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Ocean's Eleven

- Are you in or out?

Less than 24 hours into his parole, charismatic thief Danny Ocean is already rolling out his next plan: In one night, Danny's hand-picked crew of specialists will attempt to steal more than $150 million from three Las Vegas casinos. But to score the cash, Danny risks his chances of reconciling with ex-wife, Tess.

Release Date : 2001-12-07

Language :MandarinEnglishItalian

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Warner Bros. PicturesVillage Roadshow PicturesNPV EntertainmentJerry Weintraub ProductionsSection Eight

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : Ocean's 11

Cast

George Clooney

Character Name : Danny Ocean

Original Name : George Clooney

Gender : Male

Matt Damon

Character Name : Linus Caldwell

Original Name : Matt Damon

Gender : Male

Andy García

Character Name : Terry Benedict

Original Name : Andy García

Gender : Male

Brad Pitt

Character Name : Rusty Ryan

Original Name : Brad Pitt

Gender : Male

Julia Roberts

Character Name : Tess Ocean

Original Name : Julia Roberts

Gender : Female

Casey Affleck

Character Name : Virgil Malloy

Original Name : Casey Affleck

Gender : Male

Scott Caan

Character Name : Turk Malloy

Original Name : Scott Caan

Gender : Male

Elliott Gould

Character Name : Reuben Tishkoff

Original Name : Elliott Gould

Gender : Male

Eddie Jemison

Character Name : Livingston Dell

Original Name : Eddie Jemison

Gender : Male

Bernie Mac

Character Name : Frank Catton

Original Name : Bernie Mac

Gender : Male

Shaobo Qin

Character Name : Yen

Original Name : Shaobo Qin

Gender : Male

Carl Reiner

Character Name : Saul Bloom

Original Name : Carl Reiner

Gender : Male

Cecelia Ann Birt

Character Name : Board Member #1 (voice)

Original Name : Cecelia Ann Birt

Gender : Female

Paul L. Nolan

Character Name : Board Member #2 (voice)

Original Name : Paul L. Nolan

Gender : Male

Carol Florence

Character Name : Board Member #3 (voice)

Original Name : Carol Florence

Gender : Female

Lori Galinski

Character Name : Blackjack Dealer

Original Name : Lori Galinski

Gender : Female

Mark Gantt

Character Name : Bartender

Original Name : Mark Gantt

Gender : Male

Tim Perez

Character Name : Security Guard

Original Name : Tim Perez

Gender : Male

Frank Patton III

Character Name : Lockbox Carrier

Original Name : Frank Patton III

Gender : Male

Jorge R. Hernandez

Character Name : FBI Man #1

Original Name : Jorge R. Hernandez

Gender : Male

Tim Snay

Character Name : FBI Man #2

Original Name : Tim Snay

Gender : Male

Miguel Pérez

Character Name : Explosives Cop

Original Name : Miguel Pérez

Gender : Male

Lennox Lewis

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Lennox Lewis

Gender : Male

Wladimir Klitschko

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Wladimir Klitschko

Gender : Male

Barry Brandt

Character Name : Technician #1

Original Name : Barry Brandt

Gender : Male

William Patrick Johnson

Character Name : Technician #2

Original Name : William Patrick Johnson

Gender : Male

Robert Peters

Character Name : Eye-in-the-Sky Technician #1

Original Name : Robert Peters

Gender : Male

David Jensen

Character Name : Eye-in-the-Sky Technician #2

Original Name : David Jensen

Gender : Male

Kelly Adkins

Character Name : Dancer

Original Name : Kelly Adkins

Gender : Female

Gregory Stenson

Character Name : Sentry

Original Name : Gregory Stenson

Gender : Male

Joe La Due

Character Name : Billy Tim Denham

Original Name : Joe La Due

Gender : Male

John C. Fiore

Character Name : Hotel Security

Original Name : John C. Fiore

Gender : Male

Tommy Kordick

Character Name : Hotel Security

Original Name : Tommy Kordick

Gender : Male

Michael Delano

Character Name : Casino Manager ("Walsh")

