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Walton Goggins Officially Trades ‘Fallout’ for ‘Miami Vice’ in New Crime Thriller Images

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Walton Goggins has joined the cast of *Miami Vice ‘85*, a new crime thriller, and newly shared set images offer a first look at him in the film. His role is reportedly a henchman, though the production has not disclosed further details.

Michael B. Jordan will play Ricardo Tubbs and Austin Butler will play Sonny Crockett. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the film is shooting in New Jersey and is scheduled for release on 19 May 2028. Goggins is also expected to return for the third season of *Fallout*, likely in 2027.

  • Walton Goggins appears in newly shared images from *Miami Vice ‘85*.
  • His character is reportedly a henchman, with details undisclosed.
  • The film is due in cinemas on 19 May 2028.

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Miami Vice began as a television crime drama about two Miami police detectives, Ricardo “Rico” Tubbs and Sonny Crockett, who work undercover against organised crime. The series became known for its 1980s setting and was later adapted into a feature film.

The new film, Miami Vice ‘85, is directed by Joseph Kosinski and brings the two detectives back to the screen, played by Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. Walton Goggins, known for roles in television and film including Fallout, has joined the cast; his character has not been fully described.

The film is being made in New Jersey and is scheduled to reach cinemas in May 2028. Goggins is also expected to return to Fallout, a separate television series based on a video game franchise.

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