The hit HBO network series "Entourage",which aired from 2004-2011, was a hit comedy that followed a group of friends through the fame and fortune of Hollywood. For over two-months now, Mark Wahlberg and Creator, Doug Ellin have been postponing the making of the new movie due to payroll and just overall negotiations of the film. Finally, the hit comedy series has received the 'green' light to start filming "Entourage The Movie". Reportedly, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillion, Adrian Grenier, and Jerry Ferrara haven't been able to come to terms with how much the actors were going to be paid off the new movie, but now it is said that they have come to terms with each receiving a whopping $30 million on the movie's backend. Jerry Piven, who played Ari Gold in the series took to Twitter to express the long awaited film's arrival by stating, " Now it's time to go to WORK! the #EntourageMovie is on and I look forward to getting into it my friends. Thanks for your patience". 

Warner Brothers is said to begin filiming the "Entourage Movie" this January according to the Hollywood Reporter reports. Supposedly, Piven is the main reason the movie was backed up due to him requesting a higher paying roll than the other because he is ultimately the lead character. Which then also lead to the other co-stars requesting just as much, and more money than the other person before filming could begin. The problem actually almost cost the movie's production completely by almost having Warner Bros. pay the tax credit for the film. The 96-episode series will finally be made into a movie after almost a two-year break from being on television. There is no word yet on when the movie will be released, but with production starting, we can expect to see "Entourage: The Movie" in late 2014 or early 2015.