O12 team has fear to mafia

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O12 team has fear to mafia

"The Hollyoodstars George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Julia Roberts
become fear: In the proximity of the turningplace of Steven
Soderberghs strip "Ocean's Twelve " several memberof a notorious
mafia-clans were discovered. Over the turning work to Steven
Soderberghs strip "Ocean's Twelve" put the shade of the mafia: The
set in the proximity of the Sicilian place Castellamare del Golfo,
on itself superstar such as George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Catherine
ZetaJones romp around, had to be blocked for safety reasons
completely before merry, reported the newspaper "IL Giornale di
Sicilia" on Monday. Reason: In the past days several member of a
notorious mafia-clans in the proximity of the turning place were
sighted. The police fears that they could be interested in the
expensive equipment of the filmcrew. Soderbergh turns the successor
of cash hit "Ocean's Eleven" at present at several Italian turning
places. Parts of the Saga around the master thief Daniel Ocean, in
which also Julia Roberts, Matt Damon and Vincent Cassel along-
played, were before already turned approximately at the Comer lake
and in the center of Rome."

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Another article about mafia

Italy Arrests 23 in `Ocean's Twelve' Mafia Case, Corriere Says
July 14 (Bloomberg) --

Italian police arrested 23 people for extorting protection money from
the production crew of the film ``Ocean's Twelve,'' starring George
Clooney and Brad Pitt, Corriere della Sera reported, citing police
and court documents.

Filming on the west coast of Sicily ended last week, the newspaper
said. Those arrested include two men who extracted payments on the
set and the wives of two mafia bosses who brought messages from their
jailed spouses, Corriere said.

Clooney, Pitt and actress Catherine Zeta Jones were in Sicily filming
the sequel to the 2001 hit ``Ocean's Eleven,'' Corriere said. Both
films were directed by Steven Soderbergh.

Police had been investigating the payment of protection money to the
mafia in the area for two years, the newspaper said. The group
succeeded in extracting payments from everyone from local business
leaders to those renting out paddle boats, Corriere said.