After delving back into the Entourage hot stove reports earlier today, I've pretty much spent the rest of Monday on YouTube watching clips from Entourage.
I spent at least two hours watching clips of my boy, Johnny Drama. He might just be the best character ever created. So please allow me to pass along his defining scene, a clip from "The Resurrection" in Season 3.5.
"You Don't Mess With the Zohan" would appear to be another in a long line of movies Adam Sandler made that he shouldn't have.
But at least this one features Emmanuelle Chriqui in a more prominent role than we're used to seeing. Enjoy the trailer.
A moment with Rhys Coiro, aka Billy Walsh, aka Wally Balls. He might be as crazy in real life as he is on screen.
We only had time for one question. We asked two.
We're not quite sure why the Karate Kid was at the New York premiere of "Entourage." Then again, who cares why. What matters is he was there and we wouldn't let him walk by without saying hi. (P.S. Props to Lindsey for hooking that up.)
He's Johnny Drama, but for a few moments, we let him be Kevin Dillon.
Kevin Connolly, friend of the blog, was kind enough to indulge us and be interviewed in character. Here's the full clip.
By Mark La Monica
The good folks at HBO let us back on the red carpet for the New York edition of Entourage's Season 4 premiere. Here's the video, produced by myself and Intrepid videographer friend Bobby.
P.S. We'll post a few full-length video interviews with the fellas next Wednesday.
The good people of KTLA had a sit-down with Rex Lee, known the world over as Ari Gold's assistant, Llooooooooooooooooyd, on "Entourage."
Enjoy.
By Mark La Monica
Late last week, we posted our video interview with Kevin Connolly at Tribeca Film Festival discussing "Gardener of Eden," the first feature film he directed. (If you missed it, click here to watch.)
This week, we've got the outtakes for your viewing pleasure. Actually, it's just one outtake, but it's pretty funny. Listen closely to the background and you'll hear two or three loud noises, which elicits a response from Connolly.
It's a pretty funny scene from a genuinely nice guy.
By Mark La Monica
Late last week, we posted our video interview with Kevin Connolly at Tribeca Film Festival discussing "Gardener of Eden," the first feature film he directed. (If you missed it, click here to watch.)
This week, we've got the outtakes for your viewing pleasure. Actually, it's just one outtake, but it's pretty funny. Listen closely to the background and you'll hear two or three loud noises, which elicits a response from Connolly.
It's a pretty funny scene from a genuinely nice guy.
By Mark La Monica
In the offseason of television series, actors often find other projects to occupy their time, fatten the wallets and satisfy creative urges.
In between seasons of "Entourage," Kevin Connolly has been directing his first feature film entitled "Gardener of Eden." The film stars Lukas Haas and Erika Christensen, with a small role by played by Jerry Ferrara, aka Turtle.
We scored a sit-down with Connolly hours before the movie made its world premiere Thursday night at the Tribeca Film Festival.
By Mark La Monica
In the offseason of television series, actors often find other projects to occupy their time, fatten the wallets and satisfy creative urges.
In between seasons of "Entourage," Kevin Connolly has been directing his first feature film entitled "Gardener of Eden." The film stars Lukas Haas and Erika Christensen, with a small role by played by Jerry Ferrara, aka Turtle.
We scored a sit-down with Connolly hours before the movie made its world premiere Thursday night at the Tribeca Film Festival.
By Mark La Monica
We caught up with Mark Wahlberg, executive producer of HBO's "Entourage," and made him answer some of our questions. He kindly obliged. Click the photo below for the video.
Click the photo above or right here to watch the red carpet video
