Miami Blues | reviewed by: William O'Donnell | August 5, 2022
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Do not let the DeNiro-esque cover art fool you,this is more off-kilter than gritty. A Baldwin showcase that falls a little short being cool.
| genre | Crime | Drama | Thriller |
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| synopsis | When Fred gets out of prison, he decides to start over in Miami, where he starts a violent one-man crime wave. He soon meets up with amiable college student Susie. Opposing Fred is Sgt Hoke Moseley, a cop who is getting a bit old for the job. |
| lead actors | Alec Baldwin | Jennifer Jason Leigh | Fred Ward | Cecilia Pérez-Cervera | Georgie Cranford | Edward Saxon | Obba Babatundé | Charles Napier | Matt Ingersoll | Nora Dunn | Paul Gleason | José Pérez | Martine Beswick | Wendy Thorlakson | Gary Goetzman | Kenneth Utt | Buddy Joe Hooker | Julie Caitlin Brown | Nancy Duerr | Shirley Stoler | Carmen López | Brent Armitage | Jack G. Spirtos | Raphael Rey Gomez | Tony Paris | Wendy Thorlakson | William Taylor Anderson Jr. | Martine Beswick | Maureen Fitzgibbon | Steve Geng | Bobo Lewis | Tony Tracy | Roy Datz | Julie Caitlin Brown | Marc Mercury | Herb Goldstein | Vic Hunter | Gary Klar | Patrick Cherry | Lisa Bell | Edward Knott III | Joe Hess |
| director | George Armitage |