Lena Dunham was just 23 when she sold her BAFTA- and Golden Globe-winning series Girls to HBO – a show that offered a more nuanced and realistic portrayal of four 20-something women navigating life in New York City.
Since Girls concluded in 2017, Dunham has written and directed several comedy films, including Catherine Called Birdy, starring Bella Ramsey and Andrew Scott. She also directed the pilot episode of the TV drama Industry.
Now 39, and nearly a decade after Girls aired its final episode, Dunham returns with Too Much – a 10-episode romantic comedy series starring White Lotus actor Will Sharpe and Hacks star Megan Stalter.
