The annual collection of Hollywood stars that is the Golden Globe Awards may be dominating the entertainment pages today, but for fans of hit HBO series turned movie, 'Entourage', their anticipation for the big screen version of the show was amped up a bit further with news of the crew filming a scene on the Golden Globes 2015 red carpet.

E! News reports that Kevin Connolly and Emmanuelle Chriqui, who play a couple in the show, were spotted filming a mock interview scene on the red carpet with entertainment reporter Carson Daly.

Other stars of the franchise Jeremy Piven, Adrian Grenier, Kevin Dillon, and Jerry Ferrara also reportedly showed up to shoot some last minute scenes for the movie, which is scheduled to hit theaters June 5, 2015.

'Entourage' released its first trailer last month, which provided fans of the show to catch a glimpse of Vince (now a director as well) E, Drama, Turtle, and Ari reunited for the first time since the last episode of the series aired in September of 2011.

The trailer revealed a number of cameos in the film, which include: Mark Wahlberg, UFC women's champion Ronda Rousey (shown about to beat up on an even skinnier Turtle for a date), Billy Bob Thornton, Haley Joel Osment (reunited with Grenier 14 years after they co-starred in 2001's 'Artificial Intelligence'), Alice Eve, Emily Ratajkowski, among a plethora of other actors and actresses.

"We turned it around so quickly. It was amazing, actually. I've never been part of a film that came together that fast, said Grenier in a HuffPost Live interview late last year.

"We shot it in six weeks, they edited it in a month and a half or two months, and now it's done. It's been tested. People love it, and now we're just waiting for June."

The HBO series, which ran eight seasons from 2004-2011, will finally hit the big screen after experiencing production delay early in the negotiation process.

The 'Entourage' movie officially received the go-ahead for production after creator and head writer Doug Ellin finished the script, and cast members and executive producer Mark Wahlberg got on board.