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  1. I'm very pleased to announce that at long last "The Talk" is posted here as an mp3 for download: Also, you can enjoy a little video I made for YouTube here: Thanks to ALL of you for your patience and support with my work. Enjoy!
    12 points
  2. Golden Triangle - behind the scenes shot not seen in episode
    10 points
  3. still from the set of Prodigal son. One can see the marks -later unseen on TV as they used a closed up only - on the ground where they are supposed to stand
    9 points
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  5. On my Balcony today, shortly before going for Lunch. Nice day of sunshine and summer dress.
    8 points
  6. Behind the scenes of "The Prodigal Son." PMT and first assistent director Marty Eli Schwartz on the left. Crew members occasionally made a brief appearance on the show.
    7 points
  7. I inadvertently stumbled across this on ebay just now. Looks like RB is selling his 1984 cast/crew Christmas card from DJ with custom artwork by Rick Garcia! https://www.ebay.com/itm/364745075135?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=aE3InzSvTTm&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=pubP6yz6RwS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
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  8. Paul Michael Glaser and DJ during filming Smuggler´s blues
    6 points
  9. Last summer, I welcomed my first child into this world. This picture is from last summer, and I don't know if it's just the shirt, but I immediately thought of Tony Amato at the end of "No Exit." Oddly enough, my father-in-law also said he looked like Bruce Willis! I hope my son does NOT turn out like Tony, though!
    6 points
  10. Wow! Congrats! My daughter also sufferered this fate!
    6 points
  11. Walmart just recently put out their spring/summer stuff, and these two shirts definitely seem appropriate for Season 2, but maybe all seasons!
    6 points
  12. I really love these episodes with future Miami Vice connections. Here's a trailer I made for that very episode a couple of months ago:
    6 points
  13. camera mounted Testarossa in season 3
    6 points
  14. 6 points
  15. Since everyone loves to speculate, and we haven't talked about hardware lately, what guns do you think could or should have appeared on Miami Vice? We all know Michael Mann has a 'thing' for the latest and greatest (which is why the Glock appeared on Vice, and maybe why the AutoMag had a cameo as well), but he didn't get everything. I know personally I wouldn't have minded seeing a Styer GB raise its head (granted it was first designed in the late 1960s, but it made a bit of a comeback in 1980 or so as the GB80 and has both a unique look and operating system). We see a number of Detonics pistols throughout the series, but I was always surprised something from Safari Arms never showed up. They're pretty striking pistols. I've got one made by the original company and one made by Olympic after they bought them out. I have to say the finish on both is really good, but the original MS Safari Arms (the top one) is superior in a number of ways.
    6 points
  16. So, after years of trying to find the exact style of Sonny's espadrilles and not finding them, I found someone to custom make them. This is what they are shipping me. There aren't many cobblers in the U.S. so I went abroad. This particular cobbler is in India. They charged around 80 bucks per pair and they are leather. My sister turned me on to these folks.
    6 points
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  18. Not sure if this has been already addressed here, but a couple of months ago a Miami Vice documentary appeared on YouTube. It's from Indigo Gaming, a video game company/profile which I've never heard before. Surprisingly (my initial thoughts were that 90% of the time would be about video games), to my taste it was a very cool doc. Nice info, insights and cool production (and relatively long running time!). Here it is:
    5 points
  19. Director Rob Cohen with Michael Talbott and John Diehl, working on Made for each other
    5 points
  20. Hey guys, what do y'all think of this piece? Measurements are good, Express brand has always gotten good grades for me, and the price is....decent enough lol. https://poshmark.com/listing/Express-Mens-Extra-Slim-Fit-Striped-LinenBlend-Suit-Jacket-65e7a12d91e053f7883b7030
    5 points
  21. unseen angle from Badge of dishonor
    5 points
  22. "Stand By Me" - My rating (A) A coming of age tale based on the semi autobiographical novel “The Body” by Stephen King and authentically written by Raynold Gideon and Bruce Evans. Director Rob Reiner directs it with a light touch of sentimentality. A well observed and executed film.
