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Netflix's 'Too Much,' co-created by Lena Dunham and featuring Megan Stalter, is a comedy series about Jessica, a TV-commercial producer navigating a breakup, new romance, and cultural clashes in London. The show has strong performances and humorous moments, but Jessica's inconsistent characterization affects engagement, leaving the series feeling somewhat disjointed despite its promising elements.
Megan Stalter, known for her role in Hacks, stars in Lena Dunham's new semi-autobiographical romcom series Too Much, which explores themes of love, acceptance, and embracing one's 'too much' personality, drawing from Dunham's own experiences and highlighting Stalter's bold, comedic persona.
Netflix has ordered a new romantic comedy series called "Too Much," created by Lena Dunham and starring Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe. The 10-episode series follows a New York workaholic who moves to London after a broken relationship and meets an unusual connection named Felix. The show explores the question of whether Americans and Brits speak the same language and is described as an ex-pat rom-com for those who wonder if true love is still possible. Production will begin in the UK in 2024.
Lena Dunham is co-creating a new rom-com series called "Too Much" for Netflix. The 10-episode show stars Megan Stalter as a New York workaholic who moves to London after a breakup, where she meets Will Sharpe's character, Felix, who challenges her beliefs about love. Dunham writes and directs the series, with her husband Luis Felber providing original music. Production is set to begin in the UK in 2024.
Lena Dunham and her husband Luis Felber have co-created a romantic comedy series titled "Too Much" for Netflix, with Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe set to star. The series follows a New York workaholic who takes a job in London to escape her broken relationship, only to find an unusual connection with a man named Felix. Dunham writes and directs the series, which features original music from Felber. "Too Much" is the first series created by Dunham since "Camping" and will be produced by Universal International Studios' Working Title Television.