Ted Demme (nephew of Something Wild director Jonathan) cast Liotta to play the father of real-life drug smuggler George Jung (Johnny Depp) is his wildly entertaining romp through the dizzy highs and devastating lows of the cocaine business
Ted Demme (nephew of Something Wild director Jonathan) cast Liotta to play the father of real-life drug smuggler George Jung (Johnny Depp) is his wildly entertaining romp through the dizzy highs and devastating lows of the cocaine business
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Ted Demme (nephew of Something Wild director Jonathan) cast Liotta to play the father of real-life drug smuggler George Jung (Johnny Depp) is his wildly entertaining romp through the dizzy highs and devastating lows of the cocaine business
Ted Demme (nephew of Something Wild director Jonathan) cast Liotta to play the father of real-life drug smuggler George Jung (Johnny Depp) is his wildly entertaining romp through the dizzy highs and devastating lows of the cocaine business
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Liotta has Robert De Niro to thank for his signature role, as the actor recommended him to director Martin Scorsese after seeing his explosive energy ligh...Show more
Liotta has Robert De Niro to thank for his signature role, as the actor recommended him to director Martin Scorsese after seeing his explosive energy light up the screen in Something Wild. Liotta didn’t let either man down, turning in a riveting, sincere and sometimes hilarious lead performance in a film widely considered one of the best ever made.
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Liotta has Robert De Niro to thank for his signature role, as the actor recommended him to director Martin Scorsese after seeing his explosive energy ligh...Show more
Liotta has Robert De Niro to thank for his signature role, as the actor recommended him to director Martin Scorsese after seeing his explosive energy light up the screen in Something Wild. Liotta didn’t let either man down, turning in a riveting, sincere and sometimes hilarious lead performance in a film widely considered one of the best ever made.
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Liotta was at his electrifying best in this two-hander with Jason Patric. The pair play police detectives on the search for the murderer of an undercover ...Show more
Liotta was at his electrifying best in this two-hander with Jason Patric. The pair play police detectives on the search for the murderer of an undercover office in Joe Carnahan’s underrated neo-noir, and Liotta turns in one of his all-time best performances.
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Liotta was at his electrifying best in this two-hander with Jason Patric. The pair play police detectives on the search for the murderer of an undercover ...Show more
Liotta was at his electrifying best in this two-hander with Jason Patric. The pair play police detectives on the search for the murderer of an undercover office in Joe Carnahan’s underrated neo-noir, and Liotta turns in one of his all-time best performances.
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Liotta had a crucial role in Phil Alden Robinson’s sports fantasy about a farmer who builds a baseball field that attracts the ghosts of legends from the ...Show more
Liotta had a crucial role in Phil Alden Robinson’s sports fantasy about a farmer who builds a baseball field that attracts the ghosts of legends from the game. Liotta played real-life outfielder Shoeless Joe Jackson, and was cast by Robinson because of the “sense of danger” and ambiguity he brought to the supernatural role.
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Liotta had a crucial role in Phil Alden Robinson’s sports fantasy about a farmer who builds a baseball field that attracts the ghosts of legends from the ...Show more
Liotta had a crucial role in Phil Alden Robinson’s sports fantasy about a farmer who builds a baseball field that attracts the ghosts of legends from the game. Liotta played real-life outfielder Shoeless Joe Jackson, and was cast by Robinson because of the “sense of danger” and ambiguity he brought to the supernatural role.
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Liotta collaborated once again with Cop Land’sJames Mangold on this loose adaptation of Agatha Christie’s 1939 whodunit And Then There Were None. Part of ...Show more
Liotta collaborated once again with Cop Land’sJames Mangold on this loose adaptation of Agatha Christie’s 1939 whodunit And Then There Were None. Part of an ensemble cast that also featured John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Alfred Molina and Rebecca De Mornay, Liotta gives a multi-layered performance as a character who is not who he seems.