Original Name : Michael Delano

Gender : Male

Charles La Russa

Character Name : Italian High Roller

Original Name : Charles La Russa

Gender : Male

Anthony Allison

Character Name : French High Roller

Original Name : Anthony Allison

Gender : Male

Ronn Soeda

Character Name : Japanese High Roller

Original Name : Ronn Soeda

Gender : Male

Robin Sachs

Character Name : Seller

Original Name : Robin Sachs

Gender : Male

J.P. Manoux

Character Name : Aide-de-Camp

Original Name : J.P. Manoux

Gender : Male

Jerry Weintraub

Character Name : Denny Shields

Original Name : Jerry Weintraub

Gender : Male

Frankie J. Allison

Character Name : High Roller Pit Boss

Original Name : Frankie J. Allison

Gender : Male

James Curatola

Character Name : Baccarat Dealer

Original Name : James Curatola

Gender : Male

Henry Silva

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Henry Silva

Gender : Male

Eydie Gormé

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Eydie Gormé

Gender : Female

Angie Dickinson

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Angie Dickinson

Gender : Female

Steve Lawrence

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Steve Lawrence

Gender : Male

Wayne Newton

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Wayne Newton

Gender : Male

Siegfried Fischbacher

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Siegfried Fischbacher

Gender : Male

Roy Horn

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Roy Horn

Gender : Male

Jim Lampley

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Jim Lampley

Gender : Male

Larry Merchant

Character Name : Self

Original Name : Larry Merchant

Gender : Male

Richard Reed

Character Name : Bucky Buchanan

Original Name : Richard Reed

Gender : Male

David Sontag

Character Name : Plainclothes Goon #1

Original Name : David Sontag

Gender : Male

Larry Sontag

Character Name : Plainclothes Goon #2

Original Name : Larry Sontag

Gender : Male

Bill Allison

Character Name : Guard

Original Name : Bill Allison

Gender : Male

Rusty Meyers

Character Name : Security Officer #1

Original Name : Rusty Meyers

Gender : Male

Joe Coyle

Character Name : Security Officer #2

Original Name : Joe Coyle

Gender : Male

Scott L. Schwartz

Character Name : Bruiser

Original Name : Scott L. Schwartz

Gender : Male

Richard Steele

Character Name : Self - Boxing Referee

Original Name : Richard Steele

Gender : Male

John Robotham

Character Name : Uzi-Carrying Guard #1

Original Name : John Robotham

Gender : Male

Vincent M. Ward

Character Name : Uzi-Carrying Guard #2

Original Name : Vincent M. Ward

Gender : Male

Scott Beringer

Character Name : Head Goon

Original Name : Scott Beringer

Gender : Male

Jim Alfonso

Character Name : Police Officer

Original Name : Jim Alfonso

Gender : Male

Don Cheadle

Character Name : Basher Tarr (uncredited)

Original Name : Don Cheadle

Gender : Male

Tony Brown

Character Name : Chicago Train Commuter (uncredited)

Original Name : Tony Brown

Gender : Male

Holly Marie Combs

Character Name : Holly Marie Combs (uncredited)

Original Name : Holly Marie Combs

Gender : Female

Topher Grace

Character Name : Topher Grace (uncredited)

Original Name : Topher Grace

Gender : Male

Joshua Jackson

Character Name : Joshua Jackson (uncredited)

Original Name : Joshua Jackson

Gender : Male

David Leitch

Character Name : Security Guard / X-Bag Man #1 (uncredited)

Original Name : David Leitch

Gender : Male

Mike Malone

Character Name : Pickpocketed Man on Train (uncredited)

Original Name : Mike Malone

Gender : Male

Thomas Rosales Jr.

Character Name : Security Guard at Boxing Fight (uncredited)

Original Name : Thomas Rosales Jr.

Gender : Male

Kerry Rossall

Character Name : Flashback Security Guard (uncredited)

Original Name : Kerry Rossall

Gender : Male

Steven Soderbergh

Character Name : Vault-Bombing Thief (uncredited)

Original Name : Steven Soderbergh

Gender : Male

Barry Watson

Character Name : Barry Watson (uncredited)

Original Name : Barry Watson

Gender : Male

Shane West

Character Name : Shane West (uncredited)

Original Name : Shane West

Gender : Male

Viola Davis

Character Name : Parole Board Interrogator (voice) (uncredited)

Original Name : Viola Davis

Gender : Female

Yann Toderi

Character Name : Man at Bar (uncredited)

Original Name : Yann Toderi

Gender : Male

J.P. Riley

Character Name : Chicago Train Commuter (uncredited)

Original Name : J.P. Riley

Gender : Male

Reviews

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John Chard

@John Chard

2024-05-16

I got two words for you, mini-bar. Literally fresh out of prison, Danny Ocean is busy setting up a seemingly impossible robbery. The plan, along with ten other experts he has roped in, is to rob the main vault at Las Vegas that houses the takings from the three main casinos. The original Ocean's 11 released in 1960 is an OK film, more watchable for the Vegas setting and the irrepressible cast of Rat Packers than for any purpose or structure. That this Steven Soderbergh remake trumps the original in every department is a triumph of entertainment values over pure star appeal. Some would put a case up for the cast of Soderberg's film using stars to entice the audience in? But really at the time of release it was a stretch to put George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Matt Damon (all excellent here) on the same pedal stool as Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin. The most striking thing about this remake is that the whole cast seem to be enjoying themselves, mainly because they are not being asked to over exert their performances from their very astute director, they really are just asked to turn up, enjoy each other's company and deliver one of the coolest pictures to have been made in the decade. The film is purely out there to entertain, it has geniality pouring out from every frame, this is a character based heist caper full of laughs and derring do shenanigans - even Don Cheadle's ill advised (and pointless character arc) cockney accent manages to create smiles instead of being an on going hindrance. Some critics said the film is far too shallow to have any real worth! What the hell do they want? So the crooks are nice guys, it's a refreshing change to see a Vegas sparkling bright without any seedy undercurrents, where these robbers aren't using AK 47s to obliterate the opposition, it's wits and dashes of cool that fills out their respective armouries. The soundtrack and scoring are themselves cool characters in the piece, whilst a big shout out goes to the bona fide stunt work from the wonderfully elastic Shaobo Qin - which merely puts another cherry on this already delightful cake. All the cast (too many to mention) are great, from Andy Garcia's suave and mean boss, Terry Benedict, to Julia Roberts' (walking like a goddess) Tess Ocean, all things in the film deliver a feel good movie that when all put together, and all things considered, is a film made by lovers of the medium for, well yes, lovers of the medium itself! 9/10

