The Evolution Of George Clooney

We probe into the dishy doc's dark places...

By Lucy PattersonOct 15th 2009
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Ocean's Eleven (2001), Twelve (2004), & Thirteen (2007)

The Ocean's franchise hit the ground running in 2001, with an incredible ensemble cast including Brad Pitt, Matt Damon and Julia Roberts.

A re-make of the Rat Pack classic, Ocean's Eleven was slick and chic, and made crime look good.

Its success spurred a further two heists. Long live Danny Ocean!

The Role: Clooney was the eponymous Ocean, leader of the pack. He is the epitome of cool.

The Charm: He's one smooth operator.

He talks Julia Roberts right out of the arms of her billionaire lover. Only after he's acquired all his dosh, though.

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    • BazVanderClap

      Oct 15th 2009, 11:48

      No Out of Sight? The film that gave Clooney his get-out-of-jail-free card after Batman & Robin? And possibly his most charming role ever? Well?

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    • moorish

      Oct 19th 2009, 10:23

      The fact that there is no Out Of Sight in this countdown is a JOKE. Not only did you leave out a great film, you left out the film that best embodies the whole point of the feature! Sort it out, Total Film.

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    • moorish

      Oct 19th 2009, 10:24

      The fact that there is no Out Of Sight in this list is a JOKE. Not only did you leave out a great film, you left out the film that best embodies the whole point of the feature! Sort it out, Total Film. Shame on thee.

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    • moorish

      Oct 19th 2009, 10:24

      The fact that there is no Out Of Sight in this list is a JOKE. Not only did you leave out a great film, you left out the film that best embodies the whole point of the feature! Sort it out, Total Film. Shame on thee.

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    • moorish

      Oct 19th 2009, 10:30

      The fact that there is no Out Of Sight in this list is a JOKE. Not only did you leave out a great film, you left out the film that best embodies the whole point of the feature! Sort it out, Total Film. Shame on thee.

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