Martin Scorsese opens up about his regret about not working with Ray Liotta again after Goodfellas.

Following Ray Liotta’s death, Goodfellas director Martin Scorsese wrote a heartfelt tribute to the actor he worked with over 30 years ago.

Martin Scorsese pens a touching tribute to Goodfellas' star Ray Liotta and expresses regret over not working with him again.

Following his death, Ray Liotta's fiancée honored him with some sweet sentiments.

Kevin Costner responds to Ray Liotta's death with a classic Field of Dreams moment.

In the hours after Ray Liotta’s passing, various celebrities have paid tribute to the actor.

Ray Liotta, who starred in Goodfellas and voiced Tommy Vercetti in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, has died aged 67.

Ray Liotta has unexpectedly passed away at the age of 67, leaving behind iconic legacy and a grieving family.

If the ‘80s and ‘90s were your bag, you probably love at least a couple of movies Ray Liotta starred in. GQ released a video today of the actor discussing his storied career playing a litany of fiery characters. Maybe you’re new to the American entertainment landscape and only know him as “Ray,” the guy from the Chantix commercials who used to smoke, but has since kicked the nasty habit. If so, you’ve missed so much! Liotta’s 1989-1990 turned in a pair of personal favorites in Field of Dreams and Goodfellas. Much to my horror, he …

At this point, if you're an actor even tangentially associated with playing a wiseguy you're sitting by your phone waiting to hear from Martin Scorsese's The Irishman or David Chase's The Many Saints of Newark. (Everyone else is getting cast in Dune so it's fine.) Ray Liotta—who you could say is a little more than tangentially associated with the mobster genre—has answered Chase's call, with Deadline reporting the Goodfellas star has joined Chase's prequel to the landmark HBO series, The Sopranos. Here's what the actor said in a statement about … The post Ray Liotta Joins ‘The Sopranos’ Prequel ‘The Many Saints of Newark’ appeared first on Collider.