K

Kamurai

@Kamurai

2021-06-23

Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend. As far as heist movies go, it's excellent, but I think I'm very picky when it comes to heist movies. In order to get me behind the criminal protagonist, it needs to be overly complex, but not complicated, and there needs to be an alternative motive, such as "get the girl". This entire franchise does a decent job of this, keeping the motives and implementations interesting. Part of the problem with that is that because of how complex the heist is, have the movie is an explanation of how the heist is going to happen (with JUST enough information left out for misdirects), then there is the actual heist, with some misdirects, and an explanation of the gaps, if not the heist itself, then a resolution. That's the formula for every heist movie ever, which is part of what makes it boring. It has to be special to really grab a audience and make it memorable. This movie does all this with a great cast, and certainly enough production value. While it is certainly really interesting and entertaining, I can't really say its a great movie. We can chalk it up as personal bias, but I do think everyone should see this version as it has some historical value and is well worth the watch.

T

The Movie Mob

@mooney240

2022-09-03

**My favorite movie of all time! A must-see!** Ocean's Eleven greatest strength is its emersion of the audience into the midst of a story already in motion. The pacing isn't weighed down by exposition; instead, the viewer discovers important history and surprises simultaneously as the characters on screen. The absolutely brilliant cast is effortlessly charming, whose antics and charisma fuel the movie to be a wonderful ride from start to finish. You can't help but feel welcomed into Danny Ocean's crew. With amazing acting, storytelling, clever twists, and exceptional directing, Ocean's Eleven is a must-see and my favorite movie of all time. As a young teen who stood firmly in the grunge camp of wearing ripped jeans and rock 'n' roll t-shirts, Ocean's Eleven convinced me that every now and then... suits are cool too.

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Peter McGinn

@narrator56

2023-08-12

This new version of the classic heist movie is of course slick: sharply written, acted competently, the stunts and special effects well-made. Still, I can’t say I liked it too much. It was sufficient to entertain, I suppose, but will quickly fade from memory. Then again, the action drama genre is not what I call home. You throw in some humor and you stand a chance of holding my attention, which it just about managed. The hero wanting to get his ex-back is easy to cause traps of stereotypical behavior, and this script fell into some of them. Tess Ocean comes off as one of Terry Benedict’s possessions through much of the film. He shows her deference and she srands by his side, but where is there even a flicker offeelings between them? And actually, there is hardly more emotion between her and the hero come to rescue her. So I give this film a less than rousing “It’s okay,” and will move on.

C

CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2023-09-02

As remakes go - I think we will struggle to find one that is better than this across any genre. It's not just that the cast is full of A-listers, it is that Steven Soderbergh has invested just as much time with his story and with the characterisations as he has with the visuals, the gadgets and, of course, just about everyone from Brad Pitt and George Clooney to Julia Roberts and Matt Damon. The premiss being that Clooney "Danny" assembles a group of skilled operators with a view to relieving casino owner "Benedict" (Andy Garcia) of a great deal of money. Their planning must be meticulous - each having their set tasks that they must deliver precisely to support the overall - dangerous - plan. All looks to be going along well until the boys discover that Julia Roberts ("Tess") - the ex-wife of their leader - is now dating their mark. Could that compromise their entire operation? The action builds well, here - the contributions from each - especially, for me anyway, Carl Reiner as the curmudgeonly "Saul" and Shaobo Qin as the lithe and supple gymnast "Yen" - who reminded me somewhat of Burt Lancaster's equally acrobatic buddy Nick Cravat - are charismatic, enjoyable and impressively they all gel quite well too. The ending is a masterstroke, and there is a suitably fitting "Clair de Lune" to sign it all off. Good entertainment all round.

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Narate

@Narate

2024-11-09

_"Congratulations, you're a dead man."_ I mean, this might be the best remake of all time right? I don't like using the term masterpiece but this is pretty close to that. Ensembles are not easy to do well but Soderbergh was able to get this group of beutiful people, make a charming picture and it's got everything you want in a heist movie.

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Narate

@Narate

2024-11-12

> "Congratulations, you're a dead man." I mean, this might be the best remake of all time right? I don't like using the term masterpiece but this is pretty close to that. Ensembles are not easy to do well but Soderbergh was able to get this group of beutiful people, make a charming picture and it's got everything you want in a heist movie.