Who is the voice supposed to be in Field of Dreams?

The person who voiced “The Voice” that spoke to Ray in Field of Dreams remains a mystery. For years it was rumored that the voiced belonged to Ray Liotta, who played Shoeless Joe Jackson. Kinsella wrote that he was told it was actually Ed Harris, Amy Madigan’s husband (Madigan played Ray’s wife, Annie).

Is it if you build it he will come or if you build it they will come?

As Hebrews 12:1 tells us, “We must run with endurance the race that is set before us.” The third and final lesson is a phrase familiar to us all: “If you build it, he will come.” In the movie, that means building a baseball diamond in a cornfield where players of past eras would return, including his father.

Does Field of Dreams ever say if you build it they will come?

The film “Field of Dreams” was released in 1989 and depicts Costner’s character, Ray who sees visions of ghosts in the cornfields of the property he owns. The ghosts tell him “if you build it, he will come,” referring to baseball legend “Shoeless” Joe Jackson.

Is the quote if you build it he will come?

In 1989, Kevin Costner starred in the movie Field of Dreams. This dramatic, sports fantasy ends with a row of cars approaching the new business built by the main character. The quote that’s repeated in the movie is this: If you build it, HE will come.

Is Ray Kinsella still alive?

Deceased (1935–2016)
W. P. Kinsella/Living or Deceased

Who whispered If you build it he will come?

This misquoted line is spoken by Ray Kinsella, played by Kevin Costner, in the film Field of Dreams, directed by Phil Alden Robinson (1989). While wandering in a corn field, Ray Kinsella hears a strange whisper: “If you build it, he will come.” Build what?

Who originally said build it and they will come?

The correct quote is “If you build it; he will come.” It’s a line from the Kevin Costner movie “Field Of Dreams”, cryptically spoken to his character by an unseen voice and prompting the events of the movie.