Could Lena Dunham bring ‘Girls“Into the 2020s? Series -Creator and the latest” too much “Showrunner told Amount That she is still open to the opportunity to visit the beloved HBO show. “Girls” completed 2017 after six seasons, and participated Dunham, Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke and Zosia Mamet as a millennial group in Brooklyn.
While Dunham has teased a possible reboot of “girls” down in the line for several years and has been in conversation with hbo About to bring back the show (she mentioned In January 2022 for the show 10th anniversary That it was “not time yet”, but she now describes what that revival would mean.
“If we had something to say that it was really specific and it was a moment in their lives where we felt like visiting it-like millennial women who became mothers or step into menopause or would live on old-fashioned home-would I always want to work with these people again,” Dunham said.
And Dunham has some ideas about where the beloved characters would be specific …
“Shoshanna ((mamet)) was married to, then divorced from, the mayor of New York City, and she runs an Athleisure start that is zero waste,” Dunham said. “Marnie ((Williams)) – it’s the third marriage. She are still singingBut I think Marnie really has to take it to sex and love addicts anonymously. Jesa ((chirical)) is unvaccinated and lives on a boat in Croatia. Adam ((Adam runs) is a cult theater actor, and he probably lives in Berlin, and Ray is still in the municipal council and runs his cafe and does better than anyone else. Elijah ((Andrew Rannells)) is the fourth lead on a sitcom, which makes a good sum of money and is still looking for love in all the wrong places. “
As for Dunham’s own character Hannah, she added, “Oh my God, I forgot her! She teaches Bard and loves to raise her son. She probably has a girlfriend who is a chef. And she is less obsessed with being known. That’s where I feel she would land.”
However, before Dunham could possibly visit “Girls”, the filmmaker has a lot of other projects in the works: Apart from launching the Netflix series “Too Much”, she also collaborates with Streamer for function “Good sex” as stars Natalie Portman, Tramell Tillman, Meg Ryan, Mark Ruffalo. Dunham also writes “10 things I hate about you” musical adaptation.
