I know part of what made entourage good was the authenticity, like actual famous cameos frequenting the show, but I feel like the drama stories being brought to life will make amazing tv lol

Casting a young drama tho would be one hell of a task and bringing the raw Hollywood authenticity would be hard, but idk the idea just sounds dope in my head lol

I was watching Child's Play 3 with my niece and just realized she's the love interest. I'm assuming this was before a nose job and before meeting Ari.

This was a large storyline for S4 and took up a few episodes, Vinny even got the advanced check, studio greenlit it, then season 5 comes around and no mention of Silo at all and no explanation for what happened to the project

It was a bit like watching an entourage episode where Drama was at his table with no one lining up.

I went up to him and asked how many , 'Victory!!!" shoutouts he had today and he said a few. Then I told him I love Entourage and Drama was one of my favorite characters.

He slapped his heart with his right hand and said thank you man.

Cool guy

If only he had as much game with women as he does with men hes rival Vince.

The racist and gay one liners to Lloyd are hilarious but I can’t even imagine this airing in 2026 lol, there’ll be national outrage

David Caruso gets it too lol

I’m watching the later seasons for the first time ever and good lord she is atrocious like she sucks the life out of every scene. It’s like she’s reading words off a piece of paper and she doesn’t understand what they mean

E seen wearing a suit before becoming an actual suit in Entourage.

Were you Turtle, Vince, E or Drama?

Recently finished Entourage for the first time and was looking to listen to some retrospectives and interviews, stumbled onto the Victory podcast and the interview with Adrian.

This was my first introduction to Doug Ellin and let me just say wow, I can see why this sub doesn't like him.

I was really irritated while listening to the interview because it seemed like Doug and to a lesser extent the Kevin's seemed to be poking fun at and diminishing Adrian's lifestyle post-Entourage.

Adrian genuinely opened up about struggling to find an identity after the show, especially since people rewarded him for acting like Vince in real life. Says a lot about someone to admit they needed to spend time getting their mind and body right (getting sober, etc), and nobody seemed to acknowledge that was why he was MIA for periods of time.

It started right from the beginning where they accuse Adrian of being upset at them and avoiding going on the podcast, but that's really not the case at all.

From what I can tell, Doug's entire identity is Entourage, which is insane to think about since the show ended over a decade ago.

Adrian moved on, started pursuing other projects and passions, and I think people like Doug resent that because he realizes Entourage is really all he has.

I came out of the podcast with an extremely good impression of Adrian. I can see why he kept his space for as long as he did; he was able to move beyond the show, those around him couldn't.

I would guess most movies get at least a 7/10

Not in my town... Not in ANY... of my Five Towns.