it was a great ending. would not mind a 90 min movie. seeing turtle with his restaurant, drama with his tv movie, e and vince living the family life, and arie running the company. but if it dont still have dvds of the season to keep me laughing every once in a while run threw them. 1 of my favorite HBO series of all time.
I disagree, and I think the finale could have been A LOT better. In fact, the season as a whole could have been A LOT better. I enjoyed season 7 but season 6 and season 8 are terrible when compared to the brilliance of seasons 3-5. That was the heart of the show and really when things were going their strongest.
I loved old Entourage and for that fact, I am glad to see it go. It has clearly run its course and became quite stale. That said, Piven CRUSHED this season and it was clearly the Ari Gold show which was this season's only saving grace.
I loved old Entourage and for that fact, I am glad to see it go. It has clearly run its course and became quite stale. That said, Piven CRUSHED this season and it was clearly the Ari Gold show which was this season's only saving grace.
Mark Walhberg: Entourage Movie Likely to Happen
BY MARK GRAY
Monday September 19, 2011 01:00 PM EDT
Don't say goodbye to the Entourage boys just yet. The rumor that they'll be back on the big screen happens to be true, the show's executive producer, Mark Wahlberg, tells PEOPLE.
Even before last week's finale aired and wrapped up eight years of adventures on HBO, there was loud chatter that the series would become a movie.
"It better happen," Wahlberg said over the weekend at Las Vegas's Palms Place Hotel and Spa. "We're working on [a movie] as we speak."
By ending the storyline on an upbeat note – Vinnie (Adrien Grenier) got married, Eric (Kevin Connolly) got back his bride-to-be, Drama (Kevin Dillon) got his series, Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) got his fortune, and Ari (Jeremy Piven) got his marriage back on track and a job offer to run a studio – Wahlberg says everything is "teed up for a movie."
So will Ari Gold opt to take the studio offer, or will he keep his word to his wife (Perrey Reeves) that they'll take a year off together? Reveals Wahlberg: "The dream job he got offered is too good to pass up."
BY MARK GRAY
Monday September 19, 2011 01:00 PM EDT
Don't say goodbye to the Entourage boys just yet. The rumor that they'll be back on the big screen happens to be true, the show's executive producer, Mark Wahlberg, tells PEOPLE.
Even before last week's finale aired and wrapped up eight years of adventures on HBO, there was loud chatter that the series would become a movie.
"It better happen," Wahlberg said over the weekend at Las Vegas's Palms Place Hotel and Spa. "We're working on [a movie] as we speak."
By ending the storyline on an upbeat note – Vinnie (Adrien Grenier) got married, Eric (Kevin Connolly) got back his bride-to-be, Drama (Kevin Dillon) got his series, Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) got his fortune, and Ari (Jeremy Piven) got his marriage back on track and a job offer to run a studio – Wahlberg says everything is "teed up for a movie."
So will Ari Gold opt to take the studio offer, or will he keep his word to his wife (Perrey Reeves) that they'll take a year off together? Reveals Wahlberg: "The dream job he got offered is too good to pass up."
