Ocean's Twelve (2004)

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Written by George Clayton Johnson, Jack Golden Russell

Directed by Steven Soderbergh

Also known as "Doze Homens e Outro Segredo", "La Nueva Gran Estafa", "Le retour de Danny Ocean"

Running Time: 140 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA/Australia

Filmed in Colour

Danny Ocean has recruited a dozen cohorts for his crime caper. His victim from the first film, casino owner Terry Benedict wants his $160m back but the gang have already spent it. So Ocean and his partners decide to pull off a series of daring robberies in big European cities - Paris, Rome and Amsterdam- to get the money.

Cast

Image for George ClooneyGeorge ClooneyDanny Ocean
Image for Brad PittBrad PittRusty Ryan
Image for Matt DamonMatt DamonLinus Caldwell
Image for Catherine Zeta-JonesCatherine Zeta-JonesIsabel Lahiri
Image for Julia RobertsJulia RobertsTess Ocean
Vincent CasselFrançois Toulour
Andy GarciaTerry Benedict
Carl ReinerSaul Bloom
Image for Elliott GouldElliott GouldReuben Tishkoff
Image for Don CheadleDon CheadleBasher Tarr
Bernie MacFrank Catton
Image for Casey AffleckCasey AffleckVirgil Malloy
Scott CaanTurk Malloy
Eddie JemisonLivingston Dell
Shaobo QinYen
Image for Robbie ColtraneRobbie ColtraneMatsui
Image for Eddie IzzardEddie IzzardRoman Nagel

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