Field of Dreams (7/9) Movie CLIP - Ray's Not Invited (1989) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The players invite Terence (James Earl Jones) to follow them into the corn; Ray (Kevin Costner) feels slighted.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
"If you build it, he will come." That's the ethereal message that inspires Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner) to construct a baseball diamond in the middle of his cornfield. At first, "he" seems to be the ghost of disgraced ballplayer Shoeless Joe Jackson (Ray Liotta), who materializes on the ballfield and plays a few games with the awestruck Ray. But as the weeks go by, Ray receives several other messages from a disembodied voice, one of which is "Ease his pain." He realizes that his ballfield has been divinely ordained to give a second chance to people who have sacrificed certain valuable aspects of their lives. One of these folks is Salingeresque writer Terence Mann (James Earl Jones), whom Ray kidnaps and takes to a ball game and then to his farm. Another is Doc Graham (Burt Lancaster), a beloved general practitioner who gave up a burgeoning baseball career in favor of medicine. The final "second-chancer" turns out to be much closer to Ray. That "magical" field in Dyersville, Iowa still draws thousands of baseball-happy tourists each year.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1989)
Cast: Kevin Costner, James Earl Jones, Ray Liotta
Director: Phil Alden Robinson
Producers: Brian E. Frankish, Lloyd Levin, Lawrence Gordon, Charles Gordon
Screenwriters: W.P. Kinsella, Phil Alden Robinson
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[@bartcouprie4986]

Now we watch James Earl Jones follow Ray Liotta in to the afterlife. RIP James, RIP Ray.

[@mezipe6429]

Don’t forget Burt Lancaster

[@jackdriscoll8387]

came here to watch one of james earl jones best roles and got double sad seeing liotta

[@rcslyman8929]

Except Terry preceded Joe into the corn. "If you build it, Ray... He will come." [...] "It was you." "No, Ray. It was you."

[@nrgao]

Watching him walk into that corn and laugh… man, it hits different today. RIP James Earl Jones. This is the role that will forever live in my mind.

[@claudiocorleone7856]

James earl jones should have won an academy award for this role!

[@user-ho9nu6ir7f]

Umm ok....

[@maryjane8735]

Agreed!!!

[@keithnemnich5815]

He's incredible what he brings to the big screen.

[@cincin0722]

I think the Academy Award should be shaped to look like James Earl Jones

[@kbanghart]

@@cincin0722 funny I read your comment just now, today on Facebook I saw a photo of Paul Newman and his wife, his wife earned an Oscar before he did, and she made a fake one for him 😂

[@laurat1129]

"Is that why you did this? For you? I think you better stay here, Ray..." In the last few years, I've thought of this line often, here from one of my favorite films, but it has an eery resonance now. RIP, Ray Liotta.

[@gargouenzene]

Ray did an excellent job playing the POS that was Joe Jackson.

[@spaceflight1019]

And the look on Ray's face... There is a line from "batteries not included" that applies here...the fastest way to get a miracle to end is to ask it why it's here or what it wants. Ray realizes that he may have crossed the line and it could all vanish in a heartbeat.

[@gargouenzene]

RIP Ray Liotta. He was great playing the POS that was Joe Jackson.

[@gargouenzene]

​​@@spaceflight1019RIP Ray Liotta. He was great playing the POS that was Joe Jackson.

[@spaceflight1019]

@@gargouenzene Ray Liotta, to override the spell check.

[@ConnorMiller417]

“I think you better stay here, Ray.” Rest In Peace Ray Liotta (Shoeless Joe Jackson)

[@debbiemetke5938]

He was so cute! What a shame, only 67.

[@georgealcoba3514]

Rip Ray

[@KeshHarp]

I think Liotta joined the rest of the team in the corn. Wouldn't it be fantastic if Heaven is a ballfield like this and every day starts an hour before a game? I'd start behaving now so I could get a seat on the bleachers!

[@JennayrueblueUnc]

Academy is wacky

[@JennayrueblueUnc]

He was a grt freind.

[@mezipe6429]

Rest in Peace James Earl Jones, say hi to Ray Liotta and Burt Lancaster for us. Your legends will never fade into history and be forgotten. 🥲😢

[@katherineberger6329]

"Hey rookie... you were good."

[@Shiirow]

even as an old man, when James Earl Jones smiles, he lights up with child like innocence.

[@aardvarkboy5272]

Old man? That was 33 years ago and he's still around NOW!

