“Entourage” Turns 20! Here's Where the Cast Is Now Two Decades After the Premiere

HBO’s hit series about the highs and lows of Hollywood life catapulted its cast to fame 20 years ago

When HBO premiered Entourage in July 2004, it quickly became a cultural phenomenon as viewers became enamored with emerging A-lister Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) and his group of childhood friends.

Created by Doug Ellin and loosely based on Mark Wahlberg’s early experiences in the entertainment industry, the series ran for eight seasons from 2004 to 2011 and even had a feature film in 2015. During its run, Entourage amassed numerous awards, including 14 Golden Globe nominations and 26 Emmy nominations (with six wins).

Starring Grenier as Vince, the series also featured actors Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara and Jeremy Piven, who played Vince’s inner circle of friends and management team.

In the years since Entourage wrapped up, the cast members have pursued various ventures and expanded their families — from new roles to their lives offscreen, here’s where the stars of Entourage are now.

Adrian Grenier as Vincent Chase

While Grenier had appeared in a few independent films prior to his lead on Entourage, his portrayal of Vince, a charming actor from Queens who quickly rises to Hollywood stardom, became his breakout role. The actor also starred in The Devil Wears Prada alongside Anne Hathaway in 2006, catapulting his success further.

After Entourage, Grenier starred in films such as Trash Fire and Marauders. In 2021, he starred in the Netflix thriller series Clickbait.

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Grenier has spent much of his post-Entourage time as an environmental activist. Most notably, the actor launched SHFT in 2010, a lifestyle brand that uses film, art and culture to drive change through eco-friendly practices and brings more stories of sustainability into mainstream culture.

He also became a designated UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador in June 2017, advocating for reducing single-use plastics, protecting marine species and promoting conscious consumer choices.

Grenier married long-time girlfriend Jordan Roemmele in June 2022 in a spontaneous, romantic ceremony while on vacation in Morocco. A year later, they welcomed their first child, Seiko.

Kevin Connolly as Eric "E" Murphy

Connolly played Eric "E" Murphy, Vince's best friend and manager. As the level-headed member of the group, E often provided a grounding presence amidst the chaos of newfound fame.

Connolly continued his acting career after Entourage, garnering substantial roles in films like He's Just Not That Into You and The Ugly Truth. He also had a recurring role in the series Pitch and took on a leading role in the CBS series Friends with Better Lives. Connolly has worked as a director as well, helming the film Gotti in 2018, which starred John Travolta.

In 2020, Connolly went Instagram official with actress Zulay Henao, and the couple welcomed their first child, Kennedy, in June 2021.

The actor is fond of his days on the Entourage set. He produced the podcast Victory, which revisited episodes of the show and discussed Hollywood insider stories, co-hosted by Entourage creator Ellin and actor Dillon.

Kevin Dillon as Johnny "Drama" Chase

Dillon played Johnny "Drama" Chase, Vince's older half-brother and struggling actor who finally gets his big break in the show’s finale.

The actor continued to work steadily in film and television after Entourage. He appeared in movies such as Hotel for Dogs and The Throwaways and starred in the action-thriller Mob Land in 2023. He also assumed the role of film executive Jack L. Warner in the 2024 biographical drama Reagan.

Dillon married actress Jane Stuart in April 2006 in Las Vegas, with Entourage costar Connolly serving as the couple’s witness. The pair welcomed a daughter, Ava, the following month and eventually finalized their divorce in 2019. Dillon also has another daughter, Amy, from a previous relationship.

Jerry Ferrara as Turtle

Ferrara portrayed Salvatore "Turtle" Assante, Vince’s childhood friend turned driver and eventual entrepreneur.

Ferrara took on various roles after Entourage, most notably garnering attention for his performance as Joe Proctor in the Starz drama-thriller series Power. He also appeared in films like Think Like a Man, Last Vegas and Club Life.

Beyond acting, Ferrara co-owns Fat Sal’s Deli, a sandwich shop with locations around Los Angeles and in Saudi Arabia.

