Ray Donovan was abruptly discontinued after becoming a popular flagship series for Showtime and lasted seven seasons from 2013 to 2020. The decision perplexed the show’s writers, actors, and viewers; the show had lost considerable viewership over the years, but its devoted fandom assured it was never near the bottom of the ratings. Showtime eventually gave the series a chance to return for a final movie to finish off what had previously been a cliffhanger finale after outrage (and a revealing interview with the series creator David Hollander).
As a result, Ray Donovan: The Movie is more of an extended final episode than a movie. In the form of flashbacks Ray (Liev Schreiber) has while burying yet another body, it also leaps right in, delivering a few explanations to what happened during and after the events of the Season 7 finale. But, from then, the film (co-written by David Hollander and Liev Schreiber, and directed by Hollander) settles into focusing on the best of what Ray Donovan has to offer, ultimately leading to the emotionally true conclusion it was denied previously. On January 14, 2022, it will premiere on Showtime. Fans are asking for Who Are the Main Characters in Ray Donovan: The Movie? here we tell about the main characters of the movie.
In Ray Donovan: The Movie, Who Are the Main Characters?
Because the film is a continuation of the series, it will undoubtedly reintroduce all of the significant characters that have played pivotal roles in the plot. Let’s take a look at some of Ray Donovan’s most memorable characters: The movie:
Raymond “Ray” Donovan is played by Liev Schreiber.
Ray is a professional “fixer,” someone who takes care of his wealthy and famous customers’ dirty work (bribes, payoffs, clean-up, and so on). Ray loves and cares for his family, and he has a tremendous sense of responsibility for his children and brothers, but he has a tumultuous relationship with his wife and father, which frequently leads to him getting into trouble. The film delves deeper into his relationship with his father, who appears to be the source of all the family’s troubles, notably Ray’s.
Mickey Donovan, played by Jon Voight
He is the cruel and inattentive father of Ray and his four brothers – Bunchie, Terry, Bridget, and Daryll. Mickey was a gangster before becoming an ex-convict after serving 20 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. When Mickey is freed from prison, he comes to Los Angeles to collect his restitution, which throws Ray and his brothers’ lives into disarray. Mickey goes missing in the film, and Ray is determined to find him before he gets himself into more trouble.
Terry Donovan is played by Eddie Marsan
Ray’s older brother, Terrence “Terry” Donovan is played by Eddie Marsan, a former boxer. Terry has Parkinson’s disease, which has made him despondent and uneasy in social situations.
Ray’s younger brother, Brendan “Bunchy” Donovan, is played by Dash Mihok, who is a sexual anorexic. Daryll Donovan, Ray’s younger half-brother, is played by Pooch Hall. Terry also trains Daryll as a professional fighter.
Bridget Elizabeth “Bridge” Donovan played by Kerris Dorsey, Ray’s daughter and the oldest of Ray’s children, is  Bridget is Ray and Abby’s smart and driven oldest child. Completely against her parents’ wishes, Bridget falls for the foster child of a famous rap star, causing her to grow up very fast.
Aside from the main characters, Katherine Moennig plays Ray’s investigative assistant Lena Burnham.
Kerry Condon plays Molly Sullivan. Molly is Ray’s love interest, but their relationship is complicated by the hostility between her family and the Donovans.
