‘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.”
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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 ...
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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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.
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.
Johnson also made sure that future roles (e.g., “Nash Bridges” and a lawyer in “Just Legal”) were nothing like smooth talking ...
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