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Saundra Edwards photo graphed by Peter Gowland March 1957
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Saundra Edwards (Los Angeles, California, 12/03/1938-Palm Springs, California, 2/06/2017).
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Miami Vice - 4.14 - Baseballs of Death
#Don Johnson#Saundra Santiago#Philip Michael Thomas#Olivia Brown#Edward James Olmos#Miami Vice#my caps#my edits#*miamivice
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#ripping pics straight off Getty#top shot looks like it's bts for s3 promo#bottom shot was make up touchup#in a trailer? maybe?#Miami vice#don johnson#olivia brown#Saundra Santiago#edward james olmos#philip michael thomas#dnly TV#og#this post is attracting pervy old men and spam blogs#so i'm removing some tags#80s tv
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Edward James Olmos, Saundra Santiago
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Saundra Edwards
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Saundra Edwards Covergirl 1938-2017
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Saundra Edwards-Claudette Colbert "Parrish" 1961, de Delmer Daves.
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“Miami Vice:” The Series Finale
Crockett and Tubbs embark on one last rodeo before parting ways in the series finale of “Miami Vice.”
Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas, as they appeared in the series finale of “Miami Vice,” titled “Freefall.” (NBC)
It was the show that hit it out of the park. Starting with a timeless pilot episode directed by Michael Mann, theme composed by Jan Hammer, and stars Don Johnson (Crockett) and Philip Michael Thomas (Tubbs), “Miami Vice” encapsulated the height of 1980s fashion and pop culture.
They routinely went undercover in Miami’s criminal underworld as members of the fictional Miami police vice squad. They also drove nice cars (Ferrari Daytona and Testarossa, Cadillac Coupe de Ville), dated beautiful women, and Crockett lived on a yacht in Biscayne Bay called St. Vitus Dance (most recently docked in Key West).
It was a life of vice, and they were just living it.
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The last episode of “Miami Vice,” the 21st and 22nd of the fifth season and 113th and 114th overall, first aired in prime time Sunday, May 21, 1989 on NBC.
In “Freefall,” Crockett and Tubbs are recruited by the feds to protect a corrupt South American dictator involved in illicit drug trade, as the two find themselves increasingly disillusioned with the work of vice.
Original supporting cast members Michael Talbott (Stan), Saundra Santiago (Gina), and Olivia Brown (Trudy), as well as Edward James Olmos (Marty), appear in the two part, two hour conclusion of the series.
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Final scenes of “Miami Vice.”
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Miami Vice - 1.20 - The Home Invaders
#Don Johnson#Edward James Olmos#Saundra Santiago#Miami Vice#Abel Ferrara#my caps#my edits#*miamivice
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