Ray when the bank opens in the morning they'll foreclose.

People will come, Ray.

You're broke, Ray. You sell now or you lose everything.

The one constant through all the years Ray has been baseball.

America has ruled by like an army of steamrollers.

It's been erased like a blackboard rebuilt and erased again

But baseball has marked the time

This field this game is a part of our past, Ray.

It reminds us of all that once was good,

and it could be again.

Oh, people will come, Ray.

People will most definitely come.

Oh my goodness, one of the many iconic moments from James Earl Jones's legendary career.

The actor died yesterday at the age of 93 and we'll be taking a look at that legacy but right now

around this set and around homes across America

men are weeping and women next to them are going I don't get it.

He's walking out of cornfields but I would tell you willy guys long after we are all gone they will people will be

looking at that scene and as long as the baseball has played the same reaction

the same reaction what an an incredible actor, what an incredible moment, what an incredible

life. Yeah, I watched that monologue again actually early this morning and just from start

to finish the tension in that scene

when Kostner is being told he needs to sell the farm

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