PR.com (Allison Kugel): Did you already wrap the last episode of this last season of Entourage?

Jerry Ferrara: Yes. Our last day was this past Tuesday (June 28, 2011). That was the last shooting day of the show.

PR.com: How was it for you?

Jerry Ferrara: It was tough for me. I remember waking up in the morning and kind of just dreading it, knowing that it’s going to be hard. Then it became such a long work day that towards the end I was so tired that I thought, “Ok, maybe I’m actually not going to be emotional about it because I’m exhausted.” But, sure enough, when they called “wrap” I lost it. I had to go on a little man walk by myself and shed some tears, and it was really tough. I don’t know how I feel about it just yet. I’m excited about a lot of things but I’m also sad about a lot of things.

PR.com: Being on Entourage marked a huge chapter in your life. This show was really your first big break.

Jerry Ferrara: Absolutely. I grew up on this show. I moved to LA when I was nineteen, I got Entourage when I was twenty two, and I’m thirty-one now. My entire twenties were spent playing this character and being with these guys every day.

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