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Hero in a fitted hat. Jerry Ferrara.

This is everything and more.

The film will be directed by series creator Doug Ellin, who wrote the screenplay and who exec produced the series with Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson.

The entire cast is currently in talks.

This is a thing people wanted?

FINALLY. I’ve been waiting to find out what happened.

He says his script starts about 6 months after the TV series leaves off. “There are interesting developments about Ari as a studio head, and that’s still the first page for me. But foremost is the friendship between the guys who are still hanging out and going to fun parties, and it continues with the same characters.”

(ht FilmThrasher)

TV Tripping Super Cut. Party on.

huffposttv:

Roger Sterling’s “Mad Men” LSD adventure inspired our mashup of TV characters tripping. Enjoy!

joemande:

In case you missed it, here is the final scene from the series finale of Entourage. Seems like a weird way to end such an amazing show.

imwithkanye asked: I would love your thoughts on the Entourage series finale and the rumored movie to follow.

As far as coherent storytelling goes it wasn’t very good. Character motivations were wildly inconsistent and disturbingly abrupt. The most appalling being Sophia, who went from pragmatic journalist to sure-I’ll-get-married-after-one-date. 

The show fell into the trap of putting forth big changes to seem momentous (Marriage! Babies! Let’s quit our jobs!) when it could have served them better to stick to their roots - a day in the life of a movie star and his inner circle. I would have loved to see something much more subtle and an ending that didn’t hinge on huge change. 

And yet there were flashes of what the show was. The episode was kind of funny, in an almost self reflexive way. Ari hiring the opera singers was too grandiose and trite to be taken seriously. The epilogue was perhaps one of the better moments of the entire series (there I said it). 

Unless there’s going to be some real earned conflict and none of this superficial “It always works out for us” nonsense, a movie is completely unnecessary. 

Of all the inconsistent characters in the history of television, I think we have a winner.

bestrooftalkever:

brianvan:

Man, the end of Entourage is putting a ton of people out of work…

Soon, we’ll all be Vince’s Ex.

I can’t believe how badly Entourage squandered the reveal of Mrs. Ari’s name. After 8 seasons they gave it to Bobby Flay, who mumbled it out in a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it-moment. 

Now is when you go for subtlety Doug Ellin?  

Just observing that the final episode of Entourage is airing on 9/11. 

Dear Entourage, who keeps a gun in the bathroom drawer? 

Vince is gonna do the movie!