George Clooney and Brad Pitt cement star status
The star wattage at the Hollywood premiere of Ocean's Thirteen was almost blinding.
Crowd favourite George Clooney was greeted with huge cheers when he stepped on to the red carpet, and power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie made an equally dazzling entrance.
Matt Damon was joined by his wife Luciana, while supermodel Cindy Crawford and Hollywood party girl Tara Reid also made an appearance at the event.
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Leading men: Oceans 13 stars Brad Pitt and George Clooney arrive for the film's premiere
Sticky situation: Matt and Brad make their mark in the cement
The rest of the Ocean's cast arrived in high spirits, including Ellen Barkin and Al Pacino, who greeted each other with a warm hug.
All fingers and thumbs: The Oceans 13 men get their hands dirty
Earlier that day, Clooney and Brad joined their co-star Matt Damon and the film's producer Jerry Weintraub to plant their hands and feet in cement in front of the Hollywood landmark.
Group hug: The cast of Oceans 13 smile for the cameras
"If I had to be on my hands and knees with three other guys, I can't think of three better guys to do it with, and I mean that in the best possible way," Clooney said.
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Partners in crime: Brad and Angelina work the red carpet (left), and Matt Damon arrives with his wife Luciana Barroso
Weintraub, who produced the film franchise that began with Ocean's Eleven in 2001, became the first film producer to leave his imprints in cement at the site.
The honour usually goes to movie stars.
Splash of colour: Cindy Crawford and Tara Reid brighten up the event
"I know this is all about me and not about these three guys," Weintraub said.
Damon added: "It should be noted this isn't the first time somebody tried to put Jerry Weintraub's feet in cement."
Three's company: Angelina, Brad and George
The ceremony came hours before the Hollywood debut of the "threequel" film, which opens in Britain on Friday.
Who's been framed? Brad Pitt , George Clooney, director Jerry Weintraub and Matt Damon pose with their hand and foot prints
