Garrett Hedlund's Secret Is Out: Find Out What Mitch Really Thinks About Dwight In Tulsa King

Garrett Hedlund is opening up about his character Mitch in the Paramount+ series 'Tulsa King', specifically about his feelings towards Dwight. In a recent interview, the actor shed some light on Mitch's real thoughts about Dwight, a complex character played by Sylvester Stallone.

According to Hedlund, Mitch has a great amount of respect for Dwight despite their differences. 'I think Mitch really admires Dwight's work ethic and his tenacity for getting things done,' he explained. He added that Mitch also appreciates Dwight's confidence and fearlessness in the way he navigates his new surroundings in Tulsa.

However, Hedlund also mentioned that Mitch can be 'very intimidated' by Dwight at times, given his notorious reputation and the way he can hold his own in tough situations. 'Mitch knows that when Dwight is in the room, everyone's listening, and they're all very aware that Dwight isn't someone to be messed with,' the actor revealed.

Additionally, Hedlund discussed his own musical contributions to 'Tulsa King.' As it turns out, the actor is also a talented musician who has written several songs for the series. He confessed that he's been playing music for years, even before his acting career took off. Hedlund shared that his musical background has actually been helpful in preparing for his roles and getting into character.

In other 'Tulsa King' news, a recent episode featured a surprise cameo by country rapper Jelly Roll. The musician made an appearance in a scene where Dwight visits a local bar and witnesses a tense standoff between rival gangs. Jelly Roll's cameo was a hit among fans, with many taking to social media to rave about his scene-stealing performance.

'Tulsa King' continues to gain traction as one of the most popular dramas on Paramount+, thanks in part to its talented ensemble cast and gripping storylines. With Hedlund's Mitch at the center of the action, viewers can expect plenty of twists and turns as the series progresses.