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According to Frank Sinatra Jr. in the DVD commentary, Danny Ocean and his men made it out of Las Veg [...]	D
Major Taylor, the head of the boys military academy, is based on Donald L. Nichols, head of the Palo [...]	D
Richard Conte later appeared in The Godfather. In the 2000s film series, two characters are named Vi [...]	D
The early massage scene with Peter Lawford was winked at in the 1964 Bond film "Goldfinger," in a br [...]	D
As most of the cast were performing at nights in Las Vegas, it was an almighty struggle to schedule [...]	D
Sammy Davis Jr. required wooden blocks attached to the pedals on the garbage truck he drove in the f [...]	D
The entire Ocean's Eleven appear together only twice: around the pool table at Acebos' house and als [...]	D
One of the most difficult tasks facing the film's production team was actually convincing Nevada's C [...]	D
When Frank Sinatra, Peter Lawford and Buddy Lester are in the burlesque nightclub where Buddy works [...]	D
The telephones in the hotel rooms have no dials, which means that all calls - room-to-room, local, a [...]	D
In the dubbed German version of the film, Frank Sinatra's character's name was changed to Frankie Oc [...]	D
Peter Lawford's comment about salting the clouds to spoil the picnic refers to the newly emerging te [...]	D
According to Billy Wilder in the interview book "Conversations with Wilder" he helped work on the sc [...]	D
The ritzy Beverly Hills home of Spyros Acebos (Akim Tamiroff) actually belonged to Hollywood agent K [...]	D
Dave White, Frank Sinatra's stand-in for over 30 years, can be glimpsed in an uncredited cameo as th [...]	D
Dean Martin and Angie Dickinson previously starred together in Rio Bravo (1959).	D
Because of actor Akim Tamiroff's thick Russian accent, the sound editor often had to adjust segments [...]	D
An old style bus bench can be seen in front of the Sands just after Sammy walks by. At the time of t [...]	D
The original story for the screenplay was brought to Frank Sinatra's attention by Peter Lawford.	D
The set of the grand staircase in Ilka Chase's home (used in the scene where Peter Lawford first mee [...]	D
Steve McQueen turned down a role on the advice of his friend Hedda Hopper, who told him to be his ow [...]	D
Frank Sinatra identifies himself on the phone as Detective Lieutenant Brannigan. Lieutenant Branniga [...]	D
The casinos hit in the heist are: The Hotel Flamingo, The Sands, The Desert Inn, The Riviera and The [...]	D
Possibly due to a journalistic mishearing, a 'Hollywood Reporter' piece in August 1958 gave the titl [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
Significant portions of the movie interactions between major characters were ad-libbed. The actors p [...]	D
Tony Curtis, Jackie Gleason and Milton Berle were all originally offered cameo roles.	D
At the time of filming, stage money, which did not look anything like the real thing, was still requ [...]	D
Frank Sinatra suggested that Patrice Wymore be cast in the role of "Adele." Wymore was restarting he [...]	D
According to Frank Sinatra Jr. on the DVD commentary, Sammy Davis Jr. was forced to stay at a "color [...]	D
When the woman asks the police officer about the theft, the background shot is of the Dunes Hotel. A [...]	D
In the final shot of the film, the eleven walk past the famous sign in front of the Sands hotel. The [...]	D
Peter Lawford was first told of the basic story of the film by director Gilbert Kay, who heard the i [...]	D
Final film of actress Anne Neyland also final for Ilka Chase .	D
One of two Shirley MacLaine films released in 1960 in which her final onscreen appearance plot-wise [...]	D
Most filming was accomplished early in the morning, before sunrise, since most of the actors also ha [...]	D
KLAS TV reporting in the wake of the heist was a real Las Vegas media station. Not long after this m [...]	D
Shirley MacLaine shot her quick cameo during a break in filming L'appartamento (1960). Although she [...]	D
Angie Dickinson says that she and Frank Sinatra had a floating crap game rather than a marriage. Fiv [...]	D
Longtime Sinatra bodyguard and fight trainer-to-the-stars, Al Silvani, makes an uncredited cameo as [...]	D
Shirley MacLaine's tipsy uncredited cameo was ad-libbed by the actress, for which she reportedly rec [...]	D
When the Sheriff's Office gets the phone call from The Flamingo reporting the robbery there is no de [...]	D
As Peter Lawford, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra attempt to disguise themselves by blackening their f [...]	D
In the original story the Joey Bishop and Akim Tamiroff characters were really members of organized [...]	D
Peter Lawford, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra are shown standing in front of the original plaster sta [...]	D
Richard Conte is the only member of "Ocean's 11" who dies in the film.	D
Spyros reads about the robbery in the Seven Star edition of the Los Angeles Chronicle. The same edit [...]	D
Right after the heist when Sheriff Wimmer is interrogating a possible witness over the phone, the un [...]	D
Peter Lawford's story about going skiing at Squaw Valley could not actually happen due to the entire [...]	D
Actor Richard Boone supplied the voice of the minister giving the eulogy at the end of the film alth [...]	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Ocean's Eleven. This film received three "not recommends".	D
The final shot and ending credit sequence is reminiscent of the opening title sequence of Reservoir [...]	D
Average Shot Length = ~12 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~10.8 seconds.	D
George Raft, who makes a cameo appearance as a casino owner, actually helped New York mobster Bugsy [...]	D
This was the second movie in two years co-starring Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin that ends with a re [...]	D
During Dean Martin's scene with Shirley MacLaine, after she calls him "Ricky Nelson", Martin replies [...]	D
Prominent names of entertainment personalities, all well known to 1960 audiences, appear on the marq [...]	D
Jack L. Warner was sufficiently impressed with the finished film that he subsequently entered into a [...]	D
Peter Lawford's line about buying votes and going into politics is a reference to his involvement in [...]	D
Sinatra was not the first to hear about this film. Peter Lawford was first told of the basic story o [...]	D
At the time of filming, the Rat Pack was not yet the solid block of tight friends they appeared to b [...]	D
In a scene between Danny (Frank Sinatra) and Adele (Patrice Wymore), Adele throws a dish of candy at [...]	D
The garbage truck used in this film is a 1960 International Harvester VCOF-200 with a "Packmaster" g [...]	D
In the theatrical trailer, the announcer states "Danny Ocean is holding his own summit". This is a p [...]	D
This gathering of old friends necessitated Peter Lawford and Sammy Davis Jr. to patch up their diffe [...]	D
At 01:05:40, when Buddy Lester is spraying the door, you can see that the spray is on the opposite d [...]	D
The exterior of the chapel where Richard Conte's funeral is held was actually not in Las Vegas, but [...]	D

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