Everything The Cast Of Girls Has Been Up To Since The Show Came To An End

A decade on from the last time we saw them, your favourite Girls are getting back together next year.

Lena Dunham has confirmed that she’s currently working on five brand new episodes of the award-winning 2010s series, bringing Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke, Zosia Mamet and Andrew Rannells along for the ride, with production getting underway in the summer of 2027.

“We always said we would only return to Girls if there was a specific story we were burning to tell,” Lena said in a statement. “I’ve missed these characters, but for a long time I couldn’t quite picture them in the present day.

“Then, right around my 40th birthday [in May 2026], they started talking to me in the shower. And, as you may remember, once this fivesome starts talking it’s pretty hard to get them to stop.”

The cast of Girls pictured in the show's penultimate episode
The cast of Girls pictured in the show’s penultimate episode

Naturally, all this nostalgia for Girls has got fans speculating about where the characters will be a decade on from when we last saw them. But it’s also had us reflecting on what the series’ stellar cast have been up to in the last 10 years, too…

Lena Dunham

Megan Stalter and Lena Dunham in the Netflix rom-com Too Much
Megan Stalter and Lena Dunham in the Netflix rom-com Too Much

Girls catapulted Lena Dunham to international fame as the show’s lead actor, creator, writer and director.

Since the show’s final episode in 2017, her on-screen work has included playing the radical feminist Valerie Solanas in American Horror Story and Catherine “Gypsy” Share, a member of Charles Manson’s cult, in the film Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

As for her behind-the-scenes work, Lena has directed the movies Catherine Called Birdy and Sharp Stick, as well as the first ever episode of the British financial drama Industry.

In 2025, she also helmed the romantic comedy series Too Much for Netflix, in which she played a supporting character, alongside Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe as the the series’ leads.

More recently, she reflected on her tumultuous time making Girls, and everything that came along with it, in her candid 2026 memoir Famesick.

Allison Williams

Allison Williams in Get Out
Allison Williams in Get Out

The year that Girls came to an end, Allison played a key role in Jordan Peele’s game-changing and Oscar-winning horror movie Get Out, portraying Daniel Kaluuya’s on-screen girlfriend whose parents have a sinister secret.

She also returned to the horror genre in Netflix’s The Perfection and the more comedic M3GAN.

You may have also seen her in series like The Mindy Project, Netflix’s reimagining of A Series Of Unfortunate Events and the romantic drama Fellow Travellers, playing the childhood friend of Matt Bomer’s Hawk.

Jemima Kirke

Jemima Kirke as Hope Haddon in Sex Education
Jemima Kirke as Hope Haddon in Sex Education

Jemima Kirke has been involved in an eclectic mix of projects since the Girls finale.

This has included playing a confidante of Jonah Hill’s character in the criminally-underrated Netflix drama Maniac, a strict headmistress in Sex Education and the lead in the Sally Rooney adaptation Conversations With Friends.

In addition to all of that, she has made a one-off appearance in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, played Zayn Malik’s love interest in his Dusk Till Dawn music video and shared the screen with Jamie Dornan in the romantic drama Untogether.

We also have to take a moment to celebrate Jemima as the meme queen that she is, inspiring not one but two of our go-to reaction posts.

Zosia Mamet

Zosia Mamet in The Flight Attendant
Zosia Mamet in The Flight Attendant

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Since saying goodbye to Shoshanna, Zosia Mamet has continued to work on both the big and small screen.

Already known thanks to her work in Mad Men, she later landed major roles in series like Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Tales Of The City and Dickinson, in which she played Little Women author Louisa May Alcott.

Zosia and her co-stars in The Flight Attendant were nominated for a SAG Award for their performance in season one, and just this year, she played Nina Adler in Girls, which has already been compared favourably to Girls.

Her film work, meanwhile, has included voicing Crimp in Trolls Band Together and playing Amaria in the ill-fated superhero movie Madame Web, as well as a mysterious role in Luca Guadagnino’s intriguing new film Artificial.

