All the Celebrity Guest Stars in Lena Dunham’s Netflix Show

“Too Much” is a new television series created by Lena Dunham, known for her work on “Girls.” The show marks Dunham’s return to television and features a talented ensemble cast, including viral comedian Megan Stalter and “White Lotus” star Will Sharpe. The story follows Jessica, a woman who moves to London after a breakup in New York and meets Felix, a musician and recovering addict. The series explores their relationship as they navigate chaotic situations involving colleagues, exes, and family members, with plenty of unexpected guest stars making appearances.

The ensemble cast of “Too Much” is star-studded, with big names like Lena Dunham, Andrew Rannells, Emily Ratajkowski, Michael Zegen, and Jessica Alba. Dunham plays Nora, Jessica’s older sister who is trying to lift her spirits after a recent divorce. Rannells portrays Jameson, Nora’s ex-husband who is now in a polyamorous relationship. Ratajkowski plays Wendy, Zev’s new girlfriend who sparks jealousy in Jessica. Zegen takes on the role of Zev, Jessica’s ex-boyfriend who breaks her heart. Alba makes a guest appearance as herself in the first episode, hiring Jessica’s agency to create a commercial.

Other notable cast members include Rita Wilson as Lois, Jessica and Nora’s mother; Rhea Pearlman as Dottie, Lois’ mother and Jessica’s grandmother; Richard E. Grant as Jonno, Jessica’s boss at the advertising agency; Naomi Watts as Ann, Jonno’s wife; and Daisy Bevan as Josie, Jonno’s assistant. Janicza Bravo appears as Kim, another American at the agency, and also directs an episode of the series.

Leo Reich plays Boss, the agency’s Gen Z staffer; Andrew Scott portrays Jim, a famous director; Kit Harington appears in flashbacks as Jessica’s father; Adwoa Aboah plays Linnea, Felix’s ex-girlfriend; Adèle Exarchopoulos portrays Polly, Felix’s friend; and Kaori Momoi and Stephen Fry star as Felix’s parents, Aiko and Simon. Rita Ora makes a cameo as herself in an ad that Jessica works on.

With a mix of comedy, drama, and unexpected twists, “Too Much” promises to be a captivating and entertaining series that showcases the talent of its diverse ensemble cast. The show delves into themes of love, loss, and self-discovery, offering a fresh and engaging take on modern relationships and personal growth. Don’t miss out on this must-watch series that is sure to keep viewers hooked from start to finish.