[@MC32595]

@@gl22222 and voice, too

[@stevewyche5232]

Wouldn't exactly call him an old man there. Burt Lancaster was an old man there.

[@roelmartinvandervelde9407]

Carrie Fisher disagrees. JEJ knocking and running, it's not funny anymore.

[@bogieboog]

He sure does I was thinking the same thing. His smile is magnetic.

[@insertnamehere5809]

R.I.P Ray Liotta, what a great body of work you left for us to enjoy. You played a baseball player and a gangster and you were great in both roles.

[@Setton_Exile]

And a Biker (wild hogs) then he came out in COD Zombies: Mobb of the Dead DLC

[@andohish27]

"I think you better stay here, Ray." Ray liotta always with that intimidating, threatening look of his, I love it.

[@gargouenzene]

Very good acting. shoeless Joe Jackson : POS one day, POS always.

[@poejinxrandom6760]

RIP Ray Liotta Today 5/26/2022

[@Jerlemi2]

@@poejinxrandom6760 makes me sad

[@k.v.c.c.7619]

R.I.P. James Earl Jones (1931-2024)

[@JLee-g6w]

So sad

[@coolguy845]

@@JLee-g6w at the same time not really sad, bummer he has departed. but 93 pretty long life, only hope he wasn't ill or in pain just went to sleep and peacefully went.

[@climateanxiety2825]

RIP Ray Liotta (1954-2022)

[@blister762]

Ray Liotta's smirk when he hears about the "gun". Gonna miss Ray. May he find his own cornfield paradise.

[@marcopl17]

I came here specifically to see that

[@stevenhandzel5929]

He’s there with James now!

[@valmid5069]

*Rest In Peace James Earl Jones; may he explore the fields and beyond*

[@voccsaycee30]

Masterpiece of a movie, and Liotta was such a badass...so many great roles. And he never seemed to be in that whole red carpet/LA celebrity party scene. A true rock star. Sad news, thankfully we have all these great clips remaining.

[@paulwheeler6609]

I picture James Earl right now on his way to the unknown. RIP 😔

[@paulrieland6782]

We need more beautiful, kind, loving movies like this.

[@jeffburrington1194]

Paul Rieland just thinking that

[@Lightner445555555555]

But people can't "feel" anymore, so it'd be impossible today 😥.

[@StanvilleBrown]

Yep

[@andrewdwyer2456]

I see this comment as an ad plays for a horror movie before this clip haha

[@gengreb75]

True

[@billparrish9200]

RIP Ray. The moment Shoeless Joe first appears still sends chills down my back.

[@Gojirawars03]

Watched this tonight after hearing he passed. The way he so happily exits, giddy and excited about what’s coming next. Felt like the perfect sendoff for him…

[@CélioMazuziJr]

❤

[@thomastillman5395]

When Costner's voice almost breaks when he asks his dad to have a catch is the unforgettable moment of his career. I cry every time and it feels wonderful!

[@Lundahlium]

+Thomas Tillman It's a great scene but it doesn't make me cry.

[@MrWolfSnack]

This scene makes me cry because my father died when I was 10 and even though we weren't baseball fans, there was so much I was never taught or got to experience between father & son.

[@johnwayne3349]

Me too...

[@TristanandIsolt]

@@MrWolfSnack My father died when I was 5. I don't even know how to describe my emotions over this movie.

[@TristanandIsolt]

@@Lundahlium Did your father die when you were very young?

[@jacquelinetimestep5048]

Rest in Peace Ray Liotta. Heart is breaking here.

[@jaimechapman9366]

I can't be the only person going through Ray Liotta classics today. Rest in Peace Mr Liotta, thank you for the memories ❤️ and you will forever live on in the silver screen

[@dobermanpac1064]

Baseball brings folks together. It builds memories and relationships. I’ll never forget seeing Micky and Roger in 1961 at Fenway with my Dad.

[@ruthjensen321]

Your lucky You had an awesome dad.

[@Ogrematic]

Go Sox!

[@kevinarroliga1758]

I love 61* too, Both movies are my favorites

[@peacebubblepop5393]

Rest in Peace Mr. Jones

[@paulinonunes6528]

We lost another giant today. You will be missed, Mr. Jones. Your work has touched me so very deeply, thank you!

