How To Contact Lena Dunham…

Email Lena Dunham at her Official Site (Newsletter) or care/of her agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Lena Dunham at her live events, book signings, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Lena Dunham’s mailing address is:

Lena Dunham
c/o Good Thing Going Productions
8383 Wilshire Blvd. #400
Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Lena Dunham’s talent agency is:

c/o Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Ave. of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Lena Dunham’s management is:

Good Thing Going Productions
8383 Wilshire Blvd. #400
Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Lena Dunham’s publicist is:

Rebecca Sides Capellan
c/o ID Public Relations
40 Wall St. Fl. 51
New York, NY 10005

Lena Dunham is connected to Adam Driver as the creator, writer, and star of HBO’s “Girls,” where Driver played her character’s on-again, off-again boyfriend, Adam Sackler.

Lena Dunham and Allison Williams are connected by HBO’s “Girls,” where Dunham played Hannah and Williams played her best friend Marnie.

Lena Dunham is connected to Andy Cohen because she pitched him a dramatized movie idea about the “Scandoval” scandal from “Vanderpump Rules.”

Lena Dunham is connected to Andrew Rannells by the HBO series “Girls,” where Rannells played Elijah. They reunited for Dunham’s 2025 Netflix series “Too Much.”

Lena Dunham is connected to Christopher Abbott as the creator and star of “Girls.” Abbott departed after season two due to creative differences and disagreements about the show’s direction.

Lena Dunham opposed Donald Trump at events like the 2016 Democratic National Convention, commented on his views about women, and discussed the conservative backlash against her work.

Lena Dunham described having an “unrequited love for Drake” in interviews and openly gushed about her fandom for him, especially regarding his time on the TV series “Degrassi.”

Lena Dunham is connected to Eminem by interest in his personal life, tweeting in 2012 that she was “still rooting for Eminem and Kim” (referring to Eminem and his ex-wife Kim Mathers).

Lena Dunham is connected to Jack Antonoff as his ex-girlfriend. They dated from 2012 to 2018 after being introduced on a blind date by comedian Mike Birbiglia.

Lena Dunham is connected to Jessica Alba because she makes a cameo in the Netflix series “Too Much,” which Dunham created, wrote, and stars in as Alba’s sister.

Lena Dunham is connected to Jon Stewart by “The Daily Show,” where she discussed her HBO series “Girls,” dealt with criticism, and told a memorable story about Brian Williams.

Lena Dunham is connected to Judd Apatow by HBO’s “Girls,” which she created and starred in while Apatow served as executive producer after being impressed by her film “Tiny Furniture.”

Lena Dunham is connected to Kit Harington by her Netflix series “Too Much,” in which he appears as a guest star playing Jessica’s (Megan Stalter’s) father.

Lena Dunham is connected to Jennifer Garner as the co-creator and writer of the HBO series “Camping,” which starred Garner.

Lena Dunham is connected to Jimmy Kimmel by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” where they discussed Jennifer Garner, snacks, and being lazy.

Lena Dunham is connected to Keanu Reeves by appearing in the documentary “Side by Side,” where they sat down to discuss the digital revolution and the future of filmmaking.

Lena Dunham is connected to Kim Kardashian by admiring her work (including buying Kardashian’s book “Selfish”), and the fact that Dunham was chosen for a Vogue cover over Kardashian.

Lena Dunham is connected to Margaret Qualley because Dunham dated Jack Antonoff for several years, and he is now married to Qualley.

Lena Dunham is connected to Megan Stalter as the star and creative inspiration for her Netflix series “Too Much,” a project that began after Dunham messaged Stalter.

Lena Dunham is connected to Miley Cyrus by defending her, especially regarding feminism and women’s choices, regularly praising Cyrus on social media and in interviews.

Patrick Wilson played Joshua, a doctor who has a romantic encounter with Lena Dunham’s character Hannah Horvath in the “One Man’s Trash” episode of her HBO series “Girls.”

Lena Dunham is connected to Riz Ahmed by starring with her in the sixth season of the HBO series “Girls,” where he played a surf instructor who impressed Dunham’s character.

Lena Dunham is connected to Rita Wilson by the Netflix series “Too Much,” where Wilson plays Lois, the mother of Dunham’s character. They also worked together on Dunham’s series “Girls.”

Lena Dunham is connected to Sarah Jessica Parker by the inspiration that “Sex and the City” provided for Dunham’s creation of “Girls,” and frequent comparisons between the two.

Lena Dunham is connected to Taylor Swift as a close friend for over a decade, appearing in her “Bad Blood” music video and Swift serving as a bridesmaid at Dunham’s 2021 wedding.

Lena Dunham is connected to Will Sharpe as the creator, writer, and director of the Netflix series “Too Much,” in which Sharpe stars as Felix, the romantic lead opposite Megan Stalter.

Lena Dunham is connected to Whoopi Goldberg as honorees at Variety’s Power of Women: New York event, where they were recognized as Inspiration honorees.