
Reno 911!: Miami
When a bumbling Reno police squad is summoned to Miami Beach during spring break, they must scramble to thwart a terrorist plot that threatens the national police convention and turn their chaotic antics into a last‑minute rescue.
“In a time of crisis, America will call Reno 911!”
Synopsis
A diverse group of Reno police officers is called upon to respond to a terrorist attack that occurs during spring break and disrupts a national police convention in Miami Beach. The film is based on the Comedy Central television series.
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A crew of 71+ credited
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Edited by John RefouaShot by Joe KesslerScored by Craig Wedren
Box Office
2007 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 2.0× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$20.3M
Opening weekend: $10.3M — 51% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $12.7M — 62% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,702 theaters
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- Reno 911!: Miami - The Movieen
- Alerte à Miami : Reno 911 !fr
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Cast & Crew
71 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Thomas Lennon
as Lieutenant Jim Dangle
Carlos Alazraqui
as Deputy James Garcia
Robert Ben Garant
as Deputy Travis Junior
Mary Birdsong
as Deputy Cherisha Kimball
Kerri Kenney
as Deputy Trudy Wiegel
Lennie Loftin
as Chief of Police
Danny Devito
as District Attorney
Niecy Nash
as Deputy Raineesha Williams
Wendi Mclendon Covey
as Deputy Clementine Johnson
Cedric Yarbrough
as Deputy S. Jones
Alejandra Gutierrez
as Miss Acapulco
Brandon Molale
as Kevlar Guy
Supporting cast
52Kathryn Fiore
as Cheyenne the Helicopter Model
David Koechner
as Sheriff of Aspen
Dave Holmes
as Persnickety Desk Worker
Patton Oswalt
as Jeff Spoder
Toby Huss
as Glen the Desk Clerk
Cathy Shim
as Spring Break Dream Girl
Ian Roberts
as Captain Rogers, DHS
Chris Tallman
as Alligator Expert
Tamara Fox Meyerson
as Tammy
Paul Rudd
as Ethan the Drug Lord
Marisa Petroro
as Drug Lord's Girlfriend
Kyle Dunnigan
as Drug Lord's First Hostage
David Wain
as Breen the Plumber
Todd Holoubek
as Tattooed Guy
Michael Patrick Jann
as Tattoo Shop Owner #1
Nick Swardson
as Terry
Brian T Finney
as Decontamination Guy
Irina Voronina
as Russian Model
Steve Little
as Drug Lord's Second Hostage
Joe Lo Truglio
as Tattoo Shop Owner #2
Ken Marino
as Deaf Tattoo Artist
Kevin Allison
as Tattoo Victim
Eric Price
as Wrestling Referee
Kathryn Smith
as Jello Wrestler
David Veach
as Dangle's "Body Double"
Mary Castro
as Wiegel's "Body Double"
Michael Ian Black
as Ron of Ron's Tattoo
Michael Showalter
as Paul
Shanti Hall
as Hot Paramedic
Mindy Sterling
as Spoder's Mom
Matthew Budds
as Clapping Cop
Michael Hoback
as Barry Baum
Paul Reubens
as Sir Terrence
Jack Plotnick
as Steve Marmella
Oscar Nunez
as Jose Jose Jose
Floyd Van Buskirk
as Proctologist
Jason Bartley
as Mansion Gunman (uncredited)
David Cohen
as Policeman (uncredited)
Tracy Dali
as Bike Cop (uncredited)
Rico Devereaux
as Smoking Cop (uncredited)
Duke Gonzalez
as Self (uncredited)
Dwayne Johnson
as Rick Smith, S.W.A.T. (uncredited)
Theresa Joy
as Roller Babe (uncredited)
Kent Kasper
as Alabama State Trooper (uncredited)
Alyssa Leblanc
as Stripper (uncredited)
J P Manoux
as Naked Armenian (uncredited)
Jill Michele Melean
as Southern Spring Breaker (uncredited)
Jt Mollner
as Newspaper Reporter (uncredited)
Bobby Silva
as Bartender (uncredited)
Aaron Takahashi
as Japanese Tourist (uncredited)
Jason Williams
as Police Officer (uncredited)
Jaime Zevallos
as Police Officer (uncredited)
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