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This is the pistol used in the series. Michael Mann was a gun guy who had graduated from Gunsite and knew his handguns well.

The best.

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@Gary1911A1 I’ve only just now realized where you got your name Or is it coincidence?

Malcom´s house is at a very narrow street that is unpaved. Easy to see in the scene where he gets home after the Tobacco Road bar scene. Very rare, even for 1985. That rules our most streets in Gables and Coconut Grove. It also shows that there is no close neighbor or intersection. Together with the other search criteria (N/S street, entrance facing east, Banyan, vis a vis neighbor, slim rectangle shape parallel to street) that should be enough complexity reduction to find it. If it still stands.

And crime scene 4 (rainy scene) is Matheson Hammock. It looks like it. Also mentioned in the scene before by the killer.

Heinie did fantastic builds. And at least it wasn't 'deactivated' like that poor Detonics we saw earlier. If I had that kind of money floating around I'd buy it just because, Vice appearance or not. You just don't see quality 1911s like this very often these days.

Here’s another piece on Don Johnson’s new tv show coming this fall namely “Dr. Odyssey “ . I saw Kelley his wife promoted this first on her Instagram page. I think it will be just great. https://m.imdb.com/news/ni64537643/?ref_=tt_nwr_1

Crime scene 1: in the movie they say Bill Baggs Beach and I think it is. On the aerials we see several wooden bridges (or looks like) reaching out to the sea in the southern east part near the Lighthouse. See below.

Malcom´s house is findable. I don´t have the movie, only had a short snippet from YT to work with. But: when trying to determine the orientation of the house, the exterior scenes when he attacks the delivery guy indicate that the house is facing EAST, because the sun seems to come from the south of the house (see pics below shadow of baseball bat from sun coming from the left when Malcolm attacks the guy on the SE side of the entrance. Thus, we are looking for longish 1-story modest wooden house facing east on a very bushy N-S running small street with heavy vegetation and big Banyans. They filmed at Columbus Bvd in Gables which is exactly such a street (but no quick find there, houses too big/expensive/wrong shape. The unpaved street (at least no asphalt or concrete) and the vegetation incl. Banyan says clearly Coconut Grove or parts of Coral Gables. The house vis a vis is also a very good clue and has a signifcant front.

The biggest clue was the house number (as seen in your screencap).

OK, it's just some notes mix-up. I was just looking at victims 2-3 house and it looked very familiar and I realized it's the house you had down as Malcolm's 651 NE 69th St! Now how you cracked it I don't know. The biggest clue is the open space at the end of the street, with some large building behind it. So if you could recognize that building, you're done. It should be Palm Bay Yacht Club condos, built in 1982. It's of different color today, but that central column with horizontal ridges is unmistakable.

Yup!

You solved this one. It's the parking lot behind (east of) 777 Brickell and the camera is looking southward at Brickell Bay Drive. The security gates are real and they're for 777 Brickell. This movie was released in February 1985, which means it was filmed in 1984. In the 1984 aerial, they hadn't even broken ground yet on 701 Brickell.

Maybe 3 bottles of Perrier?

Today we celebrate the Birthday of the man who wrote the Theme song for Miami Vice & scored the original music for the entire series........ Jan hammer! If anyone would like to see all the movies & TV shows Jan wrote music for, put his name in Wikipedia & you'll be amazed! Enjoy your Special Day, Mr. Jan Hammer!

Dickey Betts, hit-crafting mainstay of Allman Brothers Band, dies at 80 He was a founding member of the group and wrote and sang “Ramblin’ Man,” which became the band’s only major top-10 success https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2024/04/18/dickey-betts-allman-brothers-dead/ Allman Brothers Band co-founder and legendary guitarist Dickey Betts dies at 80 Guitar legend Dickey Betts, who co-founded the Allman Brothers Band and wrote their biggest hit, “Ramblin’ Man,” has died. He was 80. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer died at his home in Osprey, Florida, David Spero, Betts’ manager of 20 years, confirmed. Betts had been battling cancer for more than a year and had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. https://www.yahoo.com/news/allman-brothers-band-co-founder-162605416.html