Entourage (2004 - 2011)

AVERAGE TOMATOMETER

66%

67%

Critic Consensus: No consensus yet.

AVERAGE AUDIENCE SCORE

82%

liked it

Series Info

A young movie star from Queens lives the good life in Hollywood surrounded by his boyhood pals, who shamelessly milk the actor's fame. Modelled on the experiences of co-executive producer, Mark Wahlberg.

Creators: Mark Wahlberg, Doug Ellin

Starring: Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon

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Seasons

Entourage: Season 8

46%

Critics Consensus: The familiar faces are always a comfort, but with Entourage's best stories behind it, the series finale feels like a merciful end.

2011, HBO, 8 episodes

Entourage: Season 7

57%

Critics Consensus: Entourage feels like it's already outstayed its welcome, spending its penultimate season in neutral when it should be hurtling towards the homestretch.

2010, HBO, 10 episodes

Entourage: Season 6

60%

Critics Consensus: Entourage continues to be reliably diverting, but this pleasure ride of a series is beginning to frustratingly spin its blinged-out wheels.

2009, HBO, 13 episodes

Entourage: Season 5

76%

Critics Consensus: The implosion of Vincent Chase's career proves to be the best thing that could have happened to Entourage in its fifth season, bringing stakes to the defiantly frivolous series for the first time.

2008, HBO, 12 episodes

Entourage: Season 4

70%

Critics Consensus: Entourage's senior season smartly veers away from being a show about consistent success to a biting satire of artistic folly, but the crew's stubborn commitment to behaving badly irks more than it endears.

2007, HBO, 12 episodes

Entourage: Season 3

75%

Critics Consensus: By investing more heart into the titular entourage and super-agent Ari Gold, Entourage's third season benefits from an ensemble that's more fun to party with than ever before.

2006, HBO, 20 episodes

Entourage: Season 2

73%

Critics Consensus: Entourage remains wickedly fun, but continues to glide past opportunities for depth in favor of an unabashed celebration of excess that will give some viewers a shame-filled hangover.

2005, HBO, 14 episodes

Entourage: Season 1

72%

Critics Consensus: Entourage launches with an abundance of hedonistic spectacle and tinseltown satire, but neglects to establish why audiences should root for these boys from Queens.

2004, HBO, 8 episodes

Cast

Adrian Grenier
as Vince Chase

Kevin Connolly
as Eric

Kevin Dillon
as Drama

Jerry Ferrara
as Turtle

Jeremy Piven
as Ari

Debi Mazar
as Shauna

Rex Lee
as Lloyd

Samaire Armstrong
as Emily

Monica Keena
as Kristen

Perrey Reeves
as Mrs. Ari

Rhys Coiro
as Billy

Emmanuelle Chriqui
as Sloan

Jamie-Lynn Sigler
as Herself

Gary Cole
as Andrew Klein

Kayla Ewell
as Amy

Beverly D'Angelo
as Barbara Miller

Bow Wow
as Charlie

Emmanuelle Chriqui

Malcolm McDowell

Beverly D'Angelo

Domenick Lombardozzi

Malcolm McDowell
as Terrance

Carla Gugino
as Amanda Daniels

Scott Caan
as Scotty Lavin

Constance Zimmer
as Dana Gordon

Lauren London
as Kelly

Anthony Michael Hall

M. Night Shyamalan

Jordan Belfi
as Adam Davies

William Fichtner
as Phil Yagoda

Cassidy Lehrman
as Sarah Gold

Autumn Reeser
as Lizzie Grant

Alexis Dziena
as Ashley

Dania Ramirez
as Alex

Janet Montgomery

Sarah Silverman

Scarlett Johansson

Samaire Armstrong

Kate Albrecht
as Christy

Sasha Grey
as Herself

Domenick Lombardozzi
as Dom

Maury Chaykin
as Harvey Weingard

Paul Ben-Victor
as Alan Gray

Martin Landau
as Bob Ryan

Lucas Ellin
as Jonah Gold

Jami Gertz
as Marlo Klein

Alice Eve
as Sophia Lear

Mark Wahlberg
as Himself

Nora Dunn
as Dr. Marcus

Gary Busey
as Himself

Alan Dale
as John Ellis

Anna Faris
as Herself

Joshua LeBar
as Josh Weinstein

Danny Masterson

Timothy Busfield

Anthony Anderson

Andrew Dice Clay
as Himself

Bob Saget
as Himself

Edward Burns
as Himself

Kate Mara
as Brittany

Adam Goldberg
as Nick Rubenstein

Leighton Meester
as Justine Chaplin

Lauren London
as Kelly

Branden Williams

Malin Akerman
as Tori

George Segal
as Murray Berenson

Jana Kramer
as Brooke

Timothy Busfield
as Director

Miguel Sandoval
as Carlos Avion

Rob Morrow
as Jim Lefkowitz

Matt Letscher
as Dan Coakley

Doug Ellin
as Audition producer

Jeffrey Tambor
as Himself

Stellan Skarsgard
as Verner

Mandy Moore
as Herself

Marlon Young
as Rufus

Mark Cuban
as Himself

Lukas Haas
as LB

Preston Davis
as Jeff

Pauly Shore
as Himself

Kim Coates
as Carl Ertz

James Cameron
as Himself

Randall Wallace
as Himself

Julia Levy-Boeken
as Jacqueline

Giovanni Ribisi
as Nick

Jason Patric
as Himself

Cameron Richardson

Nick Cassavetes
as Himself

Seth Green
as Himself

Matt Damon
as Himself

Paul Haggis
as Himself

Jessica Alba
as Herself

Hugh Hefner
as Himself

Annie Ilonzeh
as Rachel

Johnny Galecki
as Himself

Ryan Eggold
as Castmate

Genesis Rodriguez
as Sarah

Frank Darabont
as Himself

Jamie Lee Darley
as Abby

Paul Herman
as Marvin

LeBron James
as Himself

Stephanie Vogt
as Liz

John Stamos
as Himself

Steven Montfort

Jaime Pressly
as Herself

Michael Lerner
as Joe Roberts

Danny Masterson
as Himself

Bruno Kirby
as Paul

Daniel Samonas
as Tommy

Illeana Douglas
as Marci

Peter Stormare
as Aaron Cohen

Aaron Sorkin
as Himself

Bono
as Himself

Bobby Flay
as Himself

Gus Van Sant
as Himself

Lamar Odom
as Himself

Chris Penn
as Himself

Saigon
as Himself

Ralph Macchio
as Himself

Johanna Black
as Staci

Chuck Liddell
as Himself

Eric Roberts
as Himself

Zac Efron
as Himself

Brian Sher
as Bradley

Jamie Kennedy
as Stevie

Larry David
as Himself

Luke Wilson
as Himself

Artie Lange
as Scott

Assaf Cohen
as Yair Marx

Anthony Michael Hall
as Himself

M. Night Shyamalan
as Himself

Tom Brady
as Himself

Amanda Peet
as Herself

Brooke Shields
as Herself

Dale Dye
as Stunt Coordinator

Frank Maharajh
as Agent Raj

Branka Katic
as Nika Marx

Lisa Rinna
as Donna

Stephen Tobolowsky
as Mayor

Brandon Quinn
as Tom

Scarlett Johansson
as Herself

Louis Lombardi
as Ronnie

Sydney Pollack
as Himself

Anthony Anderson
as Himself

Mercedes Ruehl
as Rita

Cole Petersen
as Max Ballard

Bob Balaban
as Doctor

Mary J. Blige
as Herself

Sara Foster
as Herself

Eric Lange
as Director

Phil Mickelson
as Himself

Max Silverstein
as Dice's Son

William Forsythe

Bob Odenkirk
as Ken Austin

James Woods
as Himself

Ailsa Marshall
as Nick's Girlfriend

Stephen Gaghan
as Himself

Dennis Hopper
as Himself

Will Sasso
as Jay Lester

Peter Jackson
as Himself

Tony Bennett
as Himself

Katie Morgan
as Herself

Bryan Callen
as Rob

Elaine Kao
as Maxie

Kelly Kruger
as Lori

Kanye West
as Himself

Whoopi Goldberg
as Herself

Sarah Silverman
as Herself

Caitlin Chapman
as Receptionist Susan

Chuck Pacheco
as Producer Chuck

Jamal Thomas
as Agent

Busy Philipps
as Cheryl

Robert Rapport
as Steven

Michael Hitchcock
as Paul Schneider

David Schwimmer
as Himself

Jimmy Kimmel
as Himself

James Moses Black

Max Gail
as Himself

Kevin Pollak
as Mr. Levine

Shay Jordan
as Herself

Jay Leno
as Himself

Larry Charles
as Audition producer

Paul Webster
as Mandy's Publicist

Sven Holmberg
as Sven

Elvis Mitchell
as Himself

Kevin Love
as Himself

Deborah Theaker

Chuck Zito
as Himself

Jason Isaacs
as Freddy

Jerry Jones
as Himself

Michael Cornacchia
as Charlie

Snoop Dogg
as Himself

Michael Patrick McGill

Fran Drescher
as Mrs. Levine

Rob Weiss
as Audition producer

Peter Berg
as Himself

Joel Silver
as Himself

Brianne Davis
as Allyson

Paul Gagliano
as Paul Schneider's Assistant

Randy Sklar
as Jim

Danny Musico
as Himself

Mary Van Luven
as Receptionist

Ben Silverman
as Himself

Azita Ghanizada
as Kelly

Queen Latifah
as Herself

Alessandra Ambrosio
as Victoria's Secret Angel No. 1

John McCarthy
as UFC Referee

Jonathan Sadowski

Alex Wexo
as CIA Agent

Sonny Marinelli
as Jon DeLuca

Stephen Levinson
as Audition producer

Michael Roemer
as Barry

Mickey Jones
as Himself

Gary Kraus
as Movie Theater Manager

Amelia Jackson-Gray
as Amy

David Faustino
as Himself

Jordi Caballero
as Police Chief

Sheila Jaffe
as Casting director

Heidi Marnhout
as Joyce

Izabel Goulart
as Victoria's Secret Angel No. 2

Baron Jay
as Driver

Roxy Jezel
as Porn Actress No. 1

Baron Jay
as Driver

Brett Ratner
as Himself

Ally Musika
as Lily

Hayes MacArthur

Andrew Levitas
as Gregg

Darcy Fowers
as Lori

Christian Slater
as Himself

Elizabeth Regen
as Gina DeLuca

Sydney Park
as Girl Scout

Richard Roeper
as Himself

Eddie Driscoll
as Lead Detective

Craig Anton
as M.C.

Joey King
as Chuck's Daughter

Juan Ramírez
as Foreman

Summer Altice
as Hot Girl

Tammi Cubilette
as Nurse

Monique Alexander
as Porn Actress No. 2

Michael Phillips
as Himself

Ben Lyons
as Interviewer

Dean Cain
as Himself

Maria Menounos
as Herself

Ginny Weirick
as Hollwood Reporter Girl

Michael Canavan
as Horse Owner

Chuck Licata
as Customer No. 1

J. Claude Deering
as Brett's Assistant

Stan Lee
as Himself

Elaine Tan
as Tammy

Chase Kim
as Officer

Keisuke Hoashi
as Club Official

Keli Daniels
as Press #1

Harvey J. Alperin
as Rabbi

Lenny Jacobson
as Customer No. 2

Tony Quinonez
as Son

Kwame Boateng
as Teenager

Marcus London
as Porn Actor

Gil Darnell
as Photographer

Steve Nash
as Himself

Malea Richardson
as Joy

Suzanne Hunt
as Woman at Auction No. 1

Heidi Lynne Herschbach
as Billboard Girl

Adam Hutson
as Thirty Something Guy

Dave Matos
as Reporter

Sterling Sulieman

Jan Devereaux
as Temple Goer No. 1

Melanie Burchby
as Amanda's Assistant

Tom Sizemore
as Himself

Natasa Fontaine
as Rehab Girl

Adrian L. Peterson
as Himself

Blake Anderson
as Donnie

Libby Aubrey
as Woman at Auction No. 2

Saradi Mooney
as Captain Girl

Omar Leyva
as A.D.

John Cleese
as Himself

Anzu Lawson
as Press #2

Veronica De Laurentiis
as Woman at Auction No. 3

Taylor Cathcart
as Happy Birthday Girl

Dennis Mooney
as Lee Gordon

Breanne Racano
as Katie

Dan Sachoff
as Press #3

Jessica Simpson
as Herself

Jesse Erwin
as Waiter

Joyce Hiller Piven
as Temple Goer No. 2

Gustavo Flores
as Clapper Juan

Holly Lynch
as Linda

Jeff Garlin
as Roger Jay

Marisa Miller
as Model

Nick Steele
as David

Michael Li Paz
as Cantor

Helen Tucker
as Hot Girl

Armando Cosio
as Grip

Damian Cecere
as Waiter

Ryan Howard
as Himself

E.L. Woody
as Camera Man

Casey Wasserman
as Himself

Samantha Basalari
as Girl Leaving Party

Cameron Cash
as Robbie

Michael Fucci
as Waiter

David Spade
as Himself

Gregory Zarian
as James

Saige Ryan Campbell
as Little Girl

Erica Walker
as Massage Therapist

Beverly Sanders

Drew Brees
as Himself

Michael S. Meldman
as Himself

Mike Tyson
as Himself

Diego Villarreal Garcia
as Set Decorator

Scott Lavin
as Suit

Dan Castellaneta

Rome Shadanloo
as Assistant

Aaron Brown
as Twin No. 1

Aaron Brown
as Twin No. 1

Rosalie McIntire
as Hostess

Christopher Brown
as Twin No. 2

Carlos Sandoval
as Edgar

Lauren Shiohama
as Phil's Assistant

Minka Kelly
as Herself

Bhagwan Chowdhry
as Himself

Stefan Richter
as Chef Stefan

Kathy Gardiner
as Kate

Soo Yeon Lee
as Herself

Eminem
as Himself

Elmira Zainabudinova
as Herself

William Peltz
as Amanda's Assistant

Brent Bolthouse
as Himself

Maya Ellin
as Maya

Casper Brindle
as Assistant Director

Kara Houston
as Holly

Christina Aguilera
as Herself

Felisha Terrell

Zach Lasry
as Scott's Assistant

Rachel Sterling

Raphael Mazzucco
as Himself

Maya Stojan
as Stan Lee's Assistant

John Heard
as Himself

Yori Uehara
as Yori, TMZ Reporter

Henry Dittman
as Medic

Jordan Farmar
as Himself

Scott Conant
as Himself

William Ragsdale

Liz Gallagher
as Female Agent

Steve Tisch
as Himself

Melanie Specht
as Burger Chick

Rick Salomon
as Himself

Tommy Gunn
as Porn Vince

Elanor Kerrigan
as Dice's Wife

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Series Details

TV Network:	HBO
Premiere Date:	Jul 19, 2004
Genre:	Comedy
Executive Producers:	Mark Wahlberg, Doug Ellin, Stephen Levinson, Rob Weiss, Ally Musika, Larry Charles, Steve Tompkins, Denis Biggs

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