Who Owns the Lavish Houses Featured in the Film

• Table of Contents

  • Turtle’s Spread
  • Ari’s Digs
  • Vincent’s Crib
  • Eric’s Pad

  Turtle’s Spread

  After hitting it big with his tequila company, Avion, Turtle moves into Altamira, a 20-acre ranch. The real owners of the 15,500-square-foot concrete-and-glass modern structure — with a 270-degree view of the Pacific — are Eric and Susanne Johnson, a geologist/developer and his wife. "The place," says Entourage production designer Chase Harlan, "is killer."

• Ari’s Digs

  Naturally, the superagent turned studio head lives in a big house behind a big gate. The 13,000-square-foot contemporary Spanish mansion in Brentwood most recently was sold in 2012 for $9.3 million. Harlan doesn't remember much about the real owners, except that they're "extremely good-looking, have a golden retriever and a Ferrari."

• Vincent’s Crib

  A house fit for a megastar, the 1926 Spanish-style fortress atop Mulholland — Castillo del Lago — once belonged to Madonna (a stalker was shot on the lawn in 1995). Its current owner, fashion mogul Leon Max, bought the nine-bedroom, six-bath home from commercials director Joe Pytka in 2010 for less than half the $14.9 million asking price.

• Eric’s Pad

  E's home belongs to CAA agent Michael Kives, who paid $1.8 million in 2013 for the Hollywood Hills bachelor pad, which he gutted and redecorated with the help of designer Joseph Ferrugio (one bathroom has cigar-smoking-monkey wallpaper). The parties Kives has been known to throw rival anything on Entourage. One "animal themed" event was attended by a Bengal tiger, a camel and Katy Perry.