The Oklahoma experience has prepared me for living in hell for the rest of my life if I'm sent there

As far as Sylvester Stallone is concerned, Oklahoma left a good first impression. Upon landing in Oklahoma earlier this year to film Tulsa King, Stallone said, "This is the Paris of the Southwest." Stallone loves Oklahoma. However, now that the actor, 76, has been shooting in the intense summer heat of the Sooner State, he seems to be suffering. During July alone, Oklahoma City experienced more than a dozen days with high temperatures over 100 degrees.

"A lifetime in hell would be a lot easier when you live in Oklahoma," Stallone replied to Andrew Dice Clay's reply on Instagram. Instagram users remained positive and hoped Stallone enjoyed his stay there. As far as the heat is concerned, I hope you enjoy your stay here," a fan told Stallone. "The people are cool and there’s always something to do."As another fan pointed out, your summer was the hottest we've had in quite a while.

"It was filmed in Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas of Tulsa for Stallone's film Tulsa King. He's taken in various local sites such as Cattlemen's Steakhouse and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum while in the state. According to his Instagram account, Rocky and Rambo actors will be in Oklahoma until August 20. A 75-year-old mobster (Stallone) is banned by his former boss's son to set up shop in Tulsa after serving 25 years in prison for murder. November 13 will mark the premiere of the streaming series on Paramount Plus.