Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling to reunite in Ocean's 11 prequel

The celluloid world is abuzz with whispers of what promises to be one of the most electric reunions in recent Hollywood history. Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, fresh from their previous rendezvous in the Barbie film, are now set to regale audiences in a ritzy prequel to the ever-popular Ocean's 11. Set against the opulent backdrop of 1962 Monte Carlo, the prequel pledges a return to the era's charm and elegance.

As reported by Vulture in June, the film promises to be glamorous, giving fans a delightful retreat to the days of classic Hollywood heists. What could be better than watching two of today's most sought-after stars, Robbie and Gosling, embody the vintage spirit of Monte Carlo?

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"I can't really say much, but I think we're just trying to do right by the franchise," said prequel producer Josey McNamara. The franchise's prestige is evident. The first Ocean's 11 film released in 2001 dazzled viewers with a high-octane casino heist plot, led by the likes of George Clooney, Julia Roberts, and Brad Pitt. After two sequels and an all-female iteration, Ocean's 8, in 2018, this new entry is bound to stir excitement.

Behind the curtains with Robbie and Gosling

The reunion isn't the only aspect driving up the anticipation. Margot's production banner, LuckyChap Entertainment, is on board. This familiar collaboration, which previously gifted us Barbie, is a testament to Robbie's commitment to her craft both in front and behind the camera. And directing the ship is Jay Roach of Austin Powers fame, as revealed by Games Radar.

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McNamara, ever the fan of Robbie and Gosling's synergy, hopes this reunion isn't the last we see of them together. "They're wonderful together," he beamed, hinting at the magic we might witness on screen. With such an ensemble of talent and a setting as iconic as Monte Carlo, the Ocean's 11 prequel is undoubtedly shaping up to be the cinematic event of the year. We can hardly wait for Robbie and Gosling to steal our hearts, and perhaps some valuables, once more.

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