(Screencap courtesy of Clooneystudio.com)
PLOT:
The continuing criminal exploits of Danny Ocean and his crew
of crooks.
CAST:
George Clooney .... Danny Ocean
Brad Pitt .... Rusty Ryan
Matt Damon .... Linus Caldwell
Ellen Barkin ... Abigail Spooner
Bernie Mac .... Frank Catton
Casey Affleck .... Virgil Malloy
Scott Caan .... Turk Malloy
Elliott Gould .... Reuben Tishkoff
Shaobo Qin .... Yen
Don Cheadle .... Basher Tarr
Eddie Jemison .... Livingston Dell
Andy Garcia .... Terry Benedict
Scott L. Schwartz .... Bruiser
Carl Reiner .... Saul Bloom
Eddie Izzard .... Roman Nagel
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RELEASE DATES:
Australia 7 June 2007
Germany 7 June 2007
Israel 7 June 2007
UK 8 June 2007
USA 8 June 2007
Argentina 14 June 2007
Netherlands 14 June 2007
Belgium 20 June 2007
France 20 June 2007
Poland 22 June 2007
Denmark 28
June 2007
Finland 29 June 2007 |
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NEWS:
"One of the fresh faces this time around is Eddie Izzard. In an inspired
piece of casting, he plays a new type of villain - one who works with a laptop
rather than dynamite. As he tries to explain a computerised security system to
Clooney and Pitt it's clear they've become yesterday's men. Izzard praises them
as the Morecambe and Wise of the thieving world, but reminds them that even Eric
and Ernie went off the boil. Any other director would run a mile from a line that
will probably have half the world's non-British population scratching their heads
and muttering "Eric and Ernie Who?" Soderbergh is fine with it. You're either
in this uber-cool gang, or you want to be. It's the vibe, remember..." REST
OF ARTICLE
According to a reliable source (I love saying that), Eddie filmed his scenes
in Oceans 13 on the Warner lot in Burbank on August 31st.
OCEANS 96 (from The Independent) Try as he might, Eddie Izzard just can't seem
to get a decent run on the Hollywood treadmill. The cross-dressing comedian has
been a star on the stand-up circuit over the years, but is still looking for his
first big film break. Izzard's big chance came a couple of years ago when he was
offered the chance to appear in the blockbuster Ocean's Twelve, only to discover
his role was reduced to a walk-on part. Now, he's hoping the film's sequel might
fare better. "George Clooney told me he was making another Ocean's film, so I
agreed to be in it, even though I haven't read the script," Izzard tells me. "I
only had two scenes in Ocean's Twelve, so maybe by the time I make Ocean's Ninety-Six,
I'll have 184 scenes"
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