Too Much": Lena Dunham's Rom-Com Extravaganza Hits Netflix

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Netflix is set to grace our screens with "Too Much," a vibrant rom-com series crafted by the multi-award-winning Lena Dunham, renowned for her work on "Girls" and "Catherine Called Birdy." Produced by Working Title Television and Lena Dunham's Good Thing Going, the series promises to be a delightful blend of humor, heart, and transatlantic charm.

Meet Jessica, a New York workaholic in her thirties navigating the aftermath of a heartbreak, gradually alienating everyone around her. Faced with the echoes of her own missteps across the city, she decides on a radical change – a job in London, intending to embrace a life of solitude akin to a Bronte sister. However, her plans take an unexpected turn when she encounters Felix, a character more akin to Hugh Grant's less-polished roommate than the romantic lead in "Notting Hill." Their peculiar connection proves impossible to ignore, unleashing a cascade of both comedic and poignant moments. As Jessica and Felix grapple with cultural differences, they find themselves asking a fundamental question: do Americans and Brits truly speak the same language?

Known for her role in "Hacks," Stalter steps into the shoes of Jessica, bringing her comedic prowess and relatable charm to the character.

- **Will Sharpe:** Recognized for his work in "The White Lotus," Sharpe takes on the role of Felix, adding his unique flair to the transatlantic romantic misadventure.

Lena Dunham's distinct storytelling, coupled with original music from her husband, Luis Felber, promises an engaging narrative that explores the complexities of love, culture, and self-discovery.

Prepare for a transatlantic rollercoaster of emotions, as "Too Much" emerges as a must-watch series, offering a fresh take on romance for the disillusioned yet hopeful souls.