Jon Voight

This season, Ray attempts to return to the fold of his family and the church in the wake of his confession to Father Romero. Meanwhile, Mickey finds himself on the run in Nevada, scheming to exploit local casino owner Little Bill Primm.

Ray's ongoing family upheaval has taken an emotional toll, leaving him more vulnerable than ever. LA’s preeminent fixer is heading into uncharted territory and will soon discover that some damage can’t be controlled.

After being rescued from a plummet into the East River, Ray's savior, a cop named Mac, brings Ray into the fraternity that is the Staten Island Police Department. While exploring this new world of brotherhood and corruption, Ray finds himself once again working for media mogul Sam Winslow.

In Season 7, we find Ray working to be the man his family needs him to be. While he makes progress with Dr. Amiot, there are dangers from the past that require the Ray Donovan of old.

It's like Alien, but with a giant snake.

Matt Damon and Danny DeVito star in this legal drama from the great Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather).

The 1972 hillbilly thriller that made banjos cool again, set along the Cahulawassee River valley where four city-bred men decide to take a canoe trip through the long stretch of water. However, their voyage turns deadly when they encounter inbred hicks out for their blood...

Oscar-winners Will Smith and Gene Hackman star in this 1998 Tony Scott conspiracy thriller.

Denzel Washington leads this remake of the 1962 Frank Sinatra brainwashing political thriller, an adaptation of Richard Condon's novel.

John Schlesinger's multi-award winning drama (including Best Film at the 1970 Oscars) set against the cynical end to the swinging '60s. Stars Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman.

Heart-tugging sports drama with Jon Voight and Faye Dunaway. The world looks at Billy Flynn and sees a has-been who seemingly never was, an ex-boxing champion slammed to the mat years ago by booze and gambling…

Oliver Stone's Arizona-set thriller with an all-star cast led by Sean Penn and Jennifer Lopez.

Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, Amy Scott's debut documentary examines the career of oft-overlooked director Hal Ashby.

The story of a homeless man (Djimon Hounsou), an art dealer (Greg Kinnear), and the woman who bound them together (Renée Zellweger).