Ray Liotta's 5 best films

With Ray Liotta’s new film Bad Karma starting production on the Gold Coast this week, I figured what better time to take a look back at his finest work. Liotta’s done some schlockers, but these are my personal favourites.

Goodfellas (1990) The Oscar-winning gangster capper directed by Martin Scorsese is Liotta's most memorable film and made him Hollywood's go-to guy for crime drama.
Box office: $73,878,632M (Worldwide)

Hannibal (2001)

His biggest box-office hit, the Silence Of The Lambs sequel featured Liotta in modern cinema's most famous dinner table scene. Sautee brain, anyone?
Box office: $349M (Worldwide)

Identity (2003)

This psychological horror film, directed by James Mangold, was a critical and commercial success for Liotta and inspired by Agatha Christie's novel And Then There Were None.
Box office: $77,409,882M (Worldwide)

Smokin Aces (2006)

Liotta was part of an A-List ensemble that included Ryan Reynolds, Alicia Keys, Ben Affleck, Chris Pine and Jeremy Piven in a pulpy action-comedy.
Box office: $53,735,046M (Worldwide)

Field Of Dreams (1989) Nominated for three Oscars, this heart-warming tale provided Liotta with his breakthrough performance as Shoeless Joe Jackson.
Box office: $64.4M (US)

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