Ray McKinnon

creator of 'Rectify'

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Ray McKinnon on KCRW

You may know Ray McKinnon as the doomed preacher from HBO’s Deadwood, or from his roles in FX’s Sons of Anarchy and films like Mud and The Blind Side.

Ray McKinnon’s ‘Rectify’

You may know Ray McKinnon as the doomed preacher from HBO’s Deadwood, or from his roles in FX’s Sons of Anarchy and films like Mud and The Blind Side.

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