The "Entourage" film release date has been recently announced and it has been confirmed that Mark Wahlberg, Emily Ratajkowski and Billy Bob Thornton will have cameo scenes in the film.
Directed by the HBO series creator Doug Ellin, who also wrote the screenplay based on Rob Weiss's story, the "Entourage" film will premiere on June 5, 2015 in the United States before it hits theaters in Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Russia, Ukraine and Austria on June 11.
Like the series, the film will follow Vincent Chase and his entourage as he makes his directorial debut with a lot of money at stake. The story also revolves around the anger management program of talent manager Ari Gold played by Jeremy Piven and Jerry Ferrara's character Turtle's obsession with women stronger than him.
Playing Vincent Chase is Adrian Grenier, who appeared in the 2013 film "Goodbye World" and is also set to appear in the 2015 film 'Sex, Death And Bowling."
The "Entourage" film also stars former child star Haley Joel Osment, MMA fighter Ronda Rousey, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Alice Eve, Mindy Robinson, Debi Mazar, Catherine Chen, Constance Zimmer, Kevin Connoly, Kevin Dillon, Perrey Reeves, Rhys Coiro, Scott Mescudi, Richard Schiff, Alan Dale, Melorine Adler, Kayla Collins, Noa Lindberg, Rex Lee and Dan Patrick, among others.
In the recently "Entourage" film's trailer, which is set in Asia, a voice-over saying, "Sadly, all good parties must come to an end," is heard as Grenier is facing off against legions of rumored police officers as conflict picks up. Watch the trailer here: