Makes perfect sense.PatAg said:
I will say, I rewatched this last year and there are definitely things that 'shock' you. But only because no one really says that sort of thing anymore, not that it would really offend you. If that makes sense.
EclipseAg said:
Saw this article from last week about how poorly "Entourage" has aged. It cracked me up because a lot of things the writer mentions are the very reasons I like it so much. LOL
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/recaps/entourage-moments-that-have-aged-poorly/ar-AA17Cjxa
Johnny Drama is one of the all-time great TV characters, and Kevin Dillon played him masterfully -- switching at the drop of a hat between braggadocio and insecurity.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How could anyone not like Drama?
More believable than her being with Seth Green. LOLThe Porkchop Express said:
The fact that a smokeshow like Sloane would talk to Eric for more than 1 second, let alone have a relationship and willingly engage in intercourse with him is the greatest fiction the world has ever known.
I'm currently going through a rewatch of the show and listening to Victory podcast along with it.EclipseAg said:Johnny Drama is one of the all-time great TV characters, and Kevin Dillon played him masterfully -- switching at the drop of a hat between braggadocio and insecurity.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How could anyone not like Drama?
Plus, once his character got a little fleshed out, he started getting all the great lines.
The "Victory" podcast with show creator Doug Ellin and the Kevins -- Dillon and Connolly -- is really interesting. Lots of good inside tidbits.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Side note: I do wonder if there's any beef between Grenier and the rest of the guys.
I know he's stepped away from Hollywood/acting, but to refuse to come onto the podcast seems a little weird.
I did always wonder if the show would have been better if they cast a truly great actor that you would believe everything being said of.double aught said:
I loved Entourage. Fun show. I thought it was kind of silly and odd when it became cool to bash it a few years back.
One of the interesting aspects to me was that they had a guy who isn't that great of an actor (Grenier) playing a character who is a great actor.
"One Day in the Valley" is my favorite episode.
Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Entourage is a love story about a hard working jew who works his way up to owning the biggest talent agency in the world. He lives in Beverly Hills with his family. Flys private and rubs shoulders with Hollywood glitterati on a daily basis.
In spite of his hard work, his wife decides that she deserves better and leaves him for some dude on a cooking show.
Then instead of taking the opportunity to set up a stable rotation of the best 20- olds money could buy, he decides to **** his middle aged ex for sport and later goes back to his wife.
First time I watched "Entourage," I had no idea who Bobby Flay was.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
In spite of his hard work, his wife decides that she deserves better and leaves him for some dude on a cooking show.
If I remember right, Ari is implied to be a womanizing adulterer early in the series. But that's just ignored later on when he's a devoted husband.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Entourage is a love story about a hard working jew who works his way up to owning the biggest talent agency in the world. He lives in Beverly Hills with his family. Flys private and rubs shoulders with Hollywood glitterati on a daily basis.
In spite of his hard work, his wife decides that she deserves better and leaves him for some dude on a cooking show.
Then instead of taking the opportunity to set up a stable rotation of the best 20- olds money could buy, he decides to **** his middle aged ex for sport and later goes back to his wife.
Doug Ellin chalked that up to trying to figure out what worked best for the character given that the show went longer than they all anticipated.double aught said:If I remember right, Ari is implied to be a womanizing adulterer early in the series. But that's just ignored later on when he's a devoted husband.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Entourage is a love story about a hard working jew who works his way up to owning the biggest talent agency in the world. He lives in Beverly Hills with his family. Flys private and rubs shoulders with Hollywood glitterati on a daily basis.
In spite of his hard work, his wife decides that she deserves better and leaves him for some dude on a cooking show.
Then instead of taking the opportunity to set up a stable rotation of the best 20- olds money could buy, he decides to **** his middle aged ex for sport and later goes back to his wife.
Until last week, I had no idea Grenier lived on a farm in Bastrop. Would be really weird seeing him at HEB.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Nice! I'm currently on S3 of the podcast and it sounded like it would never happen.
HollywoodBQ said:
Nevermind Meadow Soprano w/ Turtle
AgLiving06 said:HollywoodBQ said:
Nevermind Meadow Soprano w/ Turtle
Didn't they actually date in real life too for a while?
