Editorial: Major television productions set in Tulsa area to heighten city profile
21 Feb 2022
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Two television projects gaining buzz will be a boon for Tulsa and Oklahoma, adding to their growing reputation for being friendly to film and video productions.
Creator of the modern-day Western “Yellowstone” and crime thriller “Mayor of Kingstown,” Taylor Sheridan, announced the backdrop of his next series will be Tulsa. Also, a series based on the life of 19th century Black lawman Bass Reeves will star David Oyelowo, of “Selma” fame.
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