Ocean's Thirteen
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Ocean's Thirteen

Year:
Duration:
122 min | Croatia:114 min
Genres:
Crime | Thriller
IMDB rate:
6.9
Director:
Steven Soderbergh
Awards:
1 win & 5 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2007-06-08
Filming Locations: Moorgate, London, England, UK
Earnings
Budget: $85,000,000
Opening Weekend: $36,133,403 (USA) (10 June 2007)
Gross: $117,154,724 (USA) (23 September 2007)
Cast
Actor
Character
Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt
Ocean's Thirteen
George Clooney
George Clooney
Ocean's Thirteen
Matt Damon
Linus Caldwell
Michael Mantell
Dr. Stan
Elliott Gould
Reuben Tishkoff
Ray Xifo
Reuben's Butler
Al Pacino
Willy Bank
Adam Lazarre-White
Bank's Junior Executive
Eddie Jemison
Livingston Dell
Don Cheadle
Basher Tarr
Shaobo Qin
Yen
Casey Affleck
Virgil Malloy
Scott Caan
Turk Malloy
Bernie Mac
Frank Catton
Carl Reiner
Saul Bloom
Eddie Izzard
Roman Nagel
Maggie Rowe
Florist
Ellen Barkin
Abigail Sponder
Kris Kane
Fired Waitress
Soledad St. Hilaire
Chamber Maid
Olga Sosnovska
Debbie
Jerry Weintraub
Denny Shields
Luis Chávez
Nestor
Ivar Brogger
Shuffle Royale VP
Alex Procopio
Polygrapher
Armen Weitzman
Eugene
Steven Lambert
Roulette Scam Artist
Noureen DeWulf
'Nuff Said Expo Girl
Don McManus
Neil - The Pit Boss
Julian Sands
Greco Montgomery
Jon Wellner
Bellman
David Paymer
The V.U.P.
Mesan Richardson
Hotel Staff
Adrian Neil
Maitre D'
Vincent Cassel
François Toulour
Andy Garcia
Terry Benedict
Bob Einstein
Agent Caldwell
Michael Miranda
Randall
Oprah Winfrey
Herself (also archive footage)
Angel Oquendo
Gerard - Ortega
Bernie Yuman
Himself
Wayne Pére
Fireworks Guy (as Wayne Péré)
Joe Chrest
Fender Roads' Manager
Tim Conlon
Agent Caldwell's 'Deputy'
Moira Squier
Agent Caldwell's 'Deputy'
Steve Hai
Mr. Weng's Assistant
Michi Yamato
Singing Referee
Bayanbat Davaadalai
Himself
Byambajav Ulambayar
Himself
Ren Urano
Sumo Referee
Musashimaru
Himself
Akebono
Himself
Michael Harney
Blackjack Pit Boss
James DuMont
Security Supervisor
Doug Purcell
Slot Machine Pit Boss (as Robert Douglas Purcell)
Ashlee Vingle
Cartwheel Girl
Andrea Tiede
Cartwheel Girl
Austin Priester
The Real Fender Roads
Margaret Travolta
Bank's Secretary
Jacquie Barnbrook
Slot Machine Winner
Tommy Hinkley
Roulette Dealer
Matt Duggan
Security Technician
Adam Kaiz
Security Technician
Kasey Mahaffy
Security Technician
Nick Puga
Security Technician
Paull Walia
Security Technician
Mike Meldman
Himself
Scott L. Schwartz
Bruiser
Jorge Luis Abreu
Floor Manager
Diana Donaldson
Benedict's Secretary
Shae Wilson
Ticket Agent
Don Abernathy
Casino Gambler (uncredited)
Karen-Marie Ali
Hotel Patron (uncredited)
Bonnie Joy Ashley
High Roller (uncredited)
Felix J. Boyle
Gambler
Michael Bravo
Mechanic (uncredited)
Greg Brown
Casino Patron (uncredited)
Jeff Bullock
Gambler
Paul X. Campanella
Reporter (uncredited)
Jaden Christopher
High Roller (uncredited)
David Cohen
Gambler
Natalie Cohen
Cocktail Waitress (uncredited)
Gregor Collins
Stickman (uncredited) (voice)
Rachel Ann Courtney
Gambler at Roulette Table (uncredited)
Paul Dietz
Stairwell Guy (uncredited)
Mark Casimir Dyniewicz
Willy Bank's Hotel Guest (uncredited)
Paul Edney
Las Vegas Tourist (uncredited)
Gillian Foreman
Cocktail Waitress (uncredited)
Lanette Fugit
High Roller (uncredited)
Leslie Garza
Casino Winner (uncredited)
Kari Hawker
High Roller (uncredited)
Amber Hay
Cocktail Waitress (uncredited)
Jimmy Hsu
Sushi Chef (uncredited)
Ty Izquierdo
Bartender (uncredited)
Shane Warren Jones
Casino Valet (uncredited)
Christopher Jude
Conventioneer (uncredited)
Dan Kalbfleisch
Sumo Wrestler (uncredited)
James Martin Kelly
Craps Pit Boss (uncredited)
Matt Kohler
High Roller (uncredited)
Sean R. Lake
Bellman (uncredited)
Jonathan Lane
Gambler
Julio Leal
High Roller (uncredited)
Elena Levon
Gambler at Nuff Said Table (uncredited)
Tucker Maloney
High Roller (uncredited)
Eddie Mariano
High Roller (uncredited)
Shawn McDaniel
Convention Attendee
John C. McDonnell
Stickman (uncredited)
Jenny Morgan
Gambler
Cristina Nardozzi
Cocktail Waitress (uncredited)
Robert Neilson
Chaffeur at Airport (uncredited)
David E. Newham
Casino Photographer (uncredited)
Evelina Pereira
Informer (uncredited)
Shawn Pettus Brown
Airport Traveler (uncredited)
Maury Rogow
High Roller (uncredited)
Ankit Shah
Casino Gambler (uncredited)
Christian Sinclair
Casino Gambler (uncredited)
Lina So
Gambler
Johnny Soto
Gambler
Alex Spencer
High Roller (uncredited)
Nancy Stelle
Cocktail Waitress (uncredited)
Elizabeth Stenson
High Roller (uncredited)
Rose Day Stuart
Yen's Entourage (uncredited)
Joseph Sun
High Roller (uncredited)
Scotland Symons
Hotel Engineer (uncredited)
Alexana Thomas
Pit Boss (uncredited)
Caroline Timm
High Roller (uncredited)
Tyler Tuione
Sumo (uncredited)
Maria Zambrana
Sumo Wrestling Audience (uncredited)
Mike Zent
