As Lloyd on Entourage, Rex Lee is known for being the common target of Ari Gold's nasty verbal tirades. Unfortunately, it looks like Lee is also the butt of jokes off-camera.
Lee admits there are "occasionally" jokes aimed at his sexuality and...
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Oh how the mighty have fallen As Season 4 of the HBO hit Entourage closed its stars were losing their shine Medell237n the posses passion project about Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar ended in a barrage of boos at the Cannes Film Festival knocking Vince Adrian Grenier off his axis and a 75 million deal off the table It was to say the least a humbling moment And for creator Doug Ellin it was also a bit of a mistake We spent more time on Medell237n than I would have liked he says It was time to get going on other stuff Season 5 opens with the gang standing just left of success trying to make things right After hiding out for several months in a Mexican paradise he cant afford Vince returns to Hollywood to get his career and his life back on track I really wanted to deepen Vince to show people that he actually cares says Ellin But Vinnie faces one major obstacle How to make it happen A lot of actors in this town have been
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We know what you think about the nominees for this year's Primetime Emmy Awards, but what do the lucky nominees have to say about their good fortune? Some of your favorites reveal what went through their minds as the good news got out.
Doug Ellin, executive producer of Entourage (Outstanding Comedy Series nominee) "The New York Times called Entourage the best show in its first season. If for some reason [the voters] appreciate it more and we win this time, there's nothing we've consciously done to change it.... I spoke to Jeremy [Piven], who's in London doing a movie, and I'm playing golf with Kevin [Dillon] in about two hours. Jeremy is kind of our home-run hitter, I knew he was going to get nominated, and when Kevin and Martin Landau also got nominated, it was just great."
Tim Kring, executi
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Great piece in the New York Times, inviting the writers of other television programs to weigh in on David Chase's bold conclusion to The Sopranos. Among the takes:Damon Lindelof, Lost: "The ending was letter-perfect.... Afterward I went to bed and lay next to my wife, awake, thinking about it for the next two hours. I just thought it was great."Doug Ellin, Entourage: "I'm just speechless. I'm sure there is going to be a lot of heated discussion, but that's David Chase's genius."Chuck Lorre, Two and a Half Men, quips, "This is what you get when you let a writer do whatever he wants. [But] people just finished watching the show and immediately talked about it for a half-hour. What more could you want as a writer?"Tim Kring, Heroes: While noting that the storytelling throughout the finale felt "a bit disjointed," Kring says, "As soon as it ended, I went there.... I put myself years into the future thinking about what you do when you have viewers with these sorts of expectations. I thin...
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Real life has been just as exciting as reel life for Kevin Dillon, who over the past six weeks has tied the knot with model-actress Jane Stuart as well as welcomed the arrival of their first child, a daughter named Ava. Now the proud pop has a third season of HBO's Entourage (premiering this Sunday at 10 pm/ET) to deliver. TVGuide.com chatted with the veteran actor the day after the show's Wednesday-night premiere screening in NYC.
TVGuide.com: First off, congratulations on the wedding and the child!
Dillon: Oh, thank you! It really is amazing.
TVGuide.com: How is little Ava doing?
Dillon: She's doing great. She's an amazing little girl.
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