Lena Dunham in Fatphobia, dating advice and his new London Rom-com very

Lena Dunham was almost identical to New York City. The US actress, writer and director stood upon the famous women who won semi-autobiography, following four 20 – something they had navigated in love.

But his most recent project – a netflix rom-com based on his life in the last few years – placed on the other side of Atlantic.

Jessica (Megan Stalter) was overly followed, moving from New York to London after his girlfriend broke down, and loved the Punk Musics Felix (Sharge).

As Dunham did when he moved to London in 2021, Jessica immediately knew important things about the UK: A “Jaffa’s land” was never a lavish house in the manor.

Dunham said the BBC as many have the “superficial similarities” in his life and “about 5% autobiographical”, he did not see himself playing with the girls he did.

“I didn’t consider Jessica – he was inspired by my life but his own attitude and written in Megan’s mind,” he said.

Megan Stalter says the girls “are about sex and greater love in love”, similar to how Dunham saw the show.

There is also another reason that he chooses to stay away from the room. While the girls filming, at the age of 20s, Dunham’s body was severely inspected and last year, he told New Yorker that he “didn’t even break my body again”.

He explained that body trembling is a part of the reason he walked more behind the camera. “Just know that too much,” he said.

Dunham spent past years that focuses on writing projects without being focused as an artist.

He believed that society made some steps toward the body, but said the culture we had inhabited was “fatogynistic, misogynistic, ashamed of our body”.

The 39-year-old Vocal was about the challenges he faced his health, especially his endometriosis, which brought him with a hysterectomy aged 31.

Asked how his relationship with his body was changed since then, he said he developed a new love how he looked.

“I have made a relationship with my body that exists outside of culture pressures and I feel lucky for that.”

As well as meditation on how his own image was changed, Dunham also said he had learned much since his 20s.

Because in the surface of the surface for more than decades, actress has its fair part of the controversy.

In 2017, he defended the writer of the girl Murray Miller when he was charged with sexual assault. Dunham later apologized, It is said that it is “perfectly wrong time” to share his sight. Miller denies claims and are not charged.

She also asks for forgiveness for a “bad mock” he makes In a podcast that says he wants to experience him an end to mention abortion in the US.

“I think, come back, it’s important to just stay and be strong whatever happens,” he reflected.

“I focus on work and not allowed any noise to but I wish to allow myself to take own complexities and spaces. We all need to be able to wrap your head at your age.”

The new 10-episode series series of Dunham series Megan Stalter and Share, most known to play Ethan Spiller in White Lotus and films like a true pain.

Sharpe, 38, saying he is related to the challenges faced by his attitude, as “all brought luggage from their previous relationship” and feelings to enter when they enter a new one.

Stalter also has his attitude. The 34-year-old saying he was always “he seemed to be more” in his 20 but in time, he was proud of who he was.

Written with Dunham’s husband, musician Luis Felber, more focused on evolution in a romantic relationship.

It refreshes the validity of this – from severe conversations between Jessica and Felix in Jessica’s real salary in East London than a Bridget Joneough-Esque flat in the Borough Market.

I asked Dunham if you had dating tips for women who were giving up at the age of 20, gave him a rollercoaster to try to find a partner in life.

She says the concept of dating has changed over the years, and back in the late noughties, it was “considered a last resort or a strange thing to meet someone online”.

In remembrance of return, Dunham wants him to allow himself to understand exactly what he wants than to see cultural expectations of him.

“If I allow myself to understand my own desire, my 20s want to be different.”

Too much released on Netflix on 10 July.