Ocean's Eleven Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details
9 of the most interesting Ocean's Eleven easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Ocean's Eleven movie message.
In nearly every scene Rusty is in, he is eating. Brad Pitt suggested this after having worked all day without a break for lunch and it was decided he'd eat all the time. In the scene where he's waiting for Julia Roberts (Tess), due to several takes, he ate 40 shrimp.
Ocean's Eleven Movie Easter Eggs
When Reuben is listing the failed casino robberies, the song playing in the background when the cops shoot the last robber is "Take My Breath Away" (literally taking his breath away).
Ocean's Eleven movie hidden details
You can see the cast members names on a billboard.
As Rusty re-enters the room to teach poker, Danny Ocean can be heard talking to Topher Grace. Ocean is congratulating Topher saying "That can be hard to do, crossing over from television to film?" Clooney famously transitioned from a successful television program to a film career
The two men who trigger the old hotel demolition are the two boxers in the boxing match later in the movie.
Linus Caldwell played by Matt Damon wears a Red Cap, with a Red Cap on it, that has a Red Cap itself, ...
Danny actually raises his hand asking for the check, allowing Linus to swipe the ticket, and buying him into the crew.
Reuben says you can't rob a Las Vegas casino and Danny and Rusty are both "nuts" to think they can. But by the end of the scene, Reuben says to pull off robbing Terry Benedict's three Las Vegas casinos they have to be "nuts, and you're gonna need a crew as nuts as you are."
Danny Ocean explains they need an exact working replica of the vault at the Belaggio, and when asked if its for practice, he responds "something like that", alluding to an element of the heist that is pulled off at the end of the movie.
