‘Tulsa King’s Robert Patrick and Beau Knapp Open up About the Series’ Most Cutthroat Villains Yet (Exclusive)

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The Dunmires are shaking things up on Tulsa King. Just a couple of episodes into Season 3, Jeremiah (Robert Patrick) and Cole (Beau Knapp) have proven they will stop at nothing to acquire the Montague family distillery, even if that means destroying Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) and everyone he loves. Robert Patrick as Jeremiah Dunmire in Tulsa King, episode 3, season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2025. Tulsa King isn’t the first time that Patrick has worked with Stallone, as the duo has previously appeared together in the films Cop Land, Spy Kids and D-Tox. “I love Sly, and I love working with him,” Patrick told PopCulture.