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Sylvester Stallone talks about starring in ‘Tulsa King’ along with his daughter

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Sylvester Stallone admits nepotism got his daughter a role in ‘Tulsa King’: ‘We want the best for our children…’

Sylvester Stallone admits nepotism got his daughter a role in ‘Tulsa King’: ‘We want the best for our children…’

Sylvester Stallone is currently riding high from his popular series, ‘Tulsa King’. The project is even more special to the actor since his daughter, Scarlett Rose Stallone, is also starring in it along with him.

During a recent interview about the series, Stallone touched upon what it has been like to work with his daughter on set and how she landed the role.

Sylvester Stallone talks about working with his daughter, Scarlet Rose Stallone

The ‘Rambo’ actor opened up about working with his daughter and how she got the job, fully admitting that his status helped move things forward much quicker than usual. The actor, in conversation with USA Today, shared that his daughter got her role on ‘Tulsa King’ because of nepotism.During the interview, he added, “First they go, ‘Nepotism is terrible,'" I said, "Oh please, you’re not a good parent if you haven’t performed a little nepotism. Then obviously you don’t care about your kids, because they come first.’” He continued sharing, “Of course it’s nepotism, you idiot. That’s why we’re parents. We want the best for our children. So obviously we let them have every advantage.'"Stallone further mentioned how his image and status helped his daughter get the role; it is up to his children and their talent to carry them to whatever they wish to achieve next.

He concluded, “People will say, ‘She got that job; it’s too easy.’ You’re right. Perhaps it could be. But to maintain that, to be in front of millions of people, you either got it or you don’t.”

About ‘Tulsa King’

The series is set around the leading character, Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a mafia lieutenant sent to Oklahoma after he gets out of prison. Since he is exiled, he realises that his old-school bosses in New York do not wish to keep him around and have no respect for him; Dwight decides not to roll over. Instead, he hires a crew of misfits and sets up shop in a local bar in Oklahoma.Stallone’s daughter has been playing the stablehand, Spencer, since the show’s start. According to various reports, she is also set to have an expanded role in the ongoing fourth season.

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