Adrian Grenier Talks Drugs Documentary, 'Entourage' Movie
September 12, 2012
Movies
“Extra’s” Ben Lyons talked with actor/producer Adrian Grenier about his latest documentary, “How to Make Money Selling Drugs” -- and the progress on the “Entourage” movie.
Grenier explained his controversial docu, "How to Make Money Selling Drugs,” which he co-produced with Bert Marcus. “The movie is designed to paint an accurate picture of what the war on drugs is doing and what getting into drugs is doing.”
Check out our interview!
Grenier explained his controversial docu, "How to Make Money Selling Drugs,” which he co-produced with Bert Marcus. “The movie is designed to paint an accurate picture of what the war on drugs is doing and what getting into drugs is doing.”
Check out our interview!
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wow...free your mind.
Ending prohibition would greatly reduce, even almost eliminate, the market in illegal narcotics, cause a reduction in the number of users and addicts, greatly curtail drug related illness and deaths, reduce societal harm from problematic abusers, and bring about an enormous reduction in the presence and influence of organized crime. The people who use drugs are our own children, our brothers, our sisters, our parents, and our neighbors. By allowing all adults safe and controlled legal access to psychoactive substances, we will not only greatly reduce the dangers for both them and ourselves but also greatly minimize the possibility of 'peer-initiation' and sales to minors.
If you sincerely believe that prohibition is a dangerous and counter-productive policy then you can stop helping to enforce it. You are entitled—required even—to act according to your conscience!
* It only takes one juror to prevent a guilty verdict.
* You are not lawfully required to disclose your voting intention before taking your seat on a jury.
* You are also not required to give a reason to the other jurors on your position when voting. Simply state that you find the accused not guilty!
* Jurors must understand that it is their opinion, their vote. If the Judge and the other jurors disapprove, too bad. There is no punishment for having a dissenting opinion.
“It is not only [the juror's] right, but his duty … to find the verdict according to his own best understanding, judgment, and conscience, though in direct opposition to the direction of the court.” —John Adams
We must create what we can no longer afford to wait for: PLEASE VOTE TO ACQUIT!
Ending prohibition would greatly reduce, even almost eliminate, the market in illegal narcotics, cause a reduction in the number of users and addicts, greatly curtail drug related illness and deaths, reduce societal harm from problematic abusers, and bring about an enormous reduction in the presence and influence of organized crime. The people who use drugs are our own children, our brothers, our sisters, our parents, and our neighbors. By allowing all adults safe and controlled legal access to psychoactive substances, we will not only greatly reduce the dangers for both them and ourselves but also greatly minimize the possibility of 'peer-initiation' and sales to minors.
If you sincerely believe that prohibition is a dangerous and counter-productive policy then you can stop helping to enforce it. You are entitled—required even—to act according to your conscience!
* It only takes one juror to prevent a guilty verdict.
* You are not lawfully required to disclose your voting intention before taking your seat on a jury.
* You are also not required to give a reason to the other jurors on your position when voting. Simply state that you find the accused not guilty!
* Jurors must understand that it is their opinion, their vote. If the Judge and the other jurors disapprove, too bad. There is no punishment for having a dissenting opinion.
“It is not only [the juror's] right, but his duty … to find the verdict according to his own best understanding, judgment, and conscience, though in direct opposition to the direction of the court.” —John Adams
We must create what we can no longer afford to wait for: PLEASE VOTE TO ACQUIT!
We finally got a TV series that ended on an amazing note with a phenomenal finale. Entourage hit the nail on the head. Famous movie critic reviewed the rumors and what is to come in the potential movie http://www.chewthedirt.com/entourage-movie-script-done/ . Will the movie ruin the Entourage legacy or help it explode even more?