Mark Wahlberg has indicated that "Entourage" could return, telling TMZ that a comeback for the HBO series is not off the table. The actor and executive producer made the remarks on Monday, October 12, 2026, while speaking with TMZ at AVRA in Beverly Hills.
According to TMZ, Wahlberg said the future of the show will likely depend on whether fans want it to happen. He also suggested that any revival could take the form of a television series or another movie.
Wahlberg served as an executive producer on "Entourage," the hit HBO series loosely based on his own experiences coming up in Hollywood. The original show followed a rising movie star and his circle of friends from Queens as they navigated the entertainment industry.
For local readers, the prospect of a return is notable because the series and its 2015 feature film adaptation drew heavily on Southern California locations and Hollywood culture. A new installment would likely film in and around Los Angeles, bringing production activity and potential economic benefits to the region.
Wahlberg's comments were first reported by TMZ on October 12, 2026. No timeline, network, or production details have been announced.
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