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Fans have long awaited the fourth installment of the "Ocean's Eleven" franchise. Recently, co-star George Clooney revealed that filming is set to officially begin next year, reuniting him with Brad Pitt. Now, in addition to Pitt and Clooney, another original cast member has confirmed their return: Andy Garcia, who played the villain in the first three films. Garcia recently confirmed the news during an interview at a press conference for his upcoming series "Landman."
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Speaking to The Wrap, Garcia personally revealed that he would reprise his role as casino owner Terry Benedict. However, production is unlikely to begin in the coming months, as the shooting schedule has been pushed back. Originally slated for a January start next year, the delay was due to a scheduling conflict with another actor. Garcia did not specify which actor's schedule caused the conflict. Clooney had also previously mentioned that the exact start date was still fluid and might not happen until the latter half of next year.
via： The Wrap