Megan Stalter
Megan Stalter (born September 15, 1990) is an American comedian and actress.
She is most famous for playing Kayla Schaeffer in the HBO comedy series Hacks (2021-2026) and Jessica Salmon in Lena Dunham's Netflix series Too Much (2025).
In her viral online videos, Stalter specializes in desperate, deluded characters who are prone to theatricality, frequent mispronunciations, and botched suicide attempts. "I feel like all my characters are people whose lives didn't turn out a certain way, but they're still trying to pretend like it did," Stalter has said. In 2019, she joined the cast and writing staff of the reboot of The National Lampoon Radio Hour. She is also the host of the webseries The Megan Stalter Show and the Forever Dog podcast Confronting Demons with Megan Stalter.
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Films (15)

Deborah Vance and Friends
2026 · Kayla Schaefer

Purse World!
2025 · Cathy, Writer

Le Nonsense Christmas de Sabrina Carpenter
2024 · Self

Cora Bora
2024 · Cora

ILY, BYE
2024 · Siobhan

L'art des problèmes
2024 · Lili

La Vie rêvée de Miss Fran
2024 · Isobel

Please Don't Destroy: El Tesoro de la Montaña
2023 · Lisa

First Time Female Director
2023 · Davina / Lily May

Drop Concert II: Bells & Whistles
2022 · Self

Yearly Departed
2021 · Self

star-crossed: the film
2021 · Heist Car Driver

I Love My Upstairs Neighbor
2020 · Steph

Little Miss Ohio
2020 · Krystal / Kenzie / Cider / Casey / Little Miss Ohio, Writer

My Ex-Friend's Wedding
Séries (15)

Un peu too much
2025 · Jessica Salmon

LA FAMILLE LA PLUS HEUREUSE D'AMÉRIQUE
2025 · Gina (voice)

Therapuss
2024 · Self

Le Choc des snacks
2022 · Self - Host

Hacks
2021 · Kayla

The Great North
2021 · Jill (voice)

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
2015 · Self

Late Night with Seth Meyers
2014 · Self - Guest

Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
2009 · Self - Guest

RuPaul: Carrera de drags
2009 · Self - Guest Judge

Jimmy Kimmel Live!
2003 · Self - Guest

The Actor Awards Presented by SAG-AFTRA
1995 · Self

MTV Movie & TV Awards
1992 · Self - Presenter

MTV Video Music Awards
1984 · Self

American Music Awards
1974 · Self - Presenter

