“The character was incredible and I leapt at the chance to play him.” She said if I had doubts she’d sort them out, and this was before I even read it. He said: “The director (Lexi Alexander) literally told me that I was not allowed to turn this role down. One of Ray’s best known roles to date was as the The Punisher, a role he revealed he couldn’t turn down. “I do have family in Northern Ireland but seldom get to see them these days.” I was staying in Dublin and had a blast (of course) hurtling across the Irish countryside on a huge horse and a sword In hand. Then I got a part in King Arthur which shot in Co Wicklow for five-six months. One time for a bereavement in the family. He explained: “To be honest I’ve seldom been back. Unfortunately due to his work and family commitments Ray isn’t able to return to Northern Ireland much. “I must have been five or six years old and not long after that my father moved us to Newcastle in the north east of England.”
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“Alas I also have memories of soldiers on the streets, armoured vehicles and one particular night, bathed and scrubbed for school the next day, the windows nearly blown in from a huge explosion at a pub some two miles away. “I was born in Lisburn almost 50 years ago” said Ray, adding: “I have fond memories of playing on the Giants Causeway with my brothers, of building Go-Karts from broken bicycles and crates, climbing trees and creating general havoc. Ray left Northern Ireland at an early age when his father moved the family to England in an attempt to protect his children. Next month Ray, who turned 50 last year, will hit the big screens starring alongside Game of Thrones actor Ed Skrein in The Transporter Refueled.
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