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Frank Grillo is experiencing quite the career surge, as the in-demand veteran tough guy actor just wrapped the second season of “Tulsa King,” has “Creature Commandos” premiering Thursday on Max, and the theatrical release of old school horror film “Werewolves” on Friday. In a wide-ranging interview with TheWrap, Grillo revealed he’s in early talks to return alongside Sylvester Stallone for a potential third and fourth seasons of “Tulsa King,” while also discussing his expanding role in James Gunn’s DC Universe. He offers a refreshingly candid approach to the use of performance enhancers in movies. First off, Grillo stars as Rick Flagg Sr. in DC Studios’ animated and and will reprise the character in upcoming live-action DC Studios projects, including “Superman” and the second season of “Peacemaker,” which just recently wrapped. Both Gunn and Grillo are Marvel veterans and hit it off early on. “James and I became friendly at Marvel, at different events and stuff like that,” Grillo said of his DC journey. “And then he said, I’m going to call you when I get something good.” Grillo added: “Then he and Peter Safran took over DC as co-presidents and one of the first calls they made was to me, and they had ‘Creature Commandos’ already written, and then James said to me, ‘Look, we got this thing, it’s ‘Creature Commandos,’ it’s animated. I want you to play Rick Flagg, you read it. Tell me what you think.” The way Grillo tells it, he was already committed without even reading the scripts, “I said, I’m not going to even tell you what I think. I’m going to say yes, but I’ll read it anyway, and I read it, I loved it, the rest was history, and then he said to me, Look, here’s the plan. 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