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Liotta collaborated once again with Cop Land’sJames Mangold on this loose adaptation of Agatha Christie’s 1939 whodunit And Then There Were None. Part of ...Show more
Liotta collaborated once again with Cop Land’sJames Mangold on this loose adaptation of Agatha Christie’s 1939 whodunit And Then There Were None. Part of an ensemble cast that also featured John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Alfred Molina and Rebecca De Mornay, Liotta gives a multi-layered performance as a character who is not who he seems.
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This tearjerker family film charts the burgeoning relationship between a Black nanny (Whoopi Goldberg) and the hunky Jewish widower (Liotta) who hires her...Show more
This tearjerker family film charts the burgeoning relationship between a Black nanny (Whoopi Goldberg) and the hunky Jewish widower (Liotta) who hires her to watch his grieving daughter (Tina Majorino). Yes, it glosses over the realities of interracial relationships would have been like in uber-segregated 1950s Los Angeles. But are you probably made of stone if your heart doesn’t surge during Goldberg and Liotta’s first kiss, as witnessed by a jubilant Majorino. It’s a far cry from the frenetic energy people usually associated with Liotta — and introduced his blue-eyed, smoldering charms to a generation of millennials and zillennials.
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This tearjerker family film charts the burgeoning relationship between a Black nanny (Whoopi Goldberg) and the hunky Jewish widower (Liotta) who hires her...Show more
This tearjerker family film charts the burgeoning relationship between a Black nanny (Whoopi Goldberg) and the hunky Jewish widower (Liotta) who hires her to watch his grieving daughter (Tina Majorino). Yes, it glosses over the realities of interracial relationships would have been like in uber-segregated 1950s Los Angeles. But are you probably made of stone if your heart doesn’t surge during Goldberg and Liotta’s first kiss, as witnessed by a jubilant Majorino. It’s a far cry from the frenetic energy people usually associated with Liotta — and introduced his blue-eyed, smoldering charms to a generation of millennials and zillennials.
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There was much anticipation for this The Sopranos prequel from creator David Chase, but few were prepared for Liotta’s turn as both “Hollywood Dick” Molti...Show more
There was much anticipation for this The Sopranos prequel from creator David Chase, but few were prepared for Liotta’s turn as both “Hollywood Dick” Moltisanti and his twin brother Salvatore “Sally” Moltisanti. Liotta had previously been approached by Chase to appear in the third season of The Sopranos, and the actor’s long-awaited arrival didn’t disappoint.
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There was much anticipation for this The Sopranos prequel from creator David Chase, but few were prepared for Liotta’s turn as both “Hollywood Dick” Molti...Show more
There was much anticipation for this The Sopranos prequel from creator David Chase, but few were prepared for Liotta’s turn as both “Hollywood Dick” Moltisanti and his twin brother Salvatore “Sally” Moltisanti. Liotta had previously been approached by Chase to appear in the third season of The Sopranos, and the actor’s long-awaited arrival didn’t disappoint.
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When Liotta’s LAPD officer Pete Davis first appears in Jonathan Kaplan’s domestic-nightmare thriller, we’re happy to see him. A young couple, Michael and ...Show more
When Liotta’s LAPD officer Pete Davis first appears in Jonathan Kaplan’s domestic-nightmare thriller, we’re happy to see him. A young couple, Michael and Karen Carr (played by Kurt Russell and Madeleine Stowe), have just endured a violent home invasion. Davis is the cop who arrives on the scene to help them. Then he becomes infatuated with Karen and begins plotting ways to remove Michael from her life. Liotta is brilliant as he slowly reveals the true madness of Davis, as well as the deep loneliness that drives him. When we played a violent killer in Goodfellas, audiences rooted for him to get away with it. Here, you’re rooting against him the entire time. Rarely has a big screen cop been quite so frightening.
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When Liotta’s LAPD officer Pete Davis first appears in Jonathan Kaplan’s domestic-nightmare thriller, we’re happy to see him. A young couple, Michael and ...Show more
When Liotta’s LAPD officer Pete Davis first appears in Jonathan Kaplan’s domestic-nightmare thriller, we’re happy to see him. A young couple, Michael and Karen Carr (played by Kurt Russell and Madeleine Stowe), have just endured a violent home invasion. Davis is the cop who arrives on the scene to help them. Then he becomes infatuated with Karen and begins plotting ways to remove Michael from her life. Liotta is brilliant as he slowly reveals the true madness of Davis, as well as the deep loneliness that drives him. When we played a violent killer in Goodfellas, audiences rooted for him to get away with it. Here, you’re rooting against him the entire time. Rarely has a big screen cop been quite so frightening.
