The film "Ocean's 11" (both the 1960 original and the 2001 remake) is called that because it centers around a group of eleven individuals, led by Danny Ocean, who plan and execute a daring heist.
Here's a breakdown:
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The Group: The core of the story revolves around a team assembled by Danny Ocean (played by Frank Sinatra in the original and George Clooney in the remake).
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Their Purpose: This team's singular goal is to pull off an elaborate and risky robbery, typically targeting casinos in Las Vegas.
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The Significance of "11": The number "11" directly represents the number of members in Ocean's crew. Each member possesses unique skills essential for the success of the heist.
Therefore, "Ocean's 11" simply and directly refers to Danny Ocean and his team of ten accomplices.
