Ray Liotta (Monroe)

Ray Liotta, who plays Monroe, a police chief with a political agenda, is an actor in great demand. He recently co-starred in Ridley Scott's Hannibal, with Anthony Hopkins and Julianne Moore, in the comedy Heartbreakers, opposite Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt and starred opposite Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz in New Line's Blow. He starred opposite Gretchen Mol

and Joseph Fiennes in Paul Schrader's Forever Mine and finished production on Rumor of Angels. Liotta will next be seen in the upcoming films Phone Booth and Narc (which he also executive produced).

Liotta played Frank Sinatra in the critically acclaimed The Rat Pack, co-starred in the ensemble drama, Copland, with Sylvester Stallone, Robert De Niro and Harvey Keitel,

and was seen in the action thriller Turbulence.

Known for his versatility, Liotta has leaped from action hero to sensitive and vulnerable leading man in the harrowing futuristic action-adventure picture, No Escape to the sweetly romantic Corrina, Corrina, to the ballistically vicious in his feature film debut Something Wild, which won him a Golden Globe nomination. He followed this with Dominick & Eugene,

and the 1989 Academy Award nominated Field of Dreams. Shortly afterwards, Robert De Niro suggested the actor for a starring role in Martin Scorsese's GoodFellas.

Among his other starring roles are Phoenix with Angelica Huston and Unforgettable opposite Linda Fiorentino. He also appeared in Walt Disney's Dumbo Drop.