Entourage Showrunner Rejects Actress's Accusation of Body Shaming on Set
Doug Ellin, the creator of the HBO series Entourage, has publicly disputed actress Debi Mazar's recent allegation that she was fat-shamed on the show's set after giving birth in 2006. Mazar described the atmosphere during the third season as toxic and testosterone-fueled, but Ellin said he does not recognize her account. The dispute emerged from an interview Mazar gave to The Times of London.
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The dispute centers on Mazar's recollection of the third season of the HBO comedy, which she described as a difficult period following the birth of her second child in 2006.
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