Adrian Grenier Says New 'Entourage' Movie Will Be the 'American Dream'

— -- The boys are back in Hollywood.

In the movie adaptation of the hit HBO series, "Entourage," Adrian Grenier's character Vincent Chase is looking to step behind the camera to write and direct his first big-budget film.

"It's everything that you always want from 'Entourage.' It's the American dream," he told ABC News at the New York City premiere inside the Paris Theater Wednesday night. "It's the lifestyle that's the most exciting and indulgent with no consequences. But fundamentally it's about doing it with your friends, your family and living a ride with the people you love."

Kevin Dillon, who portrays his older brother Johnny "Drama" Chase, agreed: "It's just a little more 'Entourage.' We haven't strayed away from it too much. It's going to be almost more like season two [or] season three when the guys are together more, but yet it's bigger and it's longer. We have moments where we can actually take a beat."

"On the show, we couldn't even really take a dramatic pause or a comedic beat here and there," he continued. "So, from an actor's point of view it's better because you can do that kind of stuff."

What can we expect from fan-favorite Vinny? "He's got such a big heart and he's so selfless," Grenier said of his character. "Even though he could and has earned the right to be selfish and indulge everything he always wanted, he still remains like a selfless guy."

In the film, moviegoers can expect tons of cameos, including from Liam Neeson, Ed O'Neill, Kelsey Grammer and Andrew Dice Clay.

For Grenier, one musician who made a cameo was his favorite. "I'm a huge fan of Pharrell's and love his environmental work as well as his music so it was an honor to work with him."

"Entourage," also starring Jerry Ferrara as Turtle and Jeremy Piven as agent Ari Gold, hits theaters June 3.