Ray Liotta revealed he never fully watched The Sopranos in the last talk show appearance

In his latest talk show appearance, Ray Liotta revealed that he never finished watching the famous HBO gangster series The sopranos.

Liotta, whose death at the age of 67 was reported earlier today, appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers last September to discuss his role in The sopranos prequel movie The Many Saints of Newark.

“I never really saw it – shhh!” said Liotta from the original series. “A few episodes at first, but back then I just didn’t like sitting at home and watching TV. I was out doing stuff. I’ve seen episodes and said, ‘Wow, that’s really good.’ Every now and then you flip and there’s an episode that’s running. I will – I will eventually!”

He added that since he’s playing a new role in a prequel, he doesn’t need to base his portrayal on an existing character. “I didn’t have to sound like anyone,” he said. “Some of the people on our show will be in the show.”

Liotta, best known for starring in Martin Scorsese’s 1990 classic crime thriller GoodfellasHe died in his sleep in the Dominican Republic while filming a new film entitled Dangerous watersafter deadline.

cocaine bearone of the last films Liotta completed before his death announced its official release date just weeks before the actor’s death.

The film, which will be directed by Elizabeth Banks, is set to hit theaters on February 24, 2023, Universal confirmed earlier this month.