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“People who do that are idiots,” Hamilton correctly surmised. “I was in a traffic jam the other day in my Uber and the guy behind was beeping his horn and I was like, ‘Why are you beeping your horn? No one can go anywhere.’ And New York traffic is crazy.”
Ithe horrendous box office receipts didn’t send a clear enough message, actor assures us that the dated and debauched “Entourage” franchise is deader than Lehman Brothers and he’s moving onto a new film family. “I’m going to give you the breaking news: It’s never going to happen,” the actor who played talent manager told us at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, where he was putting around at Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament. “It’s just C I not. It’s just time to move on.” G A Connolly y said that he had a great M M time makL I F ing the 2015 “Entourage” moviem (inset r.)r — a bomb byb any definitiont — and h he looks back fondly at the eight-season HBO series that started it all. “They Brooklyn gave it up for Bensonhurst-bred filmmaker whose “Back in the Day” boxing flick hits theaters on May 17. Dozens of DeMeo’s pals threw an old-school block party on W. 10th St. and Ave. U to celebrate his homegrown flick, which features
and DeMeo first came to prominence as a key player in “A Bronx Tale” and has also appeared on “The Sopranos.” just ran the marathon on TV and I watched a few of the episodes and it was a great time in my life,” he said. Next up for Connolly, a native of Patchogue, L.I., is directing “Gotti,” the much anticipated that’s had more than its share of starts and stops over the past decade. “I’m very excited about it,” he said. “Gotti is such an incredible character. He’s from New York — Long Island. It’s been like a dream come true to me tot tell this story. The fam family has been really he helpful. They are a great g group of guys and gals. T They’ve been really helpful. I think it’s right t that people have their say.”s The mob film — if it get gets “made” — will star (inset l.), whose elastic career just got a big bounce from the FX series “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,” where he played power lawyer
“I’ve done a bunch of stuff, but this will be my biggest thing,” Connolly said of the “Gotti” movie. “It’s all good and ready to go. I’m very excited. It’s a lot of work.”