Adam Driver says he will not participate in the planned revival of HBO’s “Girls.” Multiple outlets report that Driver, who played Adam Sackler—Lena Dunham’s character’s on-again, off-again romantic partner—in the show’s original run, declines to return for the reboot.
The reporting places his comments in the context of an interview tied to his then-current film work, with Driver expressing goodwill toward the cast and the project. Several sources reference HBO’s announcement of a limited-run revival and frame Driver’s stance as part of a broader cast question—suggesting that not all original performers will come back.
While the core message is consistent across coverage, outlets differ in what they emphasize. Some lead with Driver’s “breaks silence” framing around the reboot return, while others connect the reaction to recent discussion of behind-the-scenes conduct involving Dunham, highlighting that the revival conversation includes renewed attention to the show’s production history.
