This article covers HBO’s scripted series Girls, not another work with a similar title. For its principal and recurring cast, only two cast-specific net-worth estimates are supported by the cited sources: $12 million for Lena Dunham and $5 million for Allison Williams. These are third-party estimates, not verified financial disclosures; no reliable figure is established here for the other actors.
Which cast members are covered?
HBO describes Girls as a scripted half-hour series about young women navigating life after college in New York. Its official press page lists six seasons and 62 episodes. The cast below focuses on principal and recurring performers identified in the HBO and TV Guide listings; it is not a claim to include every guest or episode performer.
- Lena Dunham
- Allison Williams
- Jemima Kirke
- Adam Driver
- Zosia Mamet
- Alex Karpovsky
- Andrew Rannells
- Ebon Moss-Bachrach
- Peter Scolari
- Becky Ann Baker
- Christopher Abbott
- Jake Lacy
- Jon Glaser
- Gaby Hoffmann
- Colin Quinn
- Rita Wilson
- Chris O’Dowd
- John Cameron Mitchell
- Corey Stoll
- Gillian Jacobs
Sources: HBO’s official press page and TV Guide’s cast listing.
Girls cast net worth estimates
Celebrity Net Worth provides estimates for two performers in this cast. The amounts are not audited disclosures, and the sources do not establish the actors’ actual assets and liabilities.
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| Cast member | Published figure | What the source establishes |
|---|---|---|
| Lena Dunham | $12 million | Celebrity Net Worth estimate; page updated August 10, 2026. Source. |
| Allison Williams | $5 million | Celebrity Net Worth estimate; valuation date not stated. Accessed October 8, 2026. Source. |
| Other listed cast members | No supported figure located | The sources cited here do not establish a comparable estimate for them. |
Why a salary is not the same as net worth
Celebrity Net Worth also reports that Dunham earned $150,000 per episode of Girls at the height of the show. That is a reported salary figure, not a calculation of her present net worth. A historical Penn State thesis cites reporting of a book deal worth more than $3.5 million for Dunham, but that deal value is also not a current net-worth figure. Neither an episode salary nor a publishing deal alone shows an individual’s assets, liabilities, taxes, or spending.
Sources: Celebrity Net Worth’s Lena Dunham page and Penn State thesis.
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What the available figures can—and cannot—tell you
The figures answer the question only as estimates published by a celebrity-wealth website. No primary financial disclosures or methodology establishing actual net worth were identified for the cast. The two estimates should not be treated as a complete cast ranking, and the absence of a figure for another actor is not evidence that the actor has no wealth; it means no supported estimate is provided here.
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