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In Noah Baumbach’s break-up drama, Adam Driver first prepares to divorce his wife (Scarlett Johansson) by choosing an amenable lawyer played in avuncular ...Show more
In Noah Baumbach’s break-up drama, Adam Driver first prepares to divorce his wife (Scarlett Johansson) by choosing an amenable lawyer played in avuncular fashion by Alan Alda. When he realises he’d prefer to be represented by a no-nonsense ball-breaker he switches to a shark – and who better to have in your corner than Ray Liotta?
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In Noah Baumbach’s break-up drama, Adam Driver first prepares to divorce his wife (Scarlett Johansson) by choosing an amenable lawyer played in avuncular ...Show more
In Noah Baumbach’s break-up drama, Adam Driver first prepares to divorce his wife (Scarlett Johansson) by choosing an amenable lawyer played in avuncular fashion by Alan Alda. When he realises he’d prefer to be represented by a no-nonsense ball-breaker he switches to a shark – and who better to have in your corner than Ray Liotta?
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In this crime drama from director Derek Cianfrance, Liotta plays Peter Deluca, a corrupt detective who holds power over Bradley Cooper’s cop Avery Cross. ...Show more
In this crime drama from director Derek Cianfrance, Liotta plays Peter Deluca, a corrupt detective who holds power over Bradley Cooper’s cop Avery Cross. The role was specifically written for Liotta because of his role in Goodfellas, which Cianfrance rates as one of his favorite films.
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In this crime drama from director Derek Cianfrance, Liotta plays Peter Deluca, a corrupt detective who holds power over Bradley Cooper’s cop Avery Cross. ...Show more
In this crime drama from director Derek Cianfrance, Liotta plays Peter Deluca, a corrupt detective who holds power over Bradley Cooper’s cop Avery Cross. The role was specifically written for Liotta because of his role in Goodfellas, which Cianfrance rates as one of his favorite films.
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Liotta’s first major acting gig came in Jonathan Demme’s screwball action comedy, Something Wild. Jeff Daniels plays a yuppie investment banker whose road...Show more
Liotta’s first major acting gig came in Jonathan Demme’s screwball action comedy, Something Wild. Jeff Daniels plays a yuppie investment banker whose road trip with the beguiling Melanie Griffith is interrupted by her violent, ex-con boyfriend – played with convincing menace by Liotta, who was nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor for his powerful performance.
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Liotta’s first major acting gig came in Jonathan Demme’s screwball action comedy, Something Wild. Jeff Daniels plays a yuppie investment banker whose road...Show more
Liotta’s first major acting gig came in Jonathan Demme’s screwball action comedy, Something Wild. Jeff Daniels plays a yuppie investment banker whose road trip with the beguiling Melanie Griffith is interrupted by her violent, ex-con boyfriend – played with convincing menace by Liotta, who was nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor for his powerful performance.
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James Mangold’s acclaimed neo-noir about corrupt New York City cops living in New Jersey brought together acting heavyweights including Robert De Niro, Sy...Show more
James Mangold’s acclaimed neo-noir about corrupt New York City cops living in New Jersey brought together acting heavyweights including Robert De Niro, Sylvester Stallone and Harvey Keitel. Liotta went toe-to-toe with all three in his turn as NYPD officer Gary Figgis.
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James Mangold’s acclaimed neo-noir about corrupt New York City cops living in New Jersey brought together acting heavyweights including Robert De Niro, Sy...Show more
James Mangold’s acclaimed neo-noir about corrupt New York City cops living in New Jersey brought together acting heavyweights including Robert De Niro, Sylvester Stallone and Harvey Keitel. Liotta went toe-to-toe with all three in his turn as NYPD officer Gary Figgis.
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