Adrian Grenier says celebrities are flaky
By Alexandra Heilbron on September 17, 2010 | 3 Comments
Adrian Grenier, who plays A-list movie star Vincent Chase on the TV series Entourage, says his fellow celebrities can be “flaky.” The 34-year-old recently directed the documentary Teenage Paparazzo, a film that explores the relationship between celebrities and society, and says making the movie was tough because of how some of the stars behaved. “In the film that I’m making and the surrounding content, I’ve been dealing with celebrities a lot. Some celebrities can be very difficult and not return your calls or sort of be flaky. I was a little frustrated with a couple of them,” he told OK! magazine. Some of the big names involved in the documentary include Alec Baldwin, Matt Damon and Paris Hilton, but Adrian was quick to point out he would not reveal which ones behaved badly as he wants to remain professional. “I don’t want to name names,” he said.
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Too bad he couldn’t say which ones. I think we have a good idea, though. Cute dog!!!
im glad he wants to act like an adult and not stir up unnecessary problems by naming names. i really like him AND i really like matt damon. 😀
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