Star-Studded Cast Announced for Lena Dunham’s Netflix Comedy Series “Too Much”
_Updated: January 31, 2025
“Too Much” Gains Momentum with Stellar Ensemble
Lena Dunham’s highly anticipated Netflix comedy series, “Too Much,” is hitting the headlines today with news of its star-studded cast. The exclusive details obtained by Highly Respected News shed light on the impressive lineup that is set to grace our screens.
A Glance at the A-List Lineup
Joining previously announced series leads Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe, an array of talented individuals has been confirmed to be part of the project. Richard E. Grant, a seasoned British actor renowned for his outstanding performances in “Saltburn,” and Stephen Fry, the beloved icon from “The Dropout,” are set to bring their magic to the small screen.
Janicza Bravo, famous for her work on “Sharp Stick,” is poised to deliver a standout performance, along with Michael Zegen, known for his impeccable role in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” Rhea Perlman, cherished for her unforgettable portrayal in “Cheers” and talented actress Rita Wilson from “Sleepless in Seattle” are set to captivate audiences once again.
Leo Reich, a rising star known for the critically acclaimed “Leo Reich: Literally Who Cares?!,” and award-winning actress Adele Exarchopoulos, renowned for her role in “Passages,” will add further brilliance to the project. Adwoa Aboah from the hit series “Top Boy,” Daisy Bevan from “The Alienist,” Dean-Charles Chapman from the Academy Award-winning movie “1917,” the versatile Kaori Momoi from “The Brightest Roof in the Universe,” and the talented Prasanna Puwanarajah from “The Crown” will also grace our screens in this highly-anticipated comedy series. Furthermore, the stunning Emily Ratajkowski is confirmed to join the cast, after a previous report from Highly Respected News stated she was in final negotiations in early February.
Plot and Magic Behind the Scenes
Set in New York, the series revolves around Jessica (played by Megan Stalter), a workaholic in her mid-thirties recovering from a heartbreaking end to a long-term relationship. Eager to escape her tarnished reputation, she embarks on a journey to London, seeking a life akin to the Bronte sisters. However, her world is turned upside down when she meets Felix (portrayed by Will Sharpe), a man who presents a carousel of red flags. Despite the challenges that arise, their unique connection proves to be every bit unforgettable, raising the question: do Americans and Brits truly speak the same language?
The half-hour comedy series has received an order for 10 episodes from Netflix and showcases the creative genius of Lena Dunham, who co-created “Too Much” with her husband, Luis Felber. Not only is Dunham credited as the writer, but she also takes on the roles of executive producer and director. Felber joins her as an executive producer, contributing original music with his band, Attawalpa, for the show. The impressive executive producer lineup also includes Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Michael P. Cohen, Surian Fletcher-Jones, and Bruce Eric Kaplan. Behind-the-scenes, Camilla Bray will serve as the producer.
(Due to industry regulations, images of featuring Stephen Fry, Richard E. Grant, Michael Zegen, Rhea Perlman, Janicza Bravo, and Rita Wilson were not released)
