The third season of "Tulsa King" has introduced an intriguing new villain, Jeremiah Dunmier, portrayed by Robert Patrick, but that's not all. Another surprising addition to the cast is Samuel L. Jackson, playing Russell Lee Washington Jr., a potential rival to Dwight Manfredi.
As of now, there hasn't been much footage of Jackson's character, but it's known that he is going to be an antagonistic force against Dwight. The series "Nola King," a spinoff where Jackson's character stars, provides more insight into his role. The synopsis reveals that Russell Lee Washington Jr. was sent by New York's Renzetti crime family to eliminate Dwight. However, inspired by Dwight's achievements in Tulsa, Washington returns to New Orleans to reclaim his past life.
This role marks Jackson's first lead in a TV series, following his illustrious film career, which includes iconic roles in "Pulp Fiction" and "Jurassic Park." His presence in the series is expected to introduce significant dynamics. Whether his character will indeed become an ally or remain an enemy is yet to be seen.
The narrative hints at possible alliances and betrayals, with Washington potentially teaming up with other characters to either bring down or support Dwight. Despite theories suggesting a limited presence in season three, Jackson's involvement holds the promise of unfolding complex storylines and character arcs.