ENTOURAGE: FASCINATING AND ANNOYING

Entourage has been filming at Franklin Towers in Hollywood for the past weeks and the high-rise residents and both fascinated and annoyed. Sewer repairs in the building’s driveway were put on hold just for the filming. The lobby was blocked for four hours to film a scene in which Kevin Dillon gets into the elevator. Much of the filming is being done in the penthouse – naturally it’s noisy and there are lots of people and huge pieces of equipment being rolled in and out. We love this photo of Jeremy Piven hamming it up in a scene with the deliciously subtle Rex Lee.

7 Comments so far

1. By AB
   On April 18, 2007 at

   Rex is my favorite on the show.

2. By sunseeds777
   On April 18, 2007 at

   Never seen the show, don’t have a dish or cable. I have yagi, though.

3. By sunseeds777
   On April 18, 2007 at

   You know what’s really interesting… Look at how the guy is walking with his cellphone.
   This is how millions of Americans are walking around and talking with thing darn near attached at their neck, unless they have one of those Bluetooth devices, which looks equally stupid. I would have thought they’d have those things colored in the different shades of peoples skin tones so as to blend in and not look so silly attach to their ear. Ya know.

4. By posh
   On April 19, 2007 at

   not a good show 2 thumbs down!

5. By John Cusack
   On April 20, 2007 at

   Entourage is awesome – Jeremy Piven is outrageously good as Ari. He’s been an actor for a long time, glad he’s finally getting all the recognition he deserves. Even if he is a jerk in real life-which is what I often hear/read.

6. By John Cusack
   On April 20, 2007 at

   Entourage is my favorite show & Jeremy Piven is outrageously good as Ari. He’s been an actor for a long time, glad he’s finally getting all the recognition he deserves. Even if he is a jerk in real life-which is what I often hear/read.

7. By wayne geddes, v.p. land
   On April 21, 2007 at

   I hear they are filming in Ron Jeremy’s flat. Is this the case Janet?

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