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  • Lena Dunham
    Lena Dunham
    / Later projects

    In 2025 Dunham cocreated Too Much, a romantic comedy Netflix series about an American woman who moves to London and finds love—a plot loosely inspired by Dunham’s own relocation to England’s capital in 2021. Although the show drew comparisons to Girls, Dunham told The New York Times that in…

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    In 2025 Dunham cocreated Too Much, a romantic comedy Netflix series about an American woman who moves to London and finds love—a plot loosely inspired by Dunham’s own relocation to England’s capital in 2021. Although the show drew comparisons to Girls, Dunham told The New York Times that in…

    Read More