Michael Mann Magnets

Heat (1995) Neil Mccauley

Heat (1995) Neil Mccauley

Heat (1995) Neil Mccauley

Heat cast…kind of

Miami Vice

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Starring William L. Petersen, Kim Greist, Joan Allen, Brian Cox, Dennis Farina, and Tom Noonan. Directed by Michael Mann.

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Show your love for the OG Hannibal Lecter, from Manhunter.

Manchester's Biggest Criminal has just been released after a 7 year stretch at HMP Strangeways... Things have changed since she went inside, no longer being top dog she decide to do one last heist and that will set her and the gang up for life!

Support One Heat Minute Productions Podcasts by adorning yourself with this amazing Briana Ashby artwork.

This one is for the real Mann menn and womenn.

Vector art illustration in comic pop art style of Robert De Niro as Neil McCauley in Heat (1995) directed by Michael Mann. This is part of my Robert De Niro portrait illustration series.

Lt. Vincent Hanna and Neil McCauley have a conversation over a Ketchup bottle in Michael Mann's Heat (1995)

the retro historical drama by daniel day lewis

classic by wes studi and daniel day lewis, great movies drama