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Entourage creator Doug Ellin, call that “PC culture.”
“I don’t think Entourage was this vulgar boy-fest that people like to paint it as now,” Ellin told Yahoo Entertainment. “When we came out, the New York Times said we were the smartest show on television! If we did reboot the show, it’s not that I would make it any more PC, but I would write it to the best of my abilities to reflect the reality of the world right now.”
Time to put my feminist cards on the table. I watched
Entourage. I watched it for probably the most problematic character of the bunch: Ari Gold, as played by Jeremy Piven. I am sometimes a sucker for a douchebag, and I remember really wanting Ari and Dana to end up together in the end. #BadFeminist.
Solzy at the Movies Menu
If you want a horse racing film, you certainly could not do wrong with the Oscar-nominated
Seabiscuit.
Seabiscuit is without a doubt the better of the two films but we’re not here to talk about that film today. No, we’re here to discuss the one set during the three Triple Crown races. And honestly, it’s a film that could make Kentucky natives like me feel homesick after viewing. It’s Derby Week so the homesickness is strong during this time of year.
Penny Chenery (Diane Lane) returns home after her mother’s death. She reunites with Elizabeth Ham (Margo Martindale) and visits with her father, Christopher (Scott Glenn). At her mother’s funeral is where Penny meets Arthur “Bull” Hancock and Seth Hancock (Drew Roy). The Hancocks own Claiborne Farm and they offer whatever help they can. After learning from Hollis (Dylan Baker) about how their mom had to intervene in a dishonest sale, Penny decides to fire their tr
Entourage creator Doug Ellin accuses HBO of burying the award-winning show on its streaming platform because it isn t woke enough
Doug Ellin argued that HBO had stunted his show s legacy by giving in to a wave of righteous PC culture in the #MeToo era
The show, which ran over eight seasons between 2004 and 2011, was a Hollywood insider series based on actor Mark Wahlberg
Ellin claims people now paint the show as a vulgar brofest despite it being a very realistic portrayal of what Hollywood was like at that time
The 53-year-old writer and producer claims this is the reason why Entourage is not included on HBO Max s must-see comedy lists