Adam Driver

Adam Driver in Marriage Story
Adam Driver in Marriage Story

It’s fair to say Adam Driver‘s career has gone from strength to strength since Girls’ run.

Having already landed the role of Kylo Ren in Star Wars while the show was still on the air, he’s now a two-time Oscar nominee thanks to his work in the movies BlacKkKlansman and Marriage Story.

Adam went on to play Lady Gaga’s on-screen husband in House Of Gucci, Enzo Ferrari in Ferrari and the lead in Francis Ford Coppola’s ill-fated opus Megalopolis.

Up next, he’s set to make his long-awaited MCU debut as the villainous Mister Sinister in the upcoming X-Men reboot.

Christopher Abbott

Christopher Abbott in Netflix's East Of Eden
Christopher Abbott in Netflix’s East Of Eden

Shortly after Girls’ finale, Christopher Abbott landed roles in First Man, Vox Lux and Black Bear, which is where he met his future partner, Aubrey Plaza, with whom he now has a daughter.

His other stand-out film work includes Poor Things, Kraven The Hunter, Wolf Man and The Testament Of Ann Lee, as well as the Apple TV+ drama The Crowded Room, which also featured Tom Holland and Amanda Seyfried.

Andrew Rannells

Andrew Rannells in the Great American Baking Show tent
Andrew Rannells in the Great American Baking Show tent

Already a Tony nominee by the time Girls came along, Andrew Rannells has continued his career in musical theatre, originating the role of Jim Bakker in the London production of Tammy Faye, as well as starring in a revival of The Boys In The Band on Broadway.

He has also racked up a string of impressive TV credits, voicing Matthew in the teen comedy Big Mouth, portraying Blair Pfaff in Black Monday, Kevin in Girls5Eva and Bradford Barton in Welcome to Chippendales.

Besides that, he’s popped up in the Will & Grace reboot, The Boys and Too Much, which reunited him with Lena, while his film work has included A Simple Favor, Ryan Murphy’s The Prom and Miss You, Love You.

Outside of his acting work, Andrew is also now a co-host on the American version of The Great British Bake Off, known as The Great American Baking Show.

Alex Karpovsky

Alex Karpovsky as Rabbi Big Noah in Nobody Wants This
Alex Karpovsky as Rabbi Big Noah in Nobody Wants This

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Following his time as the straight-talking Ray in Girls, Alex Karpovsky took a total 180 when he landed a role in the psychological thriller Homecoming.

He later appeared in Curb Your Enthusiasm and Angelyn, and can currently be seen as Big Noah in the Netflix rom-com Nobody Wants This.

Next year, Alex’s film Allow Me To Destroy You, which he both wrote and directed, is also slated for release.

Ebon Moss-Bachrach

Ebon Moss-Bachrach as The Thing in The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Ebon Moss-Bachrach as The Thing in The Fantastic Four: First Steps

Long before he was winning Emmys for his performance as Richie in The Bear, Ebon Moss-Bachrach was probably best known as Marnie’s on-off husband Desi in Girls.

From there, he was cast in The Punisher and The Dropout, before being cast in The Bear, for which he’s now won two Emmys.

Ebon also played Arvel Skeen in the popular Star Wars spin-off Andor, and joined the MCU as The Thing in last year’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

Jake Lacy

Jake Lacy in The White Lotus
Jake Lacy in The White Lotus

In Girls, Jake Lacy played Fran, a short-lived boyfriend of Lena Dunham’s Hannah.

After that, he landed roles in I’m Dying Up Here, Fosse/Verdon, High Fidelity and Mrs America, before the series he’s now probably best known for, The White Lotus.

For his work in the inaugural series of the sun-soaked anthology series, Jake was nominated for an Emmy, and he’s also since starred in Furious and All Her Fault.

