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Kevin Costner honors late Ray Liotta: He'll be 'up there with all of us' during 'Field of Dreams' game

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It's been less than three months since "Goodfellas" actor Ray Liottafell asleep.

Best known for his role as a gangster, Liotta also appeared in "Field of Dreams" alongside "Yellowstone" actor Kevin Costner .

The film follows Costner, an Iowa farmer who happens to be named Ray and builds a baseball field in a cornfield. As a result, ghosts of baseball players begin visiting the field, one of them being Liotta's character "Shoeless Joe Jackson".

In an obituary posted on Instagram, Costner wrote of his co-star:

Alex Rodriguez poses with Kevin Costner at MLB's Field of Dreams game to reveal his top five favorite movies

Kevin Costner appeared on the field during the first "Field of Dreams" game for the MLB last summer.

Kevin Costner was MLB's first ``field player'' last summer. of Dreams" game appeared on the field. (Getty Images)

This is when Major League Baseball (MLB) will host Wednesday night "Field of Dreams"games.Just like in the movies, the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds walk out of the cornfields onto the ballpark in special uniforms.

Costner wrote: .

Last year, the Chicago White Sox faced the New York Yankees in the first ever "Field of Dreams" game.

Last year the Chicago Whites played against New York. Did. The Yankees in the first-ever "Field of Dreams" game. (Getty Images)

Costner shared a series of photos from the film. Among them is one that introduces him to one of his most famous lines in motion.Liotta's character asks Costner's character, "Is this Heaven?" Costner replies, "No. Iowa."

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Ray Liotta passed away in May while on location in the Dominican Republic for a movie.

Ray Liotta died on location in the Dominican Republic in May. (Getty Images)

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When the passage was published,Costner also posted it on his Instagram.  He wrote: "I am devastated to hear the news of @rayliotta's passing. He left an incredible legacy, but in my heart he will always be 'Shoeless Joe Jackson.' What happened in that moment in the movie was real. God gave us our stunt.Now God has Ray.

Liotta died at the young age of 67 while he was on the set of the Dominican Republic. He wasfilming the movie "Dangerous Seas".