Robert Charles "Rusty" Ryan is a fictional character in Ocean's Eleven and its sequels, Ocean's Twelve and Ocean's Thirteen. The films are based on the original Ocean's Eleven with the Rat Pack, though Rusty does not appear in it. He is portrayed by Brad Pitt. Producer Jerry Weintraub said of the casting that "Brad Pitt is perfect as Rusty...He's not only a cool guy, he has that devil-may-care attitude that Rusty has." For Ocean's 13,...
Isabel is still questioning Rusty about the owner of the home they are at.
Danny, Rusty and Nagel have found the weakness in the Greco.
Flashback to Danny and Rusty meeting with Lemarc.
As Isabel expounds on the evidence they found, Rusty sits in the bathroom loo...
Danny gets a 5:30 wakeup call at 11:30 at night from the night fox. He knock...
The team review their plain and agree it's a good one. Then Rusty whispers to...
Linus recites a poem to try and make a contribution to the conversation. The ...
Realizing that by noon tomorrow he will be exposed, he turns on the bath wate...
Sponder, Banks right hand woman, is at work at the hotel. Linus is scoping he...
Frank, cognizant of Rusty's affair with Izabel in Amsterdam, is questioning t...
Rusty is speaking to Matsui in his "own Language". Linus is lost.
The guys are having trouble figuring out a way into the marks house. They are...
Rusty bangs on hotel room door. He looks around the trashed hotel room and li...
Terry lays the final stipulation to lending them the money for the drill.
Inside the new drill the guys meet and discuss the alteration of their object...
Rusty asks Isabel how her day was. As she tells him, he looks at left heal of...
Danny and Rusty are desperate for a way to get out of Terry's grasp.
Danny, Rusty and Nagel start to formulate the sting.
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