From: Trblgmbling@optonline.com   
      
   "No Kidding!"  wrote in   
   message news:sPQod.10206$pK6.2502@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...   
   > George Clooney would like to set the record straight. As far as pranks   
   > between him and "Ocean's Twelve" co-star Brad Pitt went: "Brad started it.   
   > He was the first one on the set to do some dastardly things to me."   
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   > Pitt's worst offense? Clooney rats him out in a minute. "We were in Rome   
   > and   
   > when we first got to Italy, Brad put a memo out in Italian that told the   
   > Italian crew: 'Mr. Clooney would appreciate if you only engage him as   
   > Danny   
   > Ocean or Mr. Ocean and don't look at him in the eyes," he tells GLARE.   
   > "The   
   > memo was as if I had written it. Brad even handed it out and insisted that   
   > I   
   > was trying to stay in character."   
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   > Clooney says that for a month his crew walked on eggshells. "Everywhere I   
   > went, they were like, 'OK, Mr. Ocean,' until I finally said, 'What the   
   > hell   
   > is going on?' It also got in the paper that I was like this diva who made   
   > all the crew call me Mr. Ocean."   
   >   
   > There was only one thought on Clooney's mind: REVENGE! "So I just put a   
   > bumper sticker on the back of Brad's car that said, 'I'm gay and I vote.'   
   > It   
   > was a political year," Clooney muses.   
   >   
   > When Pitt discovered and removed it, Clooney slapped on another sticker.   
   > He   
   > recalls, "It said, 'Small [er, package] onboard.'"   
   >   
   > "Ocean's Twelve" co-star Matt Damon recalls, "It was on the side of Brad's   
   > car door when we were filming in the U.S. He drove home through L.A. rush   
   > hour traffic with it. People were honking at him and waving. He thought it   
   > was because he is Brad Pitt. So he waved back!"   
   >   
   > GLARE checked with Pitt, who sighed and admitted that he was duped. "First   
   > of all, the memo being my doing is George's story. All I can say is his   
   > prima donna behavior did make the papers," Pitt teases. As for the second   
   > bumper sticker, he jokes, "I don't feel my small [er, package] is   
   > something   
   > I'm ashamed of. I'm cutting new ground for others who are afflicted."   
   >   
   > As for the entire shoot, Pitt adds, "There was a low level of maturity. We   
   > bonded quickly."   
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   > "Ocean's Twelve" opens Dec. 3.   
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   Well as the saying goes, "You're only young once but you can be immature   
   forever". It's good to hear that George can be gotten, and that gay voting   
   bumper sticker is a hoot.   
      
   Feesha   
      
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