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15 Best 'Entourage' Guest Stars

Written By Krystal

Shows like Entourage remind us that however great we think our life is, it isn’t really. At all. If Vince and crew’s money-throwing, lady-grabbing lifestyle isn’t enough to make you hate your Prius, the parade of celebrity cameos are certain to put you in check.

But it doesn’t mean we’ll stop watching. After the series’ final premiere Sunday night, we’re left to wonder who will grace us with their presence for the eighth and last season. Until then, here’s a few of the best celebrity guests we’ve seen on Entourage thus far.
15. Jessica Alba

Jessica. If you cast her, we will watch. Even if it’s Honey (from which I am still recovering). Ok, so she’s only on this list because she is who she is and I’m happy to see her in anything. Is anyone going to complain about seeing her face? I think not. In the second episode of the first season, the boys attend an Alba-hosted party and Ari talks to her about....who cares. I’m not even listening to what she’s saying, I’m just staring. You should too.


14. Eminem

In the season seven finale “Lose Yourself” (oh, what a clever name for Eminem’s cameo episode about Vince spiraling out of control), Entourage outdoes itself with 14 celeb guests, the best of which is Eminem. Why? Because after an entire season of Vince’s escalating douchebaggery, someone needed to punch him in the face. Thanks Marshall.


13. James Woods

The upcoming Aquaman premiere is a big night for everyone, but with Drama and Turtle in charge of handing out VIP passes, getting hot women to attend is the priority. When the guys recklessly run out of tickets, including those reserved for James Woods, they find themselves dealing with Jimmy as he goes Hades on their doorstep.



12. T.I.

In a meeting with Ari, T.I. seeks to break out of his “gangsta, drug dealer, rapper” role and paints us an unpleasant mental picture of him and Meryl Streep playing lovers in a movie. Soon after, another unpleasant picture occurs as Adam Davies’ special present for Ari arrives.

11. Kanye West

The Medellin drama is over (for now) and the crew is getting ready for the movie’s premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. But after a terror alert scare, the entire airport is shut down, leaving everyone stuck in Los Angeles. Just as things look comically dismal, Superkanye saves the day in his private Superjet with Superconvenient timing! And then they fly off into the sunset. I’m not even joking.


10. John Stamos

Celebrities know that Entourage guest appearances are to be taken lightly. Maybe that’s why so many purportedly nice stars (remember Uncle Jessie and the pink bunny wallpaper?!) choose to play egotistical jerk versions of themselves. Enter John Stamos. In the middle of a discussion about starring together in a tv show, Stamos and Drama end up battling it out at the ping pong table. Uncle Jessie is apparently a sore loser and turns down the show, but then later hires a ping pong trainer and challenges Drama to a rematch.

9. Brooke Shields

Drama sees his new role in a made-for-tv movie as an opportunity to ignite an on set romance with co-star Brooke Shields. Though Drama’s Blue Lagoon fantasy predictably fails, Brooke still has the ability to get him excited.


8. Chuck Liddell

Taking a break from breaking faces, the Iceman makes an appearance in season three. This time on the other end of the prank (earlier that year he was Punk’d), Liddell helps set up Drama for Pauly Shore’s prank show Gotcha! In this clip, Liddell and the guys argue over a parking spot. Convinced that this is the impending prank (it isn’t), Drama acts a little too tough.

7. Jamie-Lynn Sigler


Most people were excited for Turtle when he finally got a girlfriend. After seasons of dealing with cougars, furries and girls too ugly for Vince, Turtle finds the perfect girl in Sigler. But when we found out the two were dating in real life, for some reason (or for the precise reason Ari so eloquently asserts -- ‘Oh yeah, I’m sure she’s got a fetish for guys built like a South Park character’) it wasn’t as cute.

6. Mark Wahlberg

Does he even count as a guest star when the show is originally about him? In addition to being the show’s executive producer, Wahlberg makes an on-screen appearance now and then. There isn’t a lot to his cameos; it’s mostly just him being him and fitting right in. In the clip below, Wahlberg and Tom Brady join Vince and Drama for a celebrity golf tournament. And of course Drama sucks at it.

5. Gary Busey


Guest stars on Entourage usually play fictional versions of themselves. Maybe they’ll turn up the ego or lower the inhibitions, whatever it takes to be more entertaining. How much of it is fictional? We don’t know. But with Gary Busey, it always seems 100% real. And 100% insane. In order to buy a present for E’s new office (an antique desk once owned by DeNiro and now in Busey’s possession), the crew has to negotiate. Busey is glad to trade the desk for the opportunity to paint on Drama to “bring out his beauty and his truth.”

4. Seth Green

According to Gary Busey (yes, we’re still talking about him; he is that crazy), “enemies are friends in reverse.” Eric’s “friend in reverse” is Seth Green. Or at least the annoying, Sloan-loving, tool version of Seth Green is. After continually harassing E about saying hi to Sloan, and after Drama’s almost-gay experience with his masseur, Green gets a punch in the face from a manhood-salvaging Johnny Drama.


3. Val Kilmer

Val Kilmer needs to be in...everything. Kilmer is the only celebrity on this list not playing himself, probably because we have so much fun watching him be other people. Back in the first season, our favorite Doc Holliday plays the Sherpa, a hippie at one with the world and in possession of abundant marijuana.

2. Bob Saget

Forever tainting our memory of Danny Tanner, Bob Saget trades Windex and Comet for women and cocaine in his multiple appearances on Entourage as a parody (or entirely accurate portrayal?) of himself. Whatever the case, people seem to like Bob Saget better when he’s dirtied up. I mostly agree, but certain things he says in this clip can still make my ears bleed.


1. Matt Damon

Though mostly forgettable, season six closes strongly with a brilliant cameo from Matt Damon. According to Entourage creator Doug Ellin, Damon pitched the idea of including his One By One charity in the storyline. In the season finale, Damon combines Jason Bourne and Tom Ripley into an intense, creepy, aggressive, donation-digging mockery of himself. He pressures Vince into donating $150,000 to the charity with the help of LeBron James and his hipster glasses. The best of his guest appearance, however, comes after the credits in a voicemail stalking meltdown.

'Entourage' wants Charlie Sheen cameo for final season

By Rick Porter

From http://blog.zap2it.com/

"Entourage" has featured dozens of celebrity cameos over the course of its seven seasons, and it hopes to land one more big (and potentially newsworthy) one before it ends later this year.

Creator Doug Ellin is hoping to land Charlie Sheen for a guest spot on the show. "I called his manager and was told maybe I'd get him," Ellin tells TV Guide. "But I'm still waiting for Charlie to call me back. I'd come up with something good."

If a Sheen appearance is to be, it will have to happen in the next month or so: "Entourage" is scheduled to finish shooting its eighth and final season in mid-June. Season 8 will also feature cameos from Christian Slater and "The Big Bang Theory's" Johnny Galecki, who plays a client of Eric (Kevin Connolly) and Scott's (Scott Caan). A quartet of New York sports stars -- Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira of the Yankees and Amar'e Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony of the Knicks -- will also make appearances.

"Entourage" is scheduled to premiere July 24 on HBO.

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Mark Wahlberg 'Focused' on 'Entourage' Movie

• By: Scott Harris
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Fans of 'Entourage' who aren't satisfied with mere half hour doses of Vince, E, Turtle and Drama are waking up to good news today, as executive producer Mark Wahlberg is confirming that plans for an 'Entourage' feature film are proceeding full steam ahead.

Of course, anyone who watches 'Entourage' knows that in Hollywood, even the best laid plans often go awry (see: 'Medillin'). But Wahlberg, who spoke about the project at last weekend's MTV Movie Awards, is convinced that not only will the 'Entourage' film happen, it will happen in a big way.

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"I am more focused on making that movie than my own films," Wahlberg said in a statement that his agent must have been thrilled to hear. "I just think we can make a great movie. I think people always wanted [it] and have complained that the episodes are too short - they've always wanted more. I think we're going to do it. We just have to end strong, and this season is, by far, the best season so far."

Of course, it will still be a while before any film could get going; following the upcoming seventh season, which premieres on June 27, Wahlberg says that there will be another six episodes next year where they plan to "end with a bang." How big a bang? Well, no word yet on any actual plots for the potential feature, but Wahlberg says that a trailer where "you see Jeremy Piven and Lloyd waking up in bed together in Vegas" is not out of a question.

And that would be a pretty big bang.

You can check out all of Wahlberg's comments on 'Entourage's' movie prospects here:

Matt Damon Flips Out on Entourage Season Finale

Hilarious performance of Matt Damon after Entourage season 6 finale ending

'Entourage' Season 6 Review: From Boys to Men

After five seasons, it seems as though the boys from Entourage are finally ready to grow up. Vince, Drama, Turtle and E return this Sunday at 10:30pm for the Entourage season 6 premiere, and maturity is finally setting in.

It's been more than seven months since we last saw HBO's hip crew, and Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) spent his hiatus starring in Martin Scorsese's Gatsby. As Entourage season 6 begins, the film is ready to open and relaunch Vince's career.

However, as has always been the case, Vince isn't particularly interesting. He's a surprisingly bland actor who is immune to the world. He has fun, sleeps with sexy women in coat closets and cars, and lets nothing alter his mood. The rest of the gang is a different story.

Eric (Kevin Connolly) is now a successful manager who considers getting his own place, Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon) is finding success on his hit TV show, and Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) is still dating Jamie-Lynn Sigler from The Sopranos, playing herself. While these guys were satellites to Vince during the first five seasons, they're all ready to do their own things, and perhaps Vince might finally lose his Teflon attitude if his posse isn't around all the time.

But any true Entourage fan knows the real stars of the show are uber-agent Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven) and his trusty sidekick Lloyd (the terrific scene stealer Rex Lee). The maturity bug even hits Lloyd, as he wants to move up in the Miller-Gold Agency and stop being just Ari's assistant. This storyline looks promising not just for its comedic potential, but because it means Lloyd will get a more substantive role in the show.

If there is one major problem with the return of Entourage, it's the fact that the maturity might cost the show some major cool points. It doesn't help that several references in the first episode are already outdated. Vince promotes his movie on the now defunct Tonight Show with Jay Leno while Ari's old friend Andrew Klein makes a big deal out of signing Greg Garcia, creator of the now canceled My Name is Earl. I realize the show needs to film episodes well before air, but when the show is about the world of pop culture, it's hard for a show to act like something is hip and cool when it's already yesterday's news.

Even with that road bump, Entourage returns for season 6 with its same light and breezy attitude that makes you want to hit a club with Turtle or enjoy one of Johnny Drama's signature omelets. It's also great to see Gary Cole back, as well the arrival of The O.C.'s Autumn Reeser, who is sure to cause some huge problems for anyone she meets.

Entourage is back, and even though the boys are thinking about their future and moving on, there's still enough fun in them to make this a triumphant return.