King lives up to its hype.



Who’s Behind NOLA King?

The series is being developed by Dave Erickson, who you might know from Mayor of Kingstown. That means you can expect tight storytelling and layered characters. Taylor Sheridan, the creator behind Tulsa King and Yellowstone, also returns as executive producer, ensuring that NOLA King stays true to the gritty, authentic vibe fans love.


Filming is set to start in February 2026, so fans have a little wait—but trust us, it’ll be worth it.



What Makes NOLA King Stand Out?

New Orleans isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a character all on its own. The city’s rich culture, jazz-infused streets, and shadowy alleyways will add a fresh flavor to the crime drama genre. Expect a mix of Southern charm, voodoo mystique, and no-holds-barred criminal drama.


The show promises to explore new storylines while maintaining the pulse-pounding intensity that made Tulsa King a hit. It’s a perfect storm of location, talent, and storytelling.



Why Paramount+ Is Banking Big on This Franchise

With Tulsa King’s Season 2 premiere pulling in over 21 million global viewers, Paramount+ knows they’ve got a winner on their hands. Expanding this universe with NOLA King is a strategic move to lock in more subscribers craving high-quality, binge-worthy content.



Get Ready for NOLA King


In short, NOLA King is shaping up to be the next can’t-miss crime drama on streaming. Samuel L. Jackson’s involvement alone makes it a must-watch, and the New Orleans setting adds a unique twist that’s sure to captivate audiences.

Whether you’re already a Tulsa King fan or just love a good crime saga with swagger, mark your calendars. The NOLA King takeover is coming, and it’s going to be one hell of a ride.


Got thoughts on NOLA King or can’t wait to see Samuel L. Jackson rule the Big Easy? Drop your hot takes below, and let’s get the conversation started! Want more updates on your favorite shows? Just ask—we’ve got you covered.

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