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Posted at 10:31 AM ET, 06/14/2012

Lena Dunham wrote a play about switching bodies with Jimmy Fallon that should be performed

By Sarah Anne Hughes

Lena Dunham (Evan Agostini - Associated Press) Lena Dunham was on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” Thursday where she confessed to having a major crush on the former “Saturday Night Live” star in high school.

“There are so many things that I could tell you about my relationship to you in high school,” the “Girls” creator confessed to Fallon.

Here’s one of those things: She wrote a play where they switch bodies a la “Freaky Friday” and fall in love. Clearly, this piece should be workshopped and put on Broadway immediately.

Watch Dunham’s interview below.

(via Pop Culture Brain)

By Sarah Anne Hughes | 10:31 AM ET, 06/14/2012

Tags: Lena Dunham, Jimmy Fallon

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