Los
Angeles(Reuters):
With
several
million
dollar
hits
behind
them,
one
would
think
George
Clooney
and
Brad
Pitt
wouldn't
need
to
steal,
but
they
do
and
are
returning
to
the
scene
of
the
crime.
Warner
Bros
film
studio
will
announced
they
were
were
pairing
up
for
a
third
movie
in
the
successful
crime
film
franchise
featuring
master
thief
Danny
Ocean.
The
movie,
''Ocean's
13'',
follows
''Ocean's
Eleven''
and
''Ocean's
Twelve''
which
together
earned
more
than
800
million
dollars
worldwide.
Producer
Jerry
Weintraub
would
only
divulge
one
secret
of
the
new
movie:
''There's
going
to
be
a
heist,''
he
told
Reuters.
''13''
takes
place
in
Los
Angeles
and
Las
Vegas,
and
returning
with
Clooney
and
Pitt
are
Matt
Damon,
Andy
Garcia,
Don
Cheadle
and
other
original
actors.
Ellen
Barkin
has
signed
up
to
co-star
and
Oscar
winner
Steven
Soderbergh
will
return
as
director.
Warner
Bros
said
filming
is
set
to
begin
in
July,
but
a
release
date
has
yet
to
be
set.
In
the
movies,
Clooney's
Danny
Ocean
and
Pitt's
Rusty
Ryan
lead
a
pack
of
thieves
who
are
specialists
in
crime.
In
the
first
movie
they
hit
a
Las
Vegas
hotel
and
in
the
second
they
planned
three
big
heists
in
Paris,
Rome
and
Amsterdam.
''Ocean's
Eleven,''
made
in
2001
and
based
on
a
1960
movie
starring
Frank
Sinatra
and
his
Las
Vegas
''Rat
Pack,''
raked
in
more
than
450
million
dollars
worldwide,
and
three
years
later
''Ocean's
Twelve''
pulled
in
another
360
million
dollars.
Clooney
won
a
best
supporting
actor
Oscar
earlier
this
month
for
playing
a
CIA
agent
in
the
political
drama
''Syriana.''