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Deadline reports John Leguizamo is on board to play a cartel boss villain in Universal’s Miami Vice '85', opposite stars Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler, with Joseph Kosinski directing and Dan Gilroy writing. The 1980s-set film will be shot in IMAX and targets a May 19, 2028 release, with production expected to begin this year; Leguizamo previously appeared in the original Miami Vice in the 80s.
Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler will star in Universal's Miami Vice reboot, directed by Joseph Kosinski and titled Miami Vice ’85’. The film, slated for Aug. 6, 2027 and filmed in IMAX, reimagines the classic 80s detectives Rico Tubbs and Sonny Crockett, with a script by Dan Gilroy and producers including Kosinski and Dylan Clark.
Universal Pictures is rebooting Miami Vice as Miami Vice ’85, with Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler set to star as Crockett and Tubbs, directed by Joseph Kosinski. The film, produced by Dylan Clark and Kosinski and written by Dan Gilroy, will be shot in IMAX and targets an August 6, 2027 release, revisiting the mid-80s Miami glamour and crime from the original series; Jordan and Butler closed deals after the project was greenlit.
Joseph Kosinski’s Miami Vice movie, titled Miami Vice ’85, has Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler officially onboard to play Ricardo Tubbs and Sonny Crockett; the period film set in mid-1980s Miami is produced by Dylan Clark with a script by Dan Gilroy, based on the NBC series created by Anthony Yerkovich. Universal Pictures is eyeing a summer 2027 release (Aug. 6), and Kosinski plans to shoot with IMAX cameras, continuing his string of high-gloss, big-screen thrillers.
Michael B. Jordan is in early talks to star as Ricardo Tubbs in Joseph Kosinski's upcoming big-screen reboot of 'Miami Vice,' set for release in 2027, which will explore the glamour and corruption of 1980s Miami and be filmed in IMAX.
Joseph Kosinski's 'Miami Vice' movie is set for release on August 6, 2027, with casting underway and filming scheduled to start next year. The film, inspired by the iconic 1980s TV series, will be shot in IMAX and produced by Dylan Clark and Kosinski, with a screenplay by Dan Gilroy and Eric Singer.
A reboot of the classic 'Miami Vice' TV series is set to be released in theaters on August 6, 2027, directed by Joseph Kosinski, known for 'F1' and 'Top Gun: Maverick.' The film will explore 1980s Miami's glamour and corruption, with production starting next year and filming in IMAX. This marks the second film adaptation after the 2006 version, which was not successful at the box office.
Universal has scheduled Joseph Kosinski's new 'Miami Vice' film for release on August 6, 2027, with filming set to begin in 2026. The movie will explore 1980s Miami's glamour and corruption, inspired by the original TV series, and will be shot in IMAX. The project is produced by Dylan Clark and Kosinski, with casting underway.
Brad Pitt stars as Sonny Hayes, a former F1 star turned gambler, in the film 'F1 the Movie' directed by Joseph Kosinski. The movie features intense racing scenes, a rivalry between Pitt's character and a younger driver, and explores themes of perseverance and passion for racing. It aims to be a high-quality addition to F1-themed films, blending action with emotional depth.
The upcoming film 'F1', directed by Joseph Kosinski and starring Brad Pitt, has received generally positive reviews with an 88% on Rotten Tomatoes, praised for its spectacular racing sequences and old-school blockbuster style, though some critics find it somewhat formulaic and emotionally sterile.
Lewis Hamilton regrets turning down a role in "Top Gun: Maverick" due to scheduling conflicts, despite lobbying Tom Cruise for a part. He now wishes he had accepted the role after seeing the movie. However, he is currently working with director Joseph Kosinski on a Formula 1 film and aims to ensure authenticity in portraying the sport for both old and new fans.
Paramount Pictures is developing a third "Top Gun" movie with co-writer Ehren Kruger, potentially reuniting Tom Cruise with his "Maverick" co-stars and producers. The project may see the return of "Maverick" director Joseph Kosinski, and could become Cruise's next potential project after his current film commitments.
Brad Pitt will star in an untitled F1 racing movie directed by Joseph Kosinski, with scenes set to be filmed during the British Grand Prix at Silverstone race track. The film, made in collaboration with F1, will feature real-life race cars and actors filming during the actual race. Pitt plays a former driver returning to the sport with a fictional team, alongside co-star Damson Idris. Inspired by his previous film, Top Gun: Maverick, Kosinski wanted to incorporate authentic racing experiences. The movie is produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, Lewis Hamilton, and others.
Damson Idris has been cast as the co-star opposite Brad Pitt in Apple Studios' upcoming F1 racing film, directed by Joseph Kosinski. The untitled feature follows Pitt as a retired racer who mentors a younger driver and makes a final attempt at glory on the track as the younger driver's teammate. Idris was chosen after months of meetings, auditions, and driving tests. The film was one of the biggest deals of 2022, with a package worth $130 million-$140 million.