Sharpe bonded with the character, Felix, in Dunham’s scripts and worked with Felber to write his character’s songs on the show. He plays the aspiring musician as deeply sensitive with a dry sense of humor,

Too Much,' new Netflix series from Lena Dunham starring Meg Stalter and Will Sharpe, has moments of hilarity but an uneven take on its main character

Films and TV shows have created a glamorous "Notting Hill" version of the UK's capital city. A new Lena Dunham series pokes fun at the stereotypes Americans believe about the country.

Wendy ends the conversation on a high note, telling Jessica she hopes she can find the perfect person for her. Jessica confesses that she thought she had, but neither of them were ready to face that truth. When she says that it’s too late for them, Wendy encourages her to forgive him, which sends Jessica off to the races to find Felix.

For those who have been rewatching Girls recently, Lena Dunham just dropped another new binge-worthy series. Netflix’s Too Much —out now— follows Jessica (Megan Stalter), a young woman who moves from New York to London after experiencing a messy breakup. Across the pond, she meets and begins falling for a British musician named Felix (Will Sharpe).

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