    5 points
  23. Was on Historic Miami IG the other day, shooting a scene on Española Way.
    5 points
  24. 80s shot of the 79th Street Causeway looking west around Pelican Harbor (as seen in the limo scene in Over the line)
    5 points
  25. Remember when Stone stole the Daytona? Then Crockett steals the Testarossa at the end of the series. I guess it’s a thing.
    5 points
  26. I didn't know people stole Ferraris. I thought you could just abandon a Ferrari any old place and come get it later?
    5 points
  27. Currently going through the 70s crime drama Starsky and Hutch. As I’ve stated before, there’s some definite tie-ins between it and MV…as Michael Mann wrote several episodes of S&H, Paul Michael Glaser & David Soul later directed episodes of MV, and the like-brothers type friendship between each show’s main stars has been compared before. Tonight I’m watching a S&H episode from Season 3 called “Quadromania” (1978). It happens to guest star a young Philip Michael Thomas, as a cab company manager who wants to be a radio DJ …not only that, but Anthony Yerkovitch wrote this episode! It’s a wild, creepy episode about a psychotic serial killer who dresses up in bizarre disguises, and…targets cabbies!
    5 points
  28. I finally made the Lego model of this. I even pulled out my kids old bricks and made a couple of modifications. It’s a pretty good likeness.
    5 points
  29. Currently going through the 70s crime drama Starsky and Hutch. There’s some definite tie-ins between it and MV…as Michael Mann wrote several episodes of S&H, Paul Michael Glaser & David Soul later directed episodes of MV, and the like-brothers type friendship between each show’s main stars has been compared before. Tonight I’m watching a S&H episode from Season 2 called “The Psychic” (1977). It happens to guest star Edward James Olmos…not, only that but Michael Mann wrote this episode! However, ‘Castillo’ doesn’t fare as well in this one…as he pulls a ‘Lou R.’ and ends up on the wrong end of a firearm. Interesting & good episode, though! (Sidenote: Edward James Olmos was incorrectly credited in this episode as Edward Jamesl Olmos?? Someone needed to work on their typing skills. )
    5 points
  30. Still from the set in Fruit of the poison tree
    5 points
  31. Miami, around 1984-85, Port of Miami bridge in the foreground. The Bayside mall has not been built and the landfill in front of it has not been done, that nails the date before 1985 (we see a scene there in opening credits of Nobody lives forever)
    4 points
  32. Alvor Portimao, Algarve Portugal on the sea front yesterday. I got a new Blazer
    4 points
  33. Just had to go shopping. I got one of each including the blue.
    4 points
  34. Thanks for posting this! I just started watching. At first I was thinking this was an AI voiceover piece but I looked into it and Erik Peabody is credited as doing the voiceover. He’s quite good. I get annoyed with all the AI voiceovers in videos nowadays. With this documentary, they definitely used AI video upscaling for certain clips though. Sometimes it looks natural, sometimes it looks odd.
    4 points
  35. Thank you very much, @Dadrian and sorry all for the repeated content. I was glad to see they addressed later seasons. At some point the voiceover states "some of the best and worst episodes in the series came under Dick Wolf's new role as [co-]executive producer", which as far as I know it means S4. That's nice, once usually we only get reviews stating "the worst" was S4. I also could not believe Dick Wolf said there were no stories on MV before him. I appreciate his work on Vice, S3 is my favorite (by then DW was "only" co-producer), but come on Dick…
    4 points
  36. A buddy of mine spotted this custom rendition today of the "One Way Ticket" mural in a Facebook group. Definitely a cool take on the original! Thought it was worth sharing
    4 points
  37. 1235 Club in the 80s
    4 points
  38. How are we supposed to be sure if that's DJ or his evil amnesiac alter ego?
    4 points
  39. Exactly! I was only referring to production, that I was involved with. Pre and post production involve so many more. Our regular crew was between 50 and 70. Days filmed on the water were cut to the smaller “skeleton crew” aboard several boats. On any given day, with guest actors, stuntmen, and extras, the total might exceed 100.
    4 points
  40. My daughter is actress and has done quite some filming work already. Even in shootings for 30 second commercials there are as many crew members as for TV series involved, I am always amazed when I am watching on set that 50-100 people are working on set, let alone casting agents and others that are not on site.
    4 points
  41. I always find it exciting to see in these photos how many people, cables and other stuff there are where you only see the actors in a scene.
    4 points