[@themetalchica]

Welcome home, James Earl Jones. Shoeless Joe is waiting for you. We love you. 09/09/24

[@LPJack02]

RIP James Earl Jones (January 17, 1931 - September 9, 2024), aged 93 And RIP Ray Liotta (December 18, 1954 - May 26, 2022), aged 67 You both will be remembered as legends

[@JohnnyCatFitz]

Ray Liotta. Man. He's only shown for a fraction of this scene, says a fee words but its him we want to see, its him that makes the scene sparkle. That's charisma and he had it in spades. RIP Ray Liotta, thanks for the movies you gave us.

[@davevanfunk8917]

Never saw this until I found out Liotta was in it.

[@mrsignguy1000]

When Liotta looked at Costner and said, "No, Ray, it was you!"... Ray Liotta...you made each of us feel like it was "us". Rest in peace, sir. 😔

[@tracybosworth1033]

😢❤ Yes

[@buckeyefangirl1976]

Wish we had movie stars and movies like this now.

[@dalehall2067]

I have heard in real life Kevin Costner is a really really good person

[@fuzzyflick9905]

We do.... it'll come... Youth is inspiration and age intelligence ☮️🐕🐾🇺🇸

[@SmokeyBluntRoach]

O-H!

[@TheLooterArmy]

Good Lord those icy eyes when Liotta delivers his line. Shivers.

[@edwardnigma6963]

Which lines?

[@SmConnally1984]

"I think you better stay here, Ray." His look seems to imply many things about what's beyond. The cryptic nature of it makes it even more goosebumps-inducing.

[@dmmchugh3714]

I love Liotta's expression when he delivers the line: "But you're not invited".

[@TheMelloyMan]

RIP James Earl Jones, thought of this when I saw the news

[@sdkelmaruecan2907]

What? You left out my favorite moment when he's afraid of getting in and has that genuine nervous laugh, it was both funny and realistic and then he goes and fades out, I appreciate the effort of posting this clip but it's totally incomplete without the end

[@gregbarclay8511]

this. it's why i clicked on the vid to begin with. he sticks his hand in and then pulls it out real fast like he's afraid of getting burnt and starts laughing at himself. it was perfect.

[@Ogrematic]

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C Yeah but soccer sucks. Soccer is really popular mostly in countries without tv or electricity, get it? If you had nothing to do all day you'd watch someone kick a ball around a field for an hour. Who cares. Watch soccer all you want, I'll be watching first world sports like baseball, football and MMA. I played soccer as a kid, and left it behind when I turned ten. Have fun.

[@fiedler1219]

@@Ogrematic rofl, yeah, england, italy, germany, spain, etc. definitely no tv or electricity there

[@Ogrematic]

@@fiedler1219 England? Cricket? You gotta know what a crumpet is to understand cricket. Spain, they kill bulls. Europe has too many hooligans for me to care about soccer. The only reason people there care is competitiveness, but I don't care. Kick around whatever you want. Fighting has been a sport for centuries.

[@englandbengal]

@M and soccer isn’t important at all, in the most important country on Earth, The United States of America.

[@kevkoster7877]

RIP Ray. Thank you for blessing us with your incredible talent.

[@cathyparks3854]

I love this movie. Tears thinking that James Earl Jones is gone.

[@Voucher765]

Upmost respect to James Earl Jones and rest in peace to the legend

[@studiovue]

The way Ray Liotta delivers the lines, "I think you'd better stay here, Ray." reminds you that you're talking to a ghost. That stillness. Great choice by Ray Liotta.

[@carlosojeda1956]

James Earl Jones is probably the most powerful voice in Hollywood history. Even when he is calm there is a sense of authority. He can be authoritative without being perverse.

[@pauleyh]

This was real sad. he actually ascended to heaven. RIP James Earl Jones.

[@Robsay01]

“Well, u were kidnapping me at the time you big jerk!!!” Lol!

[@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441]

I love that exchange, they were like 2 big kids

[@samanthab1923]

I like how the camera moved to Henry Hill with a smirk at the mention of a gun 😀

[@chrisgast]

Well, you lied to me!

[@ryuuotaku35]

I’ll miss him 😢 Bless him with all my heart.

[@realgrilledsushi]

“Take care of this family” Words to live by

[@Danandvikki1]

“But you’re not invited” That’s how I felt when my father passed on into the great unknown.

[@Drew-wo6xr]

I know I'm not invited yet. I know I'm going to feel this way when my dad passes into the great unknown.

