Killing Eve is a black comedy thriller series starring Sandra Oh as British intelligence officer Eve Polastri who is assigned to track and capture a dangerous assassin named Villanelle, played by Jodie Comer. Bored with her life, Eve finds herself hired by an undercover MI6 division tasked with tracking down Villanelle - who, after just a brief time studying and following her, she becomes obsessed with her. However, the obsession becomes mutual as soon the two enter a game of cat and mouse that deviates them from their missions as they venture to learn more about one another.
Jodie Comer's played the celebrated role of Villanelle in Killing Eve. Now, two years later, she has another exciting crime film to look forward to.
Villanelle is a psychopathic assassin, and Eve is the woman charged with hunting her down. The two fiercely intelligent women, equally obsessed with each other, go head to head in an epic game of cat and mouse.
Howell-Baptiste has had memorable roles in several recent popular series but does not appear to have played a part quite like Death before.
Maya Rudolph says she would've loved a shot at working with Phoebe Waller-Bridge on Killing Eve, but she turned down the role that went to Sandra Oh.
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Killing Eve stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer's favorite scenes aren't emulated in the final fourth season, contributing to its failure of reception.
Eve actor Sandra Oh explains that Killing Eve very nearly had a much more depressing ending, one that involved another major character's death.
The final season of Killing Eve neglects to give justice to its themes and story arcs with an unsatisfying resolution only a season 5 can fix.
Codename: Villanelle author Luke Jennings criticizes the recent series finale of Killing Eve for "bowing to convention" by ending tragically.
The controversial Killing Eve series finale neglects to explain two of its biggest mysteries around the identity of The Twelve and a previous death.
From Villanelle to Konstantin, the dialogue said by these characters was mostly consistent, but sometimes they said things that didn't add up.
Killing Eve came to an unexpected and disappointing end this week. Reddit exploded with opinions about what went wrong and could have been different.
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Every character in Killing Eve has left a mark on audiences, and the show's mostly great writing and snappy dialogue will continue to impress.
Killing Eve season 4's finale ended the hit series with a shock. We explain everything that happened to Eve, Villanelle, and Carolyn, and what's next.
Killing Eve has come to an end with season 4 wrapping up the love affair of Eve and Villanelle. Here's what we know about spