Entourage - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Entourage"
Entourage (2015)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
6.239/10
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6.385/10
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6.5/10
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Film crew
Director
Doug Ellin
Director
Producer
Doug Ellin
Producer
Stephen Levinson
Producer
Executive Producer
Wayne Carmona
Executive Producer
Casting
Sheila Jaffe
Casting
Susan Paley Abramson
Casting
Editor
Jeff Groth
Editor
Art Direction
Elizabeth Thinnes
Art Direction
Costume Design
Olivia Miles
Costume Design
Stunts
Eddie Braun
Stunts
Production Design
Chase Harlan
Production Design
Set Decoration
Jill Sprayregen Henkel
Set Decoration
Stunt Driver
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Chris Carpenter
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Co-Producer
Rob Weiss
Co-Producer
Director of Photography
Steven Fierberg
Director of Photography
Script Supervisor
Scott Peterson
Script Supervisor
Set Costumer
Eileen Gonzales
Set Costumer
Still Photographer
Claudette Barius
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Screenplay
Doug Ellin
Screenplay
Story
Doug Ellin
Story
Rob Weiss
Story
Characters
Doug Ellin
Characters
Music Supervisor
Scott Vener
Music Supervisor
Songs
Mike Kerr
Songs
Ben Thatcher
Songs
Music Editor
Joshua Winget
Music Editor
Ronald J. Webb
Music Editor
Jason Ruder
Music Editor
In Memory Of
What's left behind the scenes
- Kevin Connolly broke his leg while filming the football scenes with Russell Wilson.
- According to Doug Ellin, the initial version of the film received an 'NC-17' rating from the MPAA. And to obtain an 'R' rating, Ellin was forced to remove some scenes of a sexual nature.
- The events of the film take place immediately after the events of the series "Entourage" (2004–2011).
- The prototype for the Turtle was Mark Wahlberg's real-life assistant – Donnie "Donkey" Carroll, who died on December 18, 2005, from an asthma attack at the age of 39.
- Film producer Mark Wahlberg said the film was partially based on his life.
- A group of critics tried to halt filming and organized a fundraiser on Kickstarter. As a result, over $3 million was raised, but the film was still completed, and all of that money went towards paying for the actors' medical insurance and the needs of the film crew.
- The first scenes of the film were shot in Miami, and subsequent scenes – in Beverly Hills, at the well-known "Montage" hotel. Vince's home, located on the Hollywood Hills, was the mansion of Madonna, and the Turtle’s luxurious home was located in Malibu.
- In American distribution, the film and series have the same name, but in Russian the series was titled "Handsome Guys," while the film retained a literal translation of the title.
- When the Turtle meets Ronda Rousey in the gym, her ponytail changes position between shots.
- According to Doug Ellin, the initial version of the film received an "NC-17" rating from the MPAA. To obtain an "R" rating, Ellin was forced to remove some scenes of a sexual nature.
- The events of the film unfold immediately after the events of the series "Entourage" (2004–2011).
- The prototype for Turtle was Mark Wahlberg’s real-life assistant – Donnie “Donkey” Carroll, who died on December 18, 2005, from an asthma attack at the age of 39.
- The first scenes of the film were shot in Miami, and subsequent scenes – in Beverly Hills, at the famous "Montage" hotel. Vince’s home, located on the Hollywood Hills, was the estate of Madonna, and Turtle’s luxurious home was located in Malibu.
- The hospital where Sloan and Eric’s child is born is the same hospital where Robert Downey Jr.’s character’s child was born in "Due Date" (2010).
- In the end credits, there is a mistake in the phrase “Soundtrack Available On” – the letter “D” is missing from the word “Soundtrack”.
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