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In 'Too Much,' One Dress Is the Key to Jessica's "Deeply Lovable Freak" Wardrobe

Costume designer Arielle Cooper-Lethem says it hinges on one specific dress.

Marie Claire

Too much Lena Dunham, Lorde’s new album and a book to break your heart: what to watch, listen to and read this week

When I first watched Girls, I remember marvelling at Lena Dunham’s four twenty-something New Yorkers. Sex and the City it was not. I realised wistfully just how much I wished the series had been around when I was in my twenties.

The Conversation

Too Much filming locations: All the London spots in the Lena Dunham Netflix series

Too Much on Netflix is heavily inspired by Lena Dunham’s London love story. But which of the capital’s hotspots made the cut?

Evening Standard

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Lena Dunham reveals she received ‘incredibly conservative’ backlash for her HBO series Girls

The writer, director and actress says she wasn't surprised by the rise of MAGA

The Independent UK

I loved Girls – but could I trust Lena Dunham to write about London?

The risk of cringe British stereotypes felt high. But Mr Darcy fantasies aside, her new series Too Much is an affectionate sendup of the capital, says Guardian Opinion deputy head Barbara Speed

The Guardian - UK

Meet the Cast 'Too Much,' Lena Dunham's New Netflix Series

Lena Dunham did some A+ casting for her new Netflix show, inspired by how she met her husband.

Marie Claire

Adwoa Aboah: 'I'm now more adamant about how superior women are'

The supermodel talks to Olive Pometsey about her role in Lena Dunham’s wildly anticipated new rom-com, getting sober, and becoming a mother

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Too Much on Netflix review: Lena Dunham loses her generation-shaping voice

3/5 Lena Dunham’s first major semi-autobiographical project since HBO’s Girls is hotly anticipated. But does it live up to the hype?

Evening Standard

Netflix just added a new romantic comedy series — and it's one of my favorite binge-watches this year

Netflix's new romantic comedy, "Too Much," doesn't always hit the mark, but the chemistry between its leads makes it a worthy binge-watch.

Tom’s Guide

Too Much review – Lena Dunham’s cliche-ridden new romcom is a total disappointment

The Girls creator’s hugely anticipated return to TV is just not good enough. It’s tonally jarring, full of laboured jokes and abandons all thoughts of innovation. You expect far better

The Guardian - UK

I watched Netflix’s Too Much and calling it Lena Dunham’s new version of Girls doesn’t do it justice

We clearly all miss Girls, but Lena Dunham’s new Netflix show Too Much goes above and beyond the messiness of New York living.

TechRadar

It’s great to have Lena Dunham’s inimitable voice back on TV, but Too Much feels strangely limited

3/5 Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe are terrific in this London-set romcom. If only it were allowed to be a bit messier

The Independent UK

Lena Dunham 'in' for Girls spinoff focused on 'favourite' character

Girls creator Lena Dunham has revealed the character she'd love to bring back for a spinoff series.

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‘We were speaking English, but not the same language’: What happens when an American falls in love with a Brit

FIRST PERSON: Lena Dunham’s Netflix romcom ‘Too Much’ centres on a New Yorker who gets together with a British musician, and all the cultural and linguistic differences that come with that. US writer Amanda Whiting, who met her husband at university in the UK, opens up about the experience of…

The Independent UK

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Netflix adds new romantic comedy that's the perfect mix of Emily in Paris and Girls

Netflix has just added your new romcom addiction.

Cinemablend

Lena Dunham Shared What The Girls Characters Would Be Up To Now And It’s Just So Perfect

I'm obsessed.

The Conversation

Too Much: Lena Dunham’s love letter to London, romance and the messiness of being a woman

When HBO launched Lena Dunham’s Girls in 2012, it followed shows such as Buffy (1997-2003), Sex and the City (1998-2004) and Gossip Girl (2007-2012), which had all set a standard of shiny, sanitised female representation that was both attractive and palatable to a wide audience.

The Guardian - US

Small screen, big investment: TV episodes have become way too long

Episodes of The Bear, Stranger Things and Lena Dunham’s new show Too Much are stretching the limits of television and reducing our enjoyment in the process

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The Independent UK

Rita Wilson and Rhea Perlman reveal their experience working with Lena Dunham on Too Much

Megan Stalter leads Dunham’s new romcom series alongside Will Sharpe

BANG Premier

Lena Dunham's London move sparked creative reawakening

Lena Dunham has explained how moving to London has changed her life.

BANG Premier

Lena Dunham: Body shaming is pretty inevitable in Hollywood

Too Much creator Lena Dunham believes the era of body positivity has "gone".

BANG Premier

Lena Dunham: Being perceived was overwhelming

Lena Dunham struggled to cope with the pressures of fame and success during her younger years.

International Business Times UK

Netflix's Too Much: Lena Dunham and Megan Stalter Celebrate Being Loud, Messy and Unapologetic

Lena Dunham and Megan Stalter team up for Too Much, a Netflix romantic comedy set in London and New York that embraces emotional mess, vulnerability, and offbeat humour.

Euronews

Culture Agenda: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

The Man of Steel launches a new era for the DC Universe, London's Design Museum explores the rise of eco buildings, and indie faves Wet Leg get a little softer with 'Moisturizer'.

The Independent UK

What to Stream: Spielberg looks back at 'Jaws,' Clipse reunite and 'Bachelor in Paradise' is flirty

Steven Spielberg reflecting on his shark blockbuster in the documentary “Jaws @ 50” and Clipse, the dynamic duo of Pusha T and Malice, returning for the album “Let God Sort Em Out” are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you

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