Killing Eve: Last News

Eve and Villanelle are here to save you from your quarantine malaise.

A new trailer has landed for the new season of hit show Killing Eve. The big news is that the debut of the highly anticipated new run has been moved up two weeks to the weekend of 12th April.

Sandra Oh struggles to watch Korean TV shows and movies without subtitles because her grasp of the language is “fairly limited”.

Jodie Comer is “very much” in love with her new mystery man.

Jodie Comer has said the new series of Killing Eve will delve into Villanelle’s past and show some of her “vulnerability”.

Killing Eve sensation Jodie Comer, 27, who also stars in BBC's Talking Heads, has revealed why she has taken a "step back" from using social media as she claims it is a "tricky thing".The BBC star confessed she wanted to take a break until she gets some "self-control".It comes after OK! Magazine brought up the fact Jodie hasn't been "as active" on social media recently, in a new interview.The actress divulged: "Until I get some self-control and manage not to go and seek out negative things on social media, I think it's best for me to take a little step back."Also now, in this time, I am trying to be a little bit conscious of what I use it for."Jodie explained: "It feels a bit wrong to me to be doing any sort of self-promotion at the moment,

Killing Eve executive producer Sally Woodward Gentle has responded to criticism levelled at the show’s all-white writers’ room.The discussion was sparked by a photo posted by writer Kayleigh Llewellyn, in which every season 4 writer on the Zoom call was white.As part of the SeriesFest virtual panel Killing Eve: Behind the Lens, Gentle acknowledged the problem and said the situation is “not good enough.”“The make-up of the room should be more racially diverse than it is, and we’re really aware of that and I take full responsibility for it,” she said.“You look at that room and it’s full of brilliant female writers, we’ve got a really strong LGBTQ contingent, but it’s not good enough and we need to do better.”She continued: “And we’ve all had

Killing Eve star Jodie Comer has revealed fellow Liverpudlian Stephen Graham convinced her not to lose her Scouse accent.

BBC One show Killing Eve has been criticised for the lack of diversity in its writers’ room.It comes after one of the show’s writers took to Twitter to post a Zoom screenshot of the writing team celebrating after they had finished penning the fourth season.“15 weeks later, it’s the final day of the Killing Eve writers room,” Kayleigh Llewellyn wrote in a since deleted tweet, sharing the image of nine writers who were all white.Replying to Llewellyn’s post, many fans addressed the lack of diversity in the writers’ room, stating this could be the reason why Sandra Oh’s character Eve wasn’t as well written as Jodie Comer’s Villanelle in the most recent season.“Killing Eve has an Asian lead, but the writers’ room doesn’t have a single Asian

Jodie Comer, 27, in the latest edition of Radio Times recalled how “great’ it was to star alongside Stephen Graham in her first big break Good Cop in 2012.The Merseyside actress admitted that in her career prior to the experience of working with Liverpudlian Stephen, she had considered losing her “accent” before the actor valiantly stepped in.She told the magazine: “Do you know what, it’s funny because when I was much younger, when I was with another agency and really young, I don’t know where I got it from, but I thought 'I have to lose my accent'.“And I remember working with Stephen Graham and he was great. “He was like, 'Don’t you dare lose your accent!' And I didn’t. “Maybe it’s just this idea of being working class from the North West,

BBC One show Killing Eve has been criticised for the lack of diversity in its writers’ room.It comes after one of the show’s writers took to Twitter to post a Zoom screenshot of the writing team celebrating after they had finished penning the fourth season.“15 weeks later, it’s the final day of the Killing Eve writers room,” Kayleigh Llewellyn wrote in a since deleted tweet, sharing the image of nine writers who were all white.Replying to Llewellyn’s post, many fans addressed the lack of diversity in the writers’ room, stating this could be the reason why Sandra Oh’s character Eve wasn’t as well written as Jodie Comer’s Villanelle in the most recent season.“Killing Eve has an Asian lead, but the writers’ room doesn’t have a single Asian

Jodie Comer, 27, took on the role of Villanelle in 2018 and since has become well-loved for her depiction of the psychopathic murderer character.

The star admits she sometimes feels they may run out of wacky ideas but is staggered at the eccentric nature of the assassinations when seeing new scripts.

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