Matt Damon

The whole cocaine run during the 80s in particular, like Miami Vice, all that shit.

Yeah.

It shaped the entire country.

That's why I got eight houses.

Oh, yeah.

That's one of the real crimes that people got away with was bringing cocaine into this country.

There's a lot of people that got very wealthy, including banks, which is just really crazy.

Yeah, we can make you a deal, sure.

How many backyards in Miami still to this day have bags just buried somewhere that nobody knows about?

Well, at least find out who owned it before you.

Oh, he's a pilot.

Get a truck.

Get a tractor.

It's time to dig up the backyard.

I mean, one of those guys in the films had millions of dollars just buried in his backyard.

They had nowhere to put it.

They were making so much money, they just had to bury it places.

Well, that's why it's a perfect backdrop for the film, you know, because, you know, the situation that the cops, without giving away too much of the plot, but the situation that the cops are dealing with is a very real situation.

I mean, so many DEA agents turn dirty.

So many cops turn dirty.