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Walton Goggins seen on set of Miami Vice '85 in first photos

Set photos from the Miami Vice '85 reboot show Walton Goggins in his first look in the film. Outlets differ on whether his role is a villain or a henchman; the studio has not detailed it.

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Image: Screen Rant

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Centre · 2Set photos have shown Walton Goggins on the production of Miami Vice '85, a reboot of the crime series, after filming began. Centre · 2Screen Rant describes his part as a mysterious villain role that has not been officially revealed, while Collider says it has been reported he will play a henchman and that further details are being kept under wraps. Centre · 1The film is shooting in New Jersey rather than Miami, and the images were captured and posted on social media.

Centre · 1Universal announced the film earlier this year with a release date of May 19, 2028; Michael B. Jordan is attached to play Ricardo Tubbs and Austin Butler to play James 'Sonny' Crockett. Centre · 1Joseph Kosinski, director of F1 and Top Gun: Maverick, is directing from a script by Dan Gilroy and Eric Warren Singer. Centre · 2Goggins, known for The Shield, Justified, The White Lotus and Fallout, is still set to return in Fallout's third season, which Collider expects in 2027; Screen Rant frames the new role as a departure from his Fallout character, The Ghoul.

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Both entertainment outlets treat the set photos as a first look at Goggins, tying it to his Fallout fame and previewing the reboot.
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Goggins' career and the move from Fallout; Collider adds cast, crew, release date and filming location.
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Neither describes the photos in detail or gives a confirmed character name; Screen Rant calls the role a villain while Collider cites reports of a henchman.
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“mysterious villain role”“Officially Trades”
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“new set photos show Goggins in a mysterious villain role yet to be officially revealed” — Screen Rant
“Walton Goggins Officially Trades ‘Fallout’ for ‘Miami Vice’ in New Crime Thriller Images” — Collider

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