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‘Miami Vice ’85’ adds Camila Morrone to ensemble starring Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler
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Culture/The Apex Times/Aug 20, 4:05 PM EDT

‘Miami Vice ’85’ adds Camila Morrone to ensemble starring Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler

Universal and Joseph Kosinski’s feature adaptation of the classic ’80s crime series has cast Camila Morrone opposite Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler, with Dan Gilroy writing the screenplay and Kosinski directing.

Universal’s upcoming feature adaptation of the classic ’80s crime series Miami Vice, titled Miami Vice ’85, is expanding its ensemble cast with Camila Morrone joining Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler, according to a report published Aug. 20, 2026.

The project is being directed by Joseph Kosinski, whose adaptation is expected to draw on the tone and premise of the original television franchise while updating it for a feature film format. Universal is producing the movie as it assembles the cast for a wide-release production timeline that remains subject to studio scheduling.

The screenplay is written by Dan Gilroy, the report said, marking Gilroy as the latest named creative lead tied to the long-planned property. Morrone’s addition places another major film and television performer in a project already anchored by Jordan and Butler, both of whom have prior lead-film experience.

Casting updates such as Morrone’s typically indicate the production is moving into more formal pre-production stages, including locking additional roles and coordinating availability for principal cast. Specific dates for filming and release were not included in the report, and no timeline figures were confirmed beyond the project’s current development status.

For audiences and industry stakeholders, the production represents another high-profile attempt to translate a well-known brand from television to theatrical film, a strategy that carries both cost and reputational stakes. The involvement of Universal, a major studio, and multiple A-list lead actors suggests the company intends to treat the adaptation as a central release rather than a niche title.

As the cast continues to take shape, further announcements are expected to include additional casting, production start timing, and distribution details. Until then, public information remains limited to the creative team and the named lead performers reported Aug. 20, 2026.

Why It Matters

  • Casting additions can report progress toward pre-production and production scheduling for a major studio release.
  • The project’s named director and writer indicate the studio’s creative direction for a long-recognized television property.
  • Universal’s involvement suggests the film is positioned for mainstream theatrical distribution rather than a limited release.
  • The adaptation underscores ongoing industry demand to bring established TV franchises to cinema, with large production budgets and broad audience exposure at stake.

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Key Facts

  • Camila Morrone is set to co-star in Miami Vice ’85 opposite Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler, according to Deadline.
  • The movie is a Universal feature adaptation of the classic ’80s crime series Miami Vice.
  • Joseph Kosinski is directing the film.
  • Dan Gilroy is credited with writing the screenplay.
  • The Aug. 20, 2026 report characterizes the project as an ensemble-building update to its growing cast.