Alden Ehrenreich and Elizabeth Banks talk working with Ray Liotta on CocaineBear.
Cocaine Bear is hitting theaters this weekend, and movie fans are hoping the film lives up to its bonkers title. While the movie looks like a raucous good time, there is one bittersweet fact about its release. The film marks one of the last performances by Ray Liotta, the beloved actor known best for starring in Goodfellas. Sadly, Liotta passed away last year at age 67.
She previously added in an interview with Variety,"He came to Ireland with the best attitude. He had a great time ... He came for ADR and saw the film, and was like, 'Oh, my God, the bear looks so good!'"
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