The temperature is set to rise this summer, as the new Ocean's 11 prequel is set to start rolling cameras relatively soon. According to Production List, the film will begin filming by the end of the month, setting the stage for a new story featuring some of the world's biggest thieves.
Added to that, it looks like the upcoming film will serve as a prequel to the already established franchise, and it won't be a reboot taking place in a different world. That means that the 2001 classic starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts will still take place at some point in the continuity after the prequel, and it remains to be seen if the upcoming film will directly tie into the events that came after it.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The last time the franchise was seen on the big screen was during 2018's Ocean's 8, the installment where Sandra Bullock led a team that featured only women among its ranks. The plan was simple: To infiltrate the Met Gala and steal a very expensive necklace. The chemistry between the cast carried the movie towards a comfortable $297 worldwide box office tally, giving the studio the confidence to move forward with the series.
While it looks like the studio is planning to get cameras rolling this summer, the entertainment industry is currently in the midst of a major overdue labor strike. The Writers Guild of America is headed towards the end of their first month on strike, with the Screen Actors Guild recently voting to authorize their own strike if negotiations with AMPTP fall through this month. We may have to wait a little while longer for this prequel, while workers fight for fair wages.
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