US actor Ray Liotta has died aged 67

Actor Ray Liotta has died at the age of 67

Actor Ray Liotta has died in his sleep in the Dominican Republic Source: AAP / zz/RE/Westcom/STAR MAX/IPx/AP

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United States actor Ray Liotta has died suddenly in the Domenican Republic at the age of 67, while filming his latest movie Dangerous Waters.

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