Jon Glaser

Jon Glaser as Jeremy in the American version of Ghosts
Jon Glaser as Jeremy in the American version of Ghosts

During his stint as Hannah’s neighbour Laird in Girls, Jon Glaser was also starring as Leslie Nope’s nemesis, Jeremy Jamm, in Parks And Recreation.

He later landed his own mockumentary show, Jon Glaser Loves Gear, before more recent roles in Single Drunk Female, Life & Beth, the animated series Wylde Pak and the US remake of Ghosts.

Over the last decade, Jon has also appeared in films like Wine Country, Hustlers and the Oscar-nominated Don’t Look Up.

Gaby Hoffman

Gaby Hoffman in C'Mon C'Mon
Gaby Hoffman in C’Mon C’Mon

Besides her work as Adam’s chaotic sister Caroline in Girls, Gaby Hoffman is perhaps most well-known for her performance in Transparent, as Ali Pfefferman.

Her subsequent TV roles have included the sports drama Winning Time, the Netflix drama Eric and Rian Johnson’s murder mystery Poker Face.

In 2021, Gaby played Joaquin Phoenix’s on-screen sister in the film C’Mon, C’Mon, and more recently starred opposite Josh O’Connor in The Mastermind and Jeremy Allen White in Deliver Me From Nowhere, appearing as the mum of Bruce Springsteen.

Riz Ahmed

Riz Ahmed in Sound Of Metal
Riz Ahmed in Sound Of Metal

Towards the end of Girls’ run, Riz Ahmed made two pivotal appearances as Paul-Louis, the father of Hannah’s son Grover.

Around this time, he was also playing Elias in The OA, and more recently took the lead in the James Bond-centric dark comedy Bait, which he also co-wrote.

He was also nominated for an Oscar for his performance in the film Sound Of Metal, a year before winning in the Best Live Action Short category.

Riz’s other more recent film roles have included the superhero drama Venom, the star-studded disaster movie Digger and the 2025 adaptation of Hamlet, in which he took on the iconic title role.

Richard E Grant

Richard E Grant pictured during his brief stint on The Celebrity Traitors
Richard E Grant pictured during his brief stint on The Celebrity Traitors

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Richard E Grant was already a household name by the time he started playing Jasper in Girls, a role he earned as Lena Dunham was such a big fan of Spice World.

In the last decade, his profile has only continued to grow, notably landing his first Oscar nomination for his performance in 2018’s Can You Ever Forgive Me?, before joining the Star Wars universe as Allegiant General Pryde.

His 2020s film credits have included the musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Emerald Fennell’s class satire Saltburn, the action comedy Argylle and the Jane Austen adaptation Persuasion.

Speaking of Austen, his 2026 credits alone have included the Pride & Prejudice reimagining The Other Bennet Sister, the twisted romance Wicker, a stand-out cameo in Madonna’s Confessions II short film and, of course, a disastrous turn in The Celebrity Traitors.

All six seasons of Girls are now streaming on HBO Max, Sky and Now in the UK.

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Dolly Parton Soars Back Up The Charts As The World Remembers Her Through Her Music

As the world mourns Dolly Parton, a surge in streams has seen some of her biggest hits soaring back up the UK singles chart.

On Friday evening, the Official Charts Company revealed that the pioneering country star’s signature hit Jolene had re-entered the top 10, sitting at number nine.

Just behind at 12 was another of Dolly’s hits, 9 To 5, which previously peaked at number 47 in the UK upon its release in 1981, marking a new chart high for the classic tune.

A third showing for Dolly in this week’s top 40 comes in the form of her Kenny Rogers duet Islands In The Stream, which is currently number 13, while her hits collection Diamonds & Rhinestones is the fifth biggest album in the UK this week.

“Dolly Parton’s extraordinary legacy continues to shine through the Official Charts,” the Official Charts Company’s co-managing directors said in a statement on Friday.

