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i respect this man

Melanie y Don fueron un matrimonio bonito y bien avenido y Muy atractivos los dos 😊😊😊😊 ( Grandes Actores ❤

Julian in this scene kind of reminds me of the Delbert Grady character in the bathroom scene in The Shining. Forget that actor's name, but boy he was creepy in that scene. Goody acting and dialogue, no jump-scares or violence.

What is the name of Jan Hammer's musical cue for this scene?

Back in the 80s, even America's big Banks invested in the cocaine industry because it was so profitable

An accurate depiction of zionism, which owns America

He died shortly afterwards

Parece o senhor Burns dos Simpsons!

Joe Biden?

39 years, that is SOME patience....

Confrontation with him was a drain on their powers and nothing can do about it😁

"You're gonna die out there!"

The haves vs the have nots ! The oldest conflict of man.

🎵God is in his holy temple🎵

The bankster wouldnt be happy that the petrodollar system ended june 9 this yr

I watched this episode when it first came on back in the 80's..one of the most realist breakdowns on any show anywhere. Michael Mann was beaming a message to us through that show and this one was as real as any message could be..even to this very day.

Julian Beck was so good!

Dude looks scary even on Miami Vice

Julian is (yet again no doubt) absolutely brilliant. He's been gone nearly forty years now. What a pity we didn't get to see more of his performances.

that is one patient Dude from Miami.

As REAL as REAL can get ! TY Michael Mann ❤️🚔

It reverend Kane.

Why is Crockett two months late on a bank card... when he has fifty five hundred in the bank? And did Crockett have to have more money than Tubbs?

"You're all gonna die in there! All of you! You are gonna die!"

I'm sure both Don Johnson and Phillip Michael Thomas were wiped out after the scene. Like, we just got our ass beat big time in front of greatness..

This is when it was codified that MV was not just a regular TV show. It was something special... something unforgettable.

That guy could have played Mr Burns. Homers boss lol

When Julian Beck does those long monologue's, it becomes almost hypnotic!...You cant take your eyes off him!

Artists like Julian Beck are why I have respect for actors who have a theater background.

Evil is great for the bottom line.. More or less how this world works. It is Satans after all.

Love how Tubbs describes exactly the way the banker will have the two of them offed if they interfere with his business - and his only response is "that door leads to the outer hallway"

Julian beck greatest villian ever

He wants Carol Ann.

Let Crockett and Tubbs In!!!

I love how the banker just sees people as bank numbers; like a programmer only seeing 1’s and 0’s.

5 Star Acting!! Must of watched this scene over 25 times!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

He'll always be Reverend Kane ..was a great actor

These 2 dudes just walked into a masterclass. I would've been nervous and intimidated by Julian Beck's acting.

: The writing was great for the Old Scary Banker, but the writing for Crocket and Tubbs was awful. LOL

lol.. Those poor bastards were livin' check to check... Love em!

The way he talks reminds me of the character Dr. Haddan in the movie Contact. played by John Hurt.

He Summed up the whole show. You can't stop crime, but you can slow it down. Even today, the way banks work it's very scary and true how banks and drugs go hand in hand. And politicians get involved it makes scary sense.

I was 21 when i watched this episode. This scene was the most memorable for me. It explained how the world really works, and its still the same nearly 40 years later

let me in, we'll talk about it. LET ME IN !!

This scene encapsulates everything that Miami Vice was about. From lowly drug dealers to corrupt billion dollar bankers. One crook always ready to take the place of the last. It's so very true to life. Miami Vice was the BEST!

When I got into law enforcement back in 2004, I was told along with all the rest of the recruits, don't try to change the world, you won't. It's a huge system, you're going to find out how dirty it really is. I tell people who have never been on the inside looking out like I was, it is huge, and it is dirty at the top. The system is a meat grinder fueled by boat loads of cash and politics is so prevalent in all of it that if you even begin to want to wrap your head around it, you get a migraine, and it's crooked all the way down to the small town boards, because they even get a small piece of that money too in the end for their fiscal budgets.

God is in his holly temple.

I don't know if this is true but I've read that it was planned to bring this character back again which only makes sense. One fairly brief scene and he made a very lasting impression.

40yrs later & the evil banker's words are more true now than ever. Including staging a fake terrorist attack that was THE largest property loss insurance payout in history. This was 9/11 probably not too far from where that actual scene was shot.

best scene ever on Miami Vice. Unfortunately it's true. Look back at Iran-Contra under Bush Sr when the CIA was running drugs