It’s been 10 years since the HBO series “Girls” premiered, starring Lena Dunham as 20-something-year-old Hannah Horvath. Dunham, in character as Hannah, declared herself the voice of her generation, or at least, the voice of a generation. The show premiered in April 2012 and was a revolutionary series for television at the time. Executive-produced by Judd Apatow, the show went on to earn five Emmy Award nominations. The storyline follows four eccentric friends all maneuvering life in their 20s, specifically with Hanna being cut off from financial support from her parents two years after college graduation. The show ran for six total seasons and racked up a total of 19 Emmy nominations, and two Emmy wins. It was known for its controversy and bold subject matter. With it being such a hit, rumors have been swirling that Dunham may be in talks with HBO to rehash an “older wiser version of the quintessential millennial series.” But 10 years later after the original show debuted, what has the cast been up to? Have you wondered where they’ve all landed in their careers, or if they are even still acting? Read on to find out what the cast of “Girls” is doing today. 

Lena Dunham (Hannah Horvath)

Lena Dunham went on to direct an episode of HBO series “Industry” after the end of “Girls.” She then directed her third feature film “Sharp Stick” in 2022 at Sundance. She has also produced the series “Generation” and “Camping.” During this time, she also acted in Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time…In Hollywood.” She also acted in “High Maintenance,” “Honeydew,” “The Stand-In,” “American Horror Story,” and her film “Sharp Stick.” She has also directed several pieces as well.