Entourage star Adrian Grenier reveals his passion for woodwork in Australia

He shot to fame playing Hollywood actor Vincent Chase in HBO drama Entourage.

And on Monday, Adrian Grenier revealed the unlikely new hobby he has been distracting himself with while living in Melbourne, Australia.

The 44-year-old American actor revealed he has enlisted the help of a co-woodworking space in the Victorian capital to keep him busy when he isn’t filming. 

Uploading a photo to his Instagram account, Adrian proved he’s barely aged a day as he appeared fresh-faced while holding up a wooden table he created. 

‘Thanks The Shed Melbourne for sharing your tools, Check out their studio, a great wood-work-share,’ he wrote alongside the photograph.

Adrian was dressed for comfort and opted for a navy blue single top and grey sweatpants.

He completed his look rocking scruffy hair and a black and orange coloured bandana that was tied around his neck.

The Los Angeles-based actor is in Melbourne filming the TV mini-series, Clickbait.

Adrian starred in Entourage from 2004 to 2011, before reprising his role for the 2015 film of the same name.

In 2006, arguably at the height of his fame, he nabbed a role in the hit film The Devil Wears Prada, starring opposite Anne Hathaway.

Unfortunately in the years since Entourage wrapped, Adrian has struggled to land many big Hollywood roles. 

His most recent on-screen appearance was in Stage Mother, a 2020 Canadian film about drag culture, and the 2019 Hallmark film Christmas at Graceland: Home for the Holiday.  

He is currently in Melbourne filming Clickbait, a Netflix mini-series that will feature a collection of stories exploring how people’s uncontrolled impulses are fuelled in the age of social media.  

Speaking to Page Six in 2015, Adrian admitted he was struggling to score bigger acting gigs because he’d been typecast by his role in Entourage.   

‘It’s funny because what people don’t know is I too wish that I was Vince’, he said. 

‘I’m not, I play the character. At the end of the day, I go home and I’m me. I share that fantasy as well — have a lifestyle with no consequences? Sounds great!’