Brian Damage
08-16-2007, 09:57 AM
TV bosses are planning a movie version of small screen hit Entourage, star Jeremy Piven has revealed.
As the fourth season of the show comes to an end, Piven--who plays agent Ari Gold--is keen to take his character to the big screen.
He tells MTV.com, "We have the last three episodes coming up, and we're gonna end with such a bang. We were over shooting in Cannes and we'd do guerilla-style; we'd just take a camera and run. And because they're used to so many cameras in Cannes, they wouldn't think anything of it. So we'd get shots with hundreds of Parisian people walking past the frame--it'll look big and lush. I'm really proud of this season.
"Ultimately, it would be fun to make a movie," Piven added, addressing the rumors by saying he'd be happy to follow the Sex and the City girls' lead of taking things to the next level.
"That would be fun--'Entourage: The Movie would be really fun."
COPYRIGHT 2007 WORLD ENTERTAINMENT NEWS NETWORK LTD.
As the fourth season of the show comes to an end, Piven--who plays agent Ari Gold--is keen to take his character to the big screen.
He tells MTV.com, "We have the last three episodes coming up, and we're gonna end with such a bang. We were over shooting in Cannes and we'd do guerilla-style; we'd just take a camera and run. And because they're used to so many cameras in Cannes, they wouldn't think anything of it. So we'd get shots with hundreds of Parisian people walking past the frame--it'll look big and lush. I'm really proud of this season.
"Ultimately, it would be fun to make a movie," Piven added, addressing the rumors by saying he'd be happy to follow the Sex and the City girls' lead of taking things to the next level.
"That would be fun--'Entourage: The Movie would be really fun."
COPYRIGHT 2007 WORLD ENTERTAINMENT NEWS NETWORK LTD.