đ Too Much (2025) on Netflix: Cast, Plot, Release Date & What to Expect from Lena Dunhamâs London Love Story
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đ⨠Love, London, and Laughs: Lena Dunhamâs Too Much Hits Netflix July 10
Get ready for a not-so-typical love story filled with heartbreak, messy feelings, and unexpected charm. From creator Lena Dunham (Girls) and the producers of Notting Hill, comes Too Much â a new romantic comedy series thatâs equal parts soul-searching and side-splitting. Premiering July 10, 2025, only on Netflix, Too Much is about the kind of love that sneaks up on you when you least expect it⌠and probably when you're least ready for it.
đś The Premise: A Romantic Reset Across the Pond
After a brutal breakup leaves her life in emotional ruins, Jessica (played by the hilariously brilliant Megan Stalter) packs her bags and leaves New York behind. Her destination? London â land of bad weather, dry wit, and, as it turns out, Felix (played by the endlessly charming Will Sharpe).
Felix is no Prince Charming â heâs a disheveled indie musician with emotional baggage and zero interest in meet-cute clichĂŠs. But as Jessica navigates her way through culture shocks, therapy sessions, and awkward brunches, she finds herself drawn to his offbeat honesty and unexpected vulnerability.
In a city full of strangers and second chances, Too Much asks the question: Can two emotionally complicated people find something real in a world full of perfect filters and past regrets?
đ An A-List Cast With London Charm
This isn't just another love story â itâs a star-studded ensemble dramedy that brings together familiar faces and fresh voices:
Megan Stalter (Hacks) as the bold, chaotic, heart-on-her-sleeve Jessica
Will Sharpe (The White Lotus, Flowers) as reluctant love interest Felix
Emily Ratajkowski as Jessicaâs effortlessly cool confidante, Polly
Richard E. Grant, Adwoa Aboah, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Rita Wilson, Andrew Rannells, Dean-Charles Chapman, Stephen Fry, Andrew Scott, Rhea Perlman, and more round out the vibrant supporting cast
Even Lena Dunham herself makes an appearance, blurring the lines between creator and character in a story that feels both deeply personal and universally hilarious.
đ§ đ What Makes Too Much⌠Just Right?
At its core, Too Much is about being "too emotional, too loud, too vulnerable, too everything" in a world that tells women to be less. Lena Dunham once again leans into the raw, unfiltered honesty that made Girls iconic â but this time, she adds British sensibility, indie music, and a lot more hope.
With Dunhamâs sharp writing, an unforgettable cast, and that perfect blend of cringe-comedy and genuine heart, Too Much explores:
Rebuilding your identity after a breakup
The culture clash of New York brashness and British reserve
Learning to love yourself before you love someone else
And why, sometimes, being too much is exactly what someone else needs
đ Mark the Date: July 10
"Thereâs no such thing as too much when it comes to messy love and second chances."
Whether youâre a romantic at heart or just in it for the witty dialogue and killer soundtrack, Too Much is the rom-com series of the summer â real, raw, ridiculous, and refreshingly unpolished.
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