Surprisingly, it is revealed the death of the multifaceted actor Ray Liotta at the age of 67 while he was filming a new movie, ‘Dangerous waters’ in the Dominican Republic.
The actor had more than 40 years of artistic career, the actor rose to fame in gangster movies since he starred alongside Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci in “Henry Hill’s Descent into Hell,” directed by Martin Scorsese in 1990.
All this without mentioning that over four decades the actor leaves a great legacy behind him as he has demonstrated his talent and professionalism on more than one occasion.
went through the half Deadline, where the death of the actor was announced while he was sleeping in the Dominican Republic, where he was filming his last movie.
So far, it is known that side was Jacy Nittolo, Liotta’s fiancéesince he was accompanying him in said film project from the beginning.
Later, different media assure that there was not a single sign that the actor was sick, much less suspect that his death was a crime.
This is the legacy left by Ray Liotta
Raymond Allen Liotta was born on December 18, 1954 in Newark, New Jersey, and at six months of age he was adopted by a secretary named Mary and Alfred, owner of an auto parts store.
And from 1986 the actor made his acting debut and since then he dedicated himself fully to the seventh art and has left endless films that highlight his professionalism and dedication.
- In 1989 he participated in ‘Field of Dreams’ with Kevin Costner
- In the decade of the 90s, in addition to ‘One of us’, he co-starred in ‘Copland’, by James Mangold
- In the 2000s he was in ‘John Q.’, with Denzel Washington, ‘Hannibal’, with Anthony Hopkins and Gary Oldman, and ‘Revólver’, by Guy Ritchie
- And in early 2010 he participated in the controversial ‘Kill Them Softly’ and ‘Sin City’, by Frank Miller
Inside its windows, the award-winning actor was recognized by the Golden Globes in 1987 for ‘Something Wild’as he had just finished the film ‘Cocaine Bear’, directed by Elizabeth Banks, and was scheduled to star in ‘Working Title The Substance’, alongside Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley.
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