Jerry Ferrara and Kevin Dillon Reunite as “Entourage”'s Turtle and Johnny Drama — and Tease a Series Reboot (Exclusive)

"We've been talking about doing a reboot for a long time and I know everyone would love to do it," Dillon says

Jerry Ferrara and Kevin Dillon are ready to get the Entourage gang back together.

Speaking exclusively with PEOPLE in partnership with Visa and Cash App, Dillon, 59, and Ferrara, 44, share their thoughts on rebooting the beloved series.

"Hell yeah, I would," says Dillon. "I love that show so much. It was so much fun to do. The characters were so fun. I mean, we've been talking about doing a reboot for a long time and I know everyone would love to do it."

"It just hasn't happened for some reason and hopefully someday, maybe it can happen, you know," he continues. Dillon adds that a spinoff is "not a bad call," either, but he would "really love to see a reboot."

Ferrara agrees. "It's one of those things where, especially now being a little older you say yes, because of the fun of it all and the nostalgia of it all too," he tells PEOPLE.

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He adds that when considering an Entourage reboot, he's thought about what storylines could happen in today's world.

"This is what I wonder more so than ever watching the old episodes," he says. "Maybe it's the writer brain in me too because I write a little, I try to think what the episodes would be about these days."

Entourage, which aired on HBO from 2004 to 2011, follows movie star Vince Chase (Adrian Grenier) and his childhood friends Turtle (Ferrara), Eric (Kevin Connolly) and brother Johnny "Drama" (Dillon) as they move from New York City to Los Angeles and take on the lifestyle of the rich and famous with the help of agent Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven).

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Ferrara thinks that for Vince, getting fans to even see his movies would be a different challenge today than it was when the show took place 20 years ago.

"Vince is a movie [star] when an episode would be, hey, we gotta get people to see a movie in general. We have to get them in a theater to see a movie," Ferrara says, referencing the streaming habits of today. "You know, I think [about] what the storylines would be."

Dillon, meanwhile, notes that his character would be coming off winning a Golden Globe, which happened at the end of the 2015 Entourage movie. "So where is he gonna be now? Maybe he's back to being in the dumps again," he wonders. "Who knows? I do like a struggling Drama."

"I never say never," Ferrara adds. "Anytime I ever say, oh, that's never gonna happen. That thing usually happens. So I learn from that."

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The actors teamed up with Cash App and Visa (plus actor/DJ Travis Bennett) to unveil a special livery for the VCARB F1 team to cap off the final U.S. Grand Prix of the 2024 season, happening in Las Vegas this weekend. Reviving Turtle and Drama for the campaign was exciting, says Ferrara.

"We did a little rehearsal when we were shooting this, for Cash App and Visa. And then right after the rehearsal, it just was like, okay, we still got it, we still got the fastball," he tells PEOPLE. "So it was exciting. It's just crazy that after all this time, we still get to kind of keep these guys alive."

"We're on to so many other things, but it really was doing this spot for Visa and Cash App that got Kevin and I, together that made me say it's still there," he adds of their chemistry. "I don't think it ever goes away."