[@cheefussmith9380]

Heaven is James Earl Jones reading baseball stories to you

[@DansChan995]

Oh but the laugh Jones lets out when he walks into the cornfield...you missed it!! So classic!!!

[@preetityagi2115]

No word can describe the emotions i got after watching costner playing this unforgettable moment , hesitation in his words to ask for himself though cuteness and charm at the same time on his face. Appearance of a man in whom every one wants to believe and have faith. What a personality. I m a big fan of his smile and naturalistic behaviour, everytime he comes. Lot of love and faith for him from India.

[@DV1287]

Mlb having this game at the same spot where this movie was filmed is magnificent

[@carter_3800]

That was the game of the year for many reasons

[@montanamtngirl]

😁👏🤘

[@Ej.morgan.14]

Ik

[@dukedematteo1995]

It really was great. Excellent idea, excellent game, and Costner was great. Field of Dreams baby...

[@xjcrossx]

It was a different field. Close by, but not the same field.

[@johnpeterwolf1802]

RIP James Earl Jones 1931 - 2024

[@vanderburghmichael]

RIP James Earl Jones 😢

[@michaelmurray258]

If you were one of those lucky kids who tossed the ball around with your dad in the back yard on warm summer evenings, how can you not shed a tear or two at the end of this movie?

[@Ronald60202]

Wish I had been, pal.....

[@chrisguidry7586]

Every damn time I watch the movie....Every damn time! And I voluntarily watch it over and over.

[@blainepeschka3329]

With my dad it was playing the basketball game “horse” on our driveway basketball goal. Beautiful memories!

[@ryanweisz9554]

RIP James Earl Jones what a legend

[@adrianelias2365]

Best ending of a RIP moment for James Earl Jones. Going into the fields means it was his time to depart into the afterlife.

[@seijin4426]

So he died? As in a life for a life?

[@SportsAndHorrorFanatic]

“You said your finger was a gun.” Probably the funniest line in the whole movie.

[@dylanh2591]

Rest In Peace James Earl Jones 😢

[@7daysinSunnyJune]

RIP Ray Liotta! Great character actor.

[@randyfarrar7049]

3 of the best actors of my lifetime. What a great scene!

[@jimtalor7971]

What a voice! James Earl Jones! When I first saw him in Conan the Barbarian along with Arnold, he was so convincing that for a moment I wanted to join that snake cult!!

[@samanthab1923]

All dressed in his black leather & slicked back hair he looked like a snake!

[@kimothy1701]

Oh god I’m old I remember him from the original Roots with a very young, Levar (Geordi LaForge) Burton. 👴 👴 👴

[@dt4ever042]

Lived in Iowa my entire life and went to the field for the 1st time on Tuesday, August 11th. I will have to go back sometime because the house was closed for tours.

[@levigoebeler7216]

The MLB having this game was the best idea ever

[@montanamtngirl]

👍👍😁

[@bobbyhamblen2338]

agree

[@mstraface]

People will come Rob....people will most definitely come.

[@IceColdKilla40]

It really is

[@jamvan2k]

@Been There Done That they have always been woke… where the hell have you been?

[@rawhydemusic8620]

They don't make movies like this anymore.... Just pure acting talent

[@modrenwarefare]

This hit’s so different now. RIP James Earl Jones.

[@Jupiterxice]

Rest in Peace, James Earl Jones.......

[@duncanidaho2097]

An inspirational movie depicting a time gone by when America shared a culture. Feeling, vision. Even this movie seems long ago by another generation.

[@JoeBlough822]

Even more so today

[@Razorpatel4life]

R.I.P James Earl Jones and Ray Liotta 🙏🏾

[@pcbacklash_3261]

This isn't just one of the best baseball movies ever made. Or one of the best sports movies. I believe it's one of the best movies ever made, period. What an implausible, emotional masterpiece!

[@jamesweekley1087]

"You said your finger was a gun!" One of those perfect lines.

[@nicedoppy2077]

Thats a Good Point!!

[@mackenziezimmerer7926]

Hearing the walk on the field is a sound that every ball player knows. It's not just dirt. The grime is like a coating that seals in the memory of the game.

[@deborahmitchell6532]

I love Field of Dreams. Such a beautiful movie. And I love James Earl Jones. ❤

[@FalconsFanForever]

Rest In Peace to Ray Liotta and James Earl Jones😢😢

[@missdee4927]

RIP Ray Liotta! This was the first time I saw you on the screen and you made an impression with your beautiful blue eyes.

