Goodfellas star Ray Liotta, 67, dies in his sleep in Dominican Republic where he was filming Dangerous Waters

dailymail ^ | 26 May 2022 | Hannah Parry

[Yo-Yo]

Ray and Jacy:

[escapefromboston]

Goodfellas was probably his best film but I always liked Unlawful Entry

[Pollard]

Yup and then somehow miraculously ended up as a cop again in the sequel

[Yo-Yo]

Wasn’t he the guy that had a piece of his brain cutout by Hannibal Lecter and then fed to him for dinner?

Yes.

[ronniesgal]

He was Joey Perrini on Another World a long time ago.
Great eyes, Ray! RIP.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

The news report of his death is from “Deadline.” What else does “Deadline” report on?

[DarrellZero]

Dammit. He came across as a pretty regular guy.

I remember him from “Something Wild.” His character was so psycho and menacing, great acting job.

[SlipperySlope99]

There were 9 American tourists who died in their sleep in the Dominican Republic in 2019.

This was the first thing I thought of too plus there were a few American citizens who just died this month from carbon monoxide poisoning in the Bahamas.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/bahamas-sandals-americans-cause-of-death-revealed-report

[V_TWIN]

Not just anybody can rock a suit like that...RIP my friend...thanks for the enjoyable entertainment

[subterfuge]

Nooo! A Good Fella forever...RIP.

[x]

Nooooooo! Great actor.

[M Kehoe]

LOL.

5.56mm

[Cowgirl of Justice]

You are a good person. Very sweet to look after your son and his family.

[tina07]

So sad. I first saw him on the soap opera Another World in 1978 as Joey Perrini. Rest in Peace Ray.

http://www.anotherworldhomepage.com/1joey.html

[PetroniusMaximus]

ow.

[Prov1322]

I hear ya, I just turned 68. I can’t check out now, I’m helping support my son and his family. His daughter has been in NICU since she was born last October. Life has been on hold for them.

Now that she’s older, I’ve made it my mission to read to her regularly, with a goal of at least 6 days a week. Last night was our first session, and the nurse told me the impact it had on her: within the first two minutes, her heart rate went from 155 to 115. Poor baby needed a break, she’s been through so much.

It’s therapeutic for me, too. Reminds me that my troubles do not compare to her struggles.

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Awesome!

[Night Hides Not]

Thanks, but "sweet" is an adjective not usually attached to me...lol. I'm known within the extended family as "mean old Uncle NHN."

I thought that as I grew older, I would become more mellow, patient, and forgiving. Nothing could be further from the truth...lol, except when it involves my 3 grandkids.

I know my interactions with my granddaughter will benefit both of us. She'll get used to my voice, and her mind will be stimulated, just hearing what I read to her. It will be therapeutic for me, knowing my problems pale in comparison to what she's going through.

Being known as "Opa" to my grandkids is a reward unto itself. The other two love coming to my house: "what happens at Opa's House, stays at Opa's House."

[AmericanMermaid]

My husband’s age, which is a little unsettling. Handsome young guy. So much life left to live. May he rest in peace.

[DannyTN]

Prayer up for your granddaughter.

[Night Hides Not]

Thank you, we need each and every one.