“To see Jolene, 9 to 5 and Islands In The Stream return to the Top 40, alongside Diamonds & Rhinestones reaching the Albums Chart Top 10, is a powerful reflection of the UK’s enduring love for her music.

“A true icon whose songs have crossed generations, these chart returns are a fitting celebration of Dolly’s incredible life, career and lasting impact.”

Dolly began her recording career in the 1960s, going on to release 49 studio albums in her lifetime, culminating in 2023’s Rockstar, which preceded her induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.

Over the course of her music career, Dolly secured 11 Grammys and 10 Country Music Association Awards, including lifetime achievement wins from both organisations.

In addition to her career as a singer-songwriter, Dolly was also an established actor, appearing in films like Steel Magnolias and 9 To 5, as well as a celebrated philanthropist, most notably co-founding the Imagination Library initiative, which aimed to ensure that all children had access to books.

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Remembering The Iconic Tim Curry With 11 Of His Biggest On-Screen Roles

The late, great Tim Curry certainly left his mark on the acting world during his 50-year career.

A perpetual scene-stealer, the British star made his start in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a role with which he’s still synonymous today, before trying his hand at everything from chilling horror and action to family-friendly adventure and cheeky comedy.

Following the news of his death at the age of 80, we’re taking a moment to celebrate the roles that helped Tim become a beloved household name…

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Tim Curry on the set of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Tim Curry on the set of The Rocky Horror Picture Show

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Alright, this might be a bit of an obvious one, but we could hardly do a round-up of Tim Curry roles without mentioning Rocky Horror, could we?

Tim originated the role of Frank-N-Furter during the musical’s original theatrical run in London, before taking the role to the big screen in the mid-1970s.

Inarguably the cult musical’s most iconic figure, Tim also delivered a number of stand-out musical performances as Frank-N-Furter including the boisterous I Can Make You A Man, the surprisingly touching I’m Going Home and, of course, the scene-stealing Sweet Transvestite, one of the film’s signature numbers.

Annie (1982)

Tim Curry on the set of Annie with Bernadette Peters and Carol Burnett
Tim Curry on the set of Annie with Bernadette Peters and Carol Burnett

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Carrying on with the musical theme, Tim returned to the big screen a few years after Rocky Horror when he was cast as Miss Hannigan’s henchman and brother, Rooster, in the first screen adaptation of Annie.

For his work in Annie, Tim shared the screen with TV icon Carol Burnett, with the cast also featuring the likes of Albert Finney, Bernadette Peters and Aileen Quinn in the title role.

Clue (1985)

Tim Curry in Clue
Tim Curry in Clue

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Considering where the entertainment has wound up today with adaptations of existing IP, it might come as a surprise to learn that the film adaptation of the board game Cluedo from the mid-1980s is actually a laugh riot.

Now considered a cult classic, Tim chewed the scenery as the fabulous butler Wadsworth, alongside a cast that featured great character actors like Christopher Lloyd, Madeline Kahn and Eileen Brennan.

In a fun gimmick, when Clue was originally released, different endings were distributed, meaning there was a different outcome depending on where you watched it (though in modern reprints, all versions are included).

It (1990)

Tim Curry as Pennywise in It
Tim Curry as Pennywise in It

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Bill Skarsgård’s take on Stephen King’s manifestation of evil, Pennywise The Clown, was chilling stuff, but to many, Tim’s version of the character is the real stuff of nightmares.

In 1990, he played the villainous figure in a TV miniseries based on the classic horror novel, which aired in two instalments on the US network ABC.

While the show initially divided opinion, It – and in, particular, Tim Curry’s performance – is now much more popular among fans of the horror genre.

Home Alone 2: Lost In New York (1992)

Tim Curry on the set of Home Alone 2
Tim Curry on the set of Home Alone 2

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Considering where he started out, the 1990s proved to be a decade of family-friendly roles for Tim Curry, beginning with this festive sequel.

