Fans are curious to know about Ray Liotta‘s last movie. The evergreen actor left his fans mourning with his sudden passing at age 67 in 2022. Throughout his illustrious career, he entertained audiences with great films such as GoodFellas, Marriage Story, and Hannibal. Now that he is no longer with us, audiences remember him through his cinematic contributions. Fans continue to wonder if Liotta’s last film was Cocaine Bear.
Here’s everything about Ray Liotta’s final movie.
What was Ray Liotta’s last movie before his passing?
Ray Liotta’s last movie is a Lionsgate thriller drama named 1992.
It was a hidden truth that Ray Liotta would appear in any upcoming movie after his passing. Many believed that Cocaine Bear, directed by Elizabeth Banks, was his final film, premiering nine months after his death. Recently, Lionsgate Movies officially released a trailer for the upcoming movie 1992, which features Ray Liotta.
1992 is a crime-thriller centered around Mercer, a father attempting to mend his relationship with his son in the wake of the Rodney King verdict rebellion. On the other hand, another father-son duo hatches a plan to rob catalytic converters from Mercer’s workplace. Tensions escalate as chaos, uprising, and problems unfold between the two duos.
Ariel Vromen, renowned for his work in The Iceman and Criminal, directs the movie. Snoop Dogg, through his Death Row Pictures production company, and Tyrese Gibson (Fast & Furious franchise) serve as producers. It is set to release on August 30.
What role does Ray Liotta play in 1992?
Ray Liotta portrays Lowell in 1992.
Liotta’s Lowell is a father who has strained relations with his son, similar to Mercer and his son. Despite their internal issues, he includes his son in his robbery plans. Together, they hope to steal catalytic converters.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, in a recently released statement, Tyrese Gibson expressed his gratitude for having got the opportunity to work with the late actor. He said, “Ray Liotta blessed all of us in life while doing this film. For 1992 to be Ray’s last offering, we all feel so fortunate to have captured such a masterful and chilling performance.”
