US EditionToo Much Is Just Right
NEW YORK AND LONDON, JUL 19 – Despite a weak debut and no renewal yet, Lena Dunham remains committed to continuing the romantic dramedy 'Too Much' on Netflix, backed by her ongoing deal and creative enthusiasm.
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Taylor and the show's creator, Lena Dunham, have been friends for years.
Too Much is Just Right
Rescue-dog dramas, medical mysteries, bed rotting, and love affairs. Lena Dunham’s new TV show is a sharp, funny, expat rom-com that blurs the line between her life and art—as always By Ashley Baker Too many people are predisposed to disliking the work of Lena Dunham. It’s really a shame, because her new Netflix series, Too Much, is so much fun.It concerns a New Yorker in her early 30s who breaks up with her boyfriend, moves to London, has a mee…
The differences between English and American people have always made good pieces and inspired film and literature. Sotaks, different social rules and sophistication (or lack of it) serve as raw material to feed these contrasts. In “Too much”, launched by Netflix, these are the same discrepancys that approach the central characters. We follow the love of New Yorker Jessica (Megan Stalter) with London Felix (Will Sharpe). Cultural habits are pre-e…
"I was supposed to be this great director, but then I had to reconsider my dream." That's what Jess, the main character in director and actress Lena Dunham's new series "Too Much," is forced to admit right at the beginning of the first episode.
Lena Dunham’s “Too Much” on Netflix: Release Date, Cast, & More
The new romantic comedy show “Too Much,” produced by Lena Dunham and her husband, Luis Felber, is a show that is already making people turn their heads. This series has a humorous but touching approach to love, heartbreak, and re-establishing oneself, and is ideal weekend watch for anyone fond of real-life stories. Release Date Too Much will be released by Netflix on July 10, 2025, with all ten episodes together. Binge-watchers are happy for not…
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