Ferrara married Breanne Racano in June 2017, with several Entourage costars in attendance. The couple have two sons, Jacob, born in May 2019, and James, born in April 2021.

Jeremy Piven as Ari Gold

Piven’s role of Ari Gold — Vince’s fiery and ambitious agent — was fundamental to Entourage.

During Piven’s tenure as Gold, he won three Emmy Awards and was nominated for a Golden Globe every year the series ran — he eventually took home a win in 2008 for best supporting actor.

Piven continued to act in both film and television after Entourage. He starred in series including Mr. Selfridge and Wisdom of the Crowd. Piven also hosted a podcast discussing entertainment and culture called How U Livin J. Piven from 2021 to 2022.

Debi Mazar as Shauna Roberts

Debi Mazar played Shauna Roberts, Vince’s no-nonsense publicist. Known for her sharp wit and loyalty, Shauna became a beloved character on Entourage.

Mazar's career pre-Entourage was already impressive, with roles in films like Goodfellas and Batman Forever. She is also a longtime friend of Madonna and made several appearances in the singer’s early music videos.

The actress continued to work in television and film after Entourage, playing a leading role on Younger from 2015 to 2021. She also starred in Mike Myers’ comedy miniseries The Pentaverate in 2022 and took a main role in the Australian drama series Ladies in Black, which aired on ABC in June 2024.

Mazar has been married to chef Gabriele Corcos since 2002, and the couple have two daughters, Giulia and Evelina.

Aside from acting, Mazar has a passion for cooking, frequently collaborating with her husband, an Italian-born culinary enthusiast. Most notably, the two starred in Extra Virgin from 2011 to 2015, which doubled as a reality and cooking show.

Rex Lee as Lloyd Lee

Rex Lee portrayed Lloyd Lee, Gold’s loyal assistant turned self-sufficient agent whose patience and resilience made him a fan favorite.

After Entourage, Lee tackled roles in both comedy and drama, starring in films like Lemon, Feel the Beat and took the lead as Elliot Park in the Freeform series Young & Hungry from 2014 to 2018.

Emmanuelle Chriqui as Sloan

Canadian actress Emmanuelle Chriqui played Sloan, E’s on-and-off girlfriend and mother of his child.

In a 2016 interview with W Magazine, Chriqui said that while she was grateful for her experience on Entourage, she was ready to branch out into new roles following the series' conclusion.

“I can be more than the girlfriend or the cutie, and I think it has been long enough that people are willing to take a chance,” she told the outlet.

Chriqui has gone on to star in several television series, most notably Hulu’s drama Shut Eye, The Passage and the superhero drama, Superman & Lois.

In September 2017, Chriqui became a United States citizen, sharing her excitement on Instagram, and writing, “It’s official!”

Perrey Reeves as Melissa Gold

Perrey Reeves played Melissa Gold, Ari’s supportive yet tough wife who eventually threatens him with divorce. Her character added a touch of realism to the series, portraying the challenges of balancing family life with a demanding career.

Reeves has maintained a steady presence in Hollywood, starring in shows like Famous in Love and Amazon Prime Video’s American Satan spinoff series, Paradise City.

Aside from acting, Reeves is a seasoned yogi, having completed over 500 hours of training throughout her nearly two decades of experience. In 2012, Reeves co-founded an eco-friendly wellness center in Costa Rica called The Sanctuary at Two Rivers.

Reeves married tennis coach Aaron Fox in June 2015, and the couple welcomed their daughter, Phoenix Delphine, in October 2017.

Constance Zimmer as Dana Gordon

Constance Zimmer portrayed Dana Gordon, a high-powered studio executive with an occasional romantic storyline with Gold. Zimmer’s performance brought depth to the series, highlighting the complexities of women in leadership roles in Hollywood.

The actress continued to find success in television after Entourage, with prominent roles in series like House of Cards, Good Trouble and UnREAL, which earned her an Emmy nomination in 2016.

In January 2008, Zimmer had a daughter, Colette, with director Russ Lamoureux, and the couple married in October 2010.

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