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Cast

Colin Farrell
as Sonny Crockett

Jamie Foxx
as Ricardo Tubbs

Li Gong
as Isabella

Naomie Harris
as Trudy Joplin

Ciarán Hinds
as Agent Fujima

Justin Theroux
as Zito

Barry Shabaka Henley
as Castillo

Luis Tosar
as Montoya

John Ortiz
as Yero

Elizabeth Rodriguez
as Gina Calabrese

Domenick Lombardozzi
as Switek

Eddie Marsan
as Nicholas

Isaach De Bankolé
as Neptune

John Hawkes
as Alonzo Stevens

Ana Cristina de Oliveira
as Female Bartender

Mario Ernesto Sánchez
as El Tiburon

Tom Towles
as Coleman

Frankie Jay Allison
as Deep-Chested Aryan Brother

Anthony Curran
as Aryan Brother

Stephan Jones
as Dark-Haired Aryan Brother

Rob Larson
as Long-Haired Aryan Brother

Don Frye
as Long-Haired Aryan Brother

Maxim Danilov
as Russian FBI Agent

Pasha D. Lychnikoff
as Russian FBI Agent

Everlayn Borges
as Miss Cuba

Juanita Billue
as Miss Jamaica

Patrick Michael Buckley
as Air Traffic Controller

Marc Macaulay
as Air Traffic Supervisor

Mike Pniewski
as ER Doctor

Vivienne Sendaydiego
as ER Doctor

Richard Katanga
as Haitian Patamilitary Captain

Dexter Fletcher
as Haitian Paramilitary

Oleg Taktarov
as Russian Security

Alexander Rafalski
as Isabella's Security

Ilan Krigsfeld
as Isabella Security

Juliana Guedes
as Isabella's Secretary

James Maurice Rowan Jr.
as Guy in Double Wide Trailer

Deborah Demere
as Woman in Double Wide Trailer

Abdel Tornes
as The Courier

María León
as Casino Office Worker

Kenny Acevedo
as FBI Agent

Julia Yarbrough
as Herself

Ryan M. Phillips
as Newscaster

Amir Aviram
as Guy Hitting on Gina

Julia Perevedentseva
as Blonde Talking to Tubbs

Gilbert Quintana
as Marine Shed Guard

Eboni Y. Nichols
as Dancer

Chris Astoyan
as Agent Perry

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Audience Reviews for Miami Vice

• May 16, 2012

  Average cop film, but I thought it was going to be much worse. First, too much is spent on the romantic subplots...I guess they relate to the story to some extent, but they're like the main focus of the film, which shouldn't be the case. This film really drags after awhile too...at 2 hours and 15 minutes (not all of it entertaining, by the way), the viewer might not be into the film by the end. The huge gunfight towards the film's end is worth the wait I suppose, but it's filmed really jerkily to give it a gritty feel, which honestly doesn't work and just looks stupid. Thankfully, the whole thing isn't filmed this way, just some of it, which salvages this action sequence. Never watched the tv show...thought it was pretty stupid, but maybe fans of the show will enjoy the movie.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Dec 02, 2011

  Miami Vice was not a great film, but I believed it was a decent crime drama. The plot did not need to have such complicated dialogue and the characters were very stale, but it had its moments that I really enjoyed. The cast was pretty good as well, Collin Farell and Jamie Foxx work good even if they have boring characters, but most of the supporting cast was very boring and they could have found better. Michael Mann could have made such a better movie from his old TV show, but for what I saw it could have been a lot worse.
  Bradley W Super Reviewer
• Oct 12, 2011

  Two Miami detectives go undercover and get into the transportation of drugs in and out of Miami. Colin Farrell's character develops a relationship with one of the leaders of the crime syndicate, a woman named Isabelle. The acting isn't great, but not bad either. I found some scenes dragging on for a long time, and I think several scenes could've been cut out, dropping it from 2 hours and 13 minutes to an hour and 45 minutes or so. Those are the problems. It's filmed so well, by the one and only Michael Mann, director of great movies such as Collateral and Heat. The quality of gunfights and sounds reflect his other movies. There's plenty of women, great music, colors, boats, cars, and sights... and there are plenty of badass scenes. Ultimately, Miami Vice is a pretty good action drama that shouldn't be missed by any fan of Michael Mann's.
  

  Kevin M Super Reviewer
• Jan 05, 2011

  Captures the gloss and glamour of the original TV series but adds a hard, realistic edge which makes it a much more credible and satisfying product altogether. Tension is high throughout imparting a genuine sense of danger. Casting, performances and locations are good. A surprisingly decent film which far exceeds its parent show. PS. This film has a great soundtrack but beware the sountrack album - many of the better tracks are not on it.
  The S Super Reviewer

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