[@stevejones6247]

when James Earl Jones(no relation) talks you better listen

[@GustavPapillon]

Ray Liotta kept going, "what? I'm listening"

[@packergeek10]

Thank you for clarifying you aren't related to James. I think there is only a couple people in the world that have Jones as a last name.

[@ThePlasticJones]

@@packergeek10 We get confused with one another all the time, you know.

[@leahdorothy]

@@ThePlasticJones it sure is an exotic surname

[@edwardnigma6963]

I see what you did there!!

[@thomasjefferson3506]

James Earl Jones walks into the corn for real. I'm going to have a hard time watching the end of this movie... very soon.

[@FreshTillDeath56]

I think I'll watch it again tonight in his honor. o7

[@FreelyRoam]

Rip Ray❤ watching this movie when it came out was amazing. Still is. I always took from this movie..if you build it.. they will come, good ppl in your life❤

[@lacouerfairy]

He was beautiful. RIP.

[@TheEilypily]

GOD HOW I LOVE THIS FILM!!!!! I always bawl my eyes out at the end with the cars streaming into his farm with their lights on in the twilight. So, so moving.

[@desmondberger45]

RIP JAMES EARL JONES

[@bazzatheblue]

When a young Ray Liotta says you outght to stay with a hint of menace in his voice you stay.

[@gargouenzene]

When POS Jackson acts like that, you punch him, a lot of times !

[@zoso73]

RIP James Earl Jones.

[@mestreinsolito]

Go the distance, James Earl Jones!

[@wayno2750]

I used to watch this movie with my father when I was young and never appreciated it til I was older. This I movie is beautiful and I will share it with my own son. Work hard and achieve it without worrying about what others think! The best advice!

[@toressm]

Burt Lancaster and Ray Liotta are waiting for James Earl Jones. They're all together in the Field of Dreams.

[@chriswalther7329]

Goodbye James Earl Jones 😢

[@davemalone3820]

R.I.P. Ray. Thanks for leaving us this

[@robbyosborne9708]

This scene hits me a lot harder knowing that James Earl Jones is now gone.

[@jamesdrynan]

I like it when Liotta as Jackson says, " I think you better stay here, Ray. " He knows that Ray is going to meet the man who he built the ball diamond for in reality.

[@gargouenzene]

Ray Liotta did a very good job when he played the POS that was Jackson.

[@samroxeva]

"You said your finger was a gun!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mine5441]

RIP to James Earl Jones. And of course, we lost Liotta way too soon.

[@amac6483]

God bless Ray. RIP.

[@califinn]

I love Annie's little comment, "...far out..." Perfect for words for what was about to happen.

[@Tigerman1138]

I want to say two things: 1) I have found an all new love for this movie and its symbolism I've not felt for 20 years as I hadn't seen it for that long and 2) I am reminded of "Stargate" when Jackson first goes to the Stargate's watery light/gateway to teleportation with his hands immersing in the energy smiling and enjoying it like he's ten years old. Such wonder, it reminds me of Terrance's laughing and sticking his hand into the corn laughing.

[@KeoTheCupcake]

"No Ray... it was you."

[@cgh7337]

What an acting legend & those piercing blue eyes...damn. RIP Ray.

[@Damomoz10]

RIP James Earl Jones

[@williamwhite2113]

Field of Dreams was made in 1989. It hasn't aged at all. Still a great movie. RIP Ray Liotta. I hope he got to meet Shoeless Joe in the cornfield.

[@wargame2play]

My Grandad was a pitcher who had one game in the majors. He couldn’t stay away from his family and gave up his dream. I always think of him when I see this movie.

[@alviltayco3713]

He Thinks of you guys for sure. Just like Moonlight Graham. A deep understanding that he gave up his dream to be in service to others to pursue their own.

[@dgray9020]

Rest In Peace Mr Ray Liotta.

[@MPDLR]

46. Wife and 2 kids. Why do I star whimpering . Every darn time. Just the musical chords do it to me. Thank you to all involved - something very special in my life and my heart and blood. - it's inside me. Yes, I love things before. Never perfect - but no lockdown drills or fights over the wrong fast food order.

[@ShinzonTV]

...and may the force be with you.

[@yodhin79]

RIP, Ray Liotta. 😔

[@cobain4life07]

RIP Ray Liotta.

[@Nunnzo]

What a man. RIP

[@USMC98]

I'm here because I just heard Ray passed away. Rest in peace Ray 🙏.