In the follow-up to Home Alone, he portrayed the concierge at the Plaza Hotel, which at that time was owned by future US president Donald Trump (who even makes a cameo in it, in a moment many prefer to fast-forward when revisiting the Christmas classic).

His character, Mr Hector, was a foil to Macaulay Culkin’s mischievous counterpart, originally introduced in the 1990 original.

Muppet Treasure Island (1996)

Tim Curry with Kermit The Frog and Miss Piggy in Muppet Treasure Island
Tim Curry with Kermit The Frog and Miss Piggy in Muppet Treasure Island

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Tim was visibly having a blast when he got to play alongside The Muppets in their second big-screen literary adaptation, Muppet Treasure Island.

Playing the swashbuckling villain Long John Silver, he claimed in his 2025 memoir Vagabond was “the most delightful cinematic experience I’ve enjoyed”.

“It’s just a world of fun and I’d been glued to the TV show. I had no hesitation about working with them,” he added. “I cannot overstate how much I adored working with the Muppets.”

This certainly shone through in his performance, which is one of the strongest aspects of the family adventure movie.

The Wild Thornberrys (1998)

Nigel Thornberry, Tim Curry's character in The Wild Thornberrys
Nigel Thornberry, Tim Curry’s character in The Wild Thornberrys

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Besides his on-screen and stage career, Tim was also a prolific voice actor.

Perhaps his most famous animated role was as the patriach Nigel Thornberry in The Wild Thornberries, a character he voiced in all five seasons of the original show and its two spin-off movies.

In the US series, the Thornberry family is a group of adventurers who travel the world documenting animals in their natural habitats, with the cast also including future Mean Girls star Lacey Chabert and Red Hot Chilli Peppers musician Flea.

Charlie’s Angels (2000)

Tim Curry in Charlie's Angels
Tim Curry in Charlie’s Angels

Tim made a small – but nonetheless memorable – appearance in the film adaptation of Charlie’s Angels, which crash-landed into cinemas in 2000.

Initially, viewers are led to believe that his character, owner of the tech company Redstar, is the villain of the piece, until several twists reveal this not to be the case.

While there’s no denying this movie belongs to its female leads, Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu, Tim always made the most of whatever role he was given, and Charlie’s Angels was no exception.

Will & Grace (2004)

Tim Curry with John Cleese and Megan Mullally on the set of Will & Grace
Tim Curry with John Cleese and Megan Mullally on the set of Will & Grace

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Tim’s Will & Grace stint lasted just two episodes, but it was nonetheless a memorable one, not least thanks to a prolonged kiss he shared with both Megan Mullally’s iconic character Karen Walker and his own on-screen brother, John Cleese.

His guest appearance came towards of the show’s sixth season, as Karen prepares to marry the rich Lyle Finster.

These episodes were also notable as they marked the beginning of a multi-episode storyline featuring none other than Jennifer Lopez as herself.

Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 (2008)

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Alright, this oft-forgotten video game might seem like a strange inclusion on a round-up of must-see Tim Curry roles.

But his live-action performance as Colonel Anatoly Cherdenko was so off-the-wall, so eccentric and so delightfully Tim Curry that it continues to go viral almost 20 years after the game was originally released.

Check out what we’re talking about in the above clip, where even he struggles to contain his laughter as he delivers that final utterance of “space”.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let’s Do The Time Warp Again (2016)

Tim Curry as The Criminologist in The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do The Time Warp Again
Tim Curry as The Criminologist in The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let’s Do The Time Warp Again

After his stroke in 2012, Tim made only a few on-screen appearances, but he returned to his roots in this TV special based on The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Starring Emmy winner Laverne Cox as a new take on Frank-N-Furter, Tim took on the role of The Criminologist, played in the original film by Charles Gray.

While Let’s Do The Time Warp Again may not have quite gone down a storm with Rocky Horror fans, there was no denying how great it felt to see Tim back on screen, particularly in the franchise that had launched him to fame more than 40 years earlier.

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