Actors and fans celebrate the ‘Miami Vice’ television series’ 40th anniversary in Miami Beach
Miami Beach residents and visitors can feel it coming in the air tonight — and the rest of the weekend— as “Miami Vice” cast and crew gather to celebrate the iconic television series’ 40th anniversary.
‘Miami Vice’ at 40: Cast, crew of iconic show return to South Beach for ‘long overdue’ celebration
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – The cast and crew of “Miami Vice” returned to South Florida Friday as the iconic, flashy police drama turned 40 years old. The celebration of all things “Miami Vice” took place on South Beach. Edward James Olmos, who played Lieutenant Marty Castillo on the show, said, “This celebration is long overdue.”
‘Miami Vice’ star Olivia Brown talks about iconic show’s legacy ahead of local 40th anniversary celebrations
If Alex Miranda was a character on “Miami Vice,” they’d call him “Baby Face.” Young Alex wasn’t even born when the iconic show made Miami<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
‘Miami Vice’ Turns 40—Here’s Where To Drink Cocktails In Its Honor
While this delicious cocktail has nothing to do with the show — in fact, it was likely created before the show ever aired — it’s a perfect way to celebrate 40 years.
Miami Vice celebrates 40th anniversary
Actor Edward James Olmos remarked on the preservation of the Art Deco architecture of South Beach.
Don Johnson recalls his wild level of fame during ‘Miami Vice’: ‘Security 24/7’
MIAMI — It’s been 40 years since “Miami Vice” first took custody of our TV sets, but Don Johnson remembers starring in the ...
Miami Vice turns 40: A look back at the iconic series
Miami Vice’s” sound and style set it apart from other police dramas at the time, and breathed a special culture into the city ...
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‘Miami Vice’ star Edward James Olmos, crew members reminisce about making iconic show amid 40th anniversary events
An iconic TV show based and largely shot in Miami-Dade County made its debut four decades ago, and over the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
Don Johnson’s ‘Miami Vice’ fame required security ‘24/7'
Don Johnson was one of the biggest icons of the '80s thanks to his role on "Miami Vice," but that fame came with a ...
Why Was the Miami Vice Pilot So Good?
It began in September 1984 with the premiere of Miami Vice. The NBC show about a salt-and-pepper cop team was so immediately seductive and addictive that rival networks were burning money trying to ...
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A story about ‘Miami Vice’ that you’ll want to read.
The headline asks: “Why Was the Miami Vice Pilot So Good?” And then the sub: “When the pastel-soaked, cocaine-coated cop show aired 40 years ago, contemporary TV was born.” Worth your time.
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Miami Vice at 40: An Oral History
Miami Vice ran on NBC from 1984 to 1989, scoring 20 Emmy nominations and winning four Emmys. This year marks the 40th anniversary of its premiere.
Don Johnson reflects on his wild level of fame during ‘Miami Vice’: ‘Security 24/7’
Johnson also made sure that future roles (e.g., “Nash Bridges” and a lawyer in “Just Legal”) were nothing like smooth talking ...
GTA 6 has a lot to live up to, a former Rockstar dev says Vice City was so accurate he could use it as a map to get around real-life Miami
While Jones isn't around to help shape it, GTA 6 takes us back to Vice City. Folks are looking forward to many parts of the ...