Michael Beach describes working with Sylvester Stallone on 'Tulsa King' as surreal, emphasizing Stallone's supportive nature in helping actors find humor in their roles.
Stallone's encouragement of the cast to explore comedic elements showcases his commitment to making the production feel inclusive and dynamic, especially for less seasoned actors.
Beach reflects on his character's paternalistic worries, paralleling his real-life experiences as a father, hoping his children chose paths aligned with his values.
The dynamic between Beach's character and Stallone's mob boss reveals the complexities of familial expectations and the impact of parental guidance on choices.
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