Don Johnson, the iconic star of 'Miami Vice,' reflects on the overwhelming fame he experienced during the show's run from 1984 to 1990. He recalls feeling trapped and needing constant security due to intense fan attention, particularly from women, likening his situation to that of Elvis Presley. Despite his concerns about being typecast as Sonny Crockett, Johnson has successfully navigated his career, ensuring he is not solely identified with this role. As he celebrates the 40th anniversary of the series, he appreciates the work-life balance he has achieved, allowing him to choose roles that fit his lifestyle. Now at 74, Johnson expresses gratitude for the opportunities 'Miami Vice' provided while acknowledging that fame is fleeting. He currently stars in the Netflix film 'Rebel Ridge' and reflects positively on his enduring career.