Adrian Grenier Confirms ‘Entourage’ Movie Sequel! Will It Feature More Star-Studded Cameos? ‘It’s Definitely Bigger In Scope’

The "Entourage" movie hasn't been shown in theaters yet and there have already been rumors that there will be a sequel to it.

The rumors started last August when executive producer Mark Wahlberg talked about the release date and the future of the film.

"I don't think we're going to be able to wait a year to release the movie. We're going to show the studio sooner, rather than later." However, he tried to calm down and said, "If it makes most sense to wait until June, we'll wait until June," the 43-year old actor told Access Hollywood,

The "Transformers: Age of Extinction" star also hinted at a possible sequel.

"I told Doug, 'Let's not wait for the movie to come out to start planning the next one because this is definitely going to be a big success.'" He added, "If I have anything to do with it there will be," Wahlberg revealed.

Mark Wahlberg's first statement turned out to be true because the release date of "Entourage" movie was moved from June 12 to June 5. Regarding the sequel, he could also be telling the truth because Adrian Grenier recently hinted that there will be a second installment.

During an interview with MTV, the actor that plays Vincent Chase expressed how much faith he has on the film.

"The great thing is the movie is awesome," he said

Grenier added, "I think it's going to be a huge success; I think people are going to love it."

He also revealed details about a possible sequel saying, "We're all very proud of it. That means most likely there will be another... [executive producer] Doug Ellin has his contract to write the next one... I think he's starting to brainstorm. If you have any ideas, tweet Doug Ellin and give him some."

Would we see more star-studded cameos in the "Entourage" movie sequel?

"This has to top a whole successful series. It's definitely bigger in scope. It's a film, it's a real film. The set pieces are bigger, the conflicts are a little bit more elevated, and it's going to be a fun ride," Grenier told MTV.

Based on what the actor said, they could bring in more celebrities in the sequel.