Arguably, Doug Ellin, the creator of HBO’s half-hour dramedy “Entourage” made one of the most rewatchable and entertaining shows of the 2000s. In retrospect, viewers and fans might pick on its flaws like the overly masculine (and intentionally chauvinist) tone, but it still remains one of the most impactful shows made about Hollywood and its ruthless, patriarchal film and TV business, featuring famous actors, directors, and writers as themselves. Oddly enough, it came from an idea that Ellin initially found preposterous.
In an interview with Complex in 2019, the creator recalled that it all started with Mark Wahlberg‘s manager, Steve Levinson,…
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