High Roller (uncredited)
Lucie Zolcerova
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
All members of the Caldwell (Linus') family that we know of have impersonated some kind of law-enforcing agent in the three 'Ocean' movies. Linus impersonated an officer of the NGC (Nevada Gaming Commission) in 11, his mother acted as a US Marshal in 12, and his father, Bobby, impersonated an FBI agent in 13.
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The numbers that Mr. Weng picks to win at the roulette wheel are 11, 12 and 13 - the numbers of the three "Ocean" movies, thus far.
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Steven Soderbergh filmed all of Al Pacino's scenes in three weeks.
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Goofs
Whenever the principals are at the airport, Gulfstream-class private jets await them. Gulfstream passenger cabins have distinctive oversize rounded "porthole" windows. Only such planes appear on the tarmac; however when there is a momentary in-flight clip showing the passenger's aerial view of the passing landscape below, the window is a small "sardine can" window of a typical commercial airliner. Clearly this was generic stock footage of "anyplane" flying over "anycity". When the highrollers are later disembarking, the windows become classic Gulfstream portholes again.
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When Yen is betting on the roulette wheel, when the camera shows the wheel spinning while the ball is waiting to drop, it shows a ball already stopped on the wheel.
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The tunnel boring machines used to make the Chunnel were huge and took months to assemble. There is no way that one could be transported on the back of a single tractor trailer and put into service in a matter of hours (days). In fact there were 11 Tunnel Boring Machines in total. Some of the machines were dismantled and removed. Some were driven steeply downwards and buried clear of the tunnel.
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Quotes
Turk Malloy: I don't care if it gets messy.
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Reuben Tishkoff: We'll talk about it when I'm dead.
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Roman Nagel: Well, I'm gonna give you back the hundred grand.
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Faq
Q
How could someone own all the air south of Beijng?
A
This is a fake ploy to create the illusion that Mr Weng (Yen) is a 'whale' businessman with lots of disposable cash, which he most likely intends to spend at the casino/hotel. Linus suggests to Abigail Sponder (Ellen Barkin) that he owns the air south of Beijing, meaning that, if anyone wants to build a building into 'the air' in that area, they would need to lease or buy that 'air' from him. It's actually based in fact...albeit ancient history. When people bought land prior to airplanes existing, it was assumed in a lot of countries that they also owned all the air above their plot. Air flight changed this and people now don't have the same rights to the air above their land, so they can't rent or sell it to aircraft; thus, air travel continues throughout the world unlimited. Apparently, Sponder doesn't know about Chinese land rights and, while she thinks it fishy and subsequently checks with FBI agent Caldwell (who turns out to be Linus's father), she takes them at their word.
Q
Why won't Banks go to the police?
A
There is no set answer for this, but the theories are numerous: honor among thieves, Banks has things to hide, the bad publicity, Banks wants personal revenge, etc. There was some dialog early on in the movie concerning Banks pride and ego. This became more and more evident as the movie progressed. Banks portrayed this powerful self made millionaire. His character was the type that did not want to share accomplishments and/or any recognition, admit fault, etc. By going to the police, he would be admitting such. At the current time of Banks career (real time in the movie) he was supposedly (at least in the public eye, and certainly in his own mind, beyond all reproach) not in need of any help what so ever. There's no way Banks would admit guilt, loss, weakness, and uncertainty, especially to the authorities! Also as mentioned in the movie, Banks had tapped in to the national fingerprinting database and the FBI systems... Yet another obvious reason he would not go to the police.
Q
Was Linus' father a real FBI agent?
A
Yes. Agent Caldwell was in the field office when Abigail called to check out some shady characters at the casino. However, he obviously uses his position in the FBI to pull off elaborate schemes. Linus also mentions, while on the phone to his father, that he has "the greatest cover known to man."
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