The Celebrity Life & Blog of DM
Friday, September 09, 2005
HBO's 'Entourage' is presque trop vrai!
Three years ago, when I squeamishly set my left toe into the entertainment/production business, I had no idea it would be filled with such seedy, manipulative, ethic-less, group of liars. The entertainment business makes used car salesman look almost Ghandi-like. But I've learned much and I've lost much (film school would have been a much, much cheaper option at this point). Anyway, the fine folks at 'Entourage' have protrayed the business (at least from the agent prespective) fairly well. They could stand to take the drama and vacuum of morals up a notch however (at least by my experience). I did find some satisfaction in watching the show each week. Almost like therapy - thanks Ari Gold. Here's to the show and cast catching a few Emmy's!
We ran into Adrian Grenier at Sundance and he was eating - all by himself. I was like "dude you can't be alone! Where's your 'entourage'??" ummm, yeah... he didnt think it was funny either...
Three years ago, when I squeamishly set my left toe into the entertainment/production business, I had no idea it would be filled with such seedy, manipulative, ethic-less, group of liars. The entertainment business makes used car salesman look almost Ghandi-like. But I've learned much and I've lost much (film school would have been a much, much cheaper option at this point). Anyway, the fine folks at 'Entourage' have protrayed the business (at least from the agent prespective) fairly well. They could stand to take the drama and vacuum of morals up a notch however (at least by my experience). I did find some satisfaction in watching the show each week. Almost like therapy - thanks Ari Gold. Here's to the show and cast catching a few Emmy's!
We ran into Adrian Grenier at Sundance and he was eating - all by himself. I was like "dude you can't be alone! Where's your 'entourage'??" ummm, yeah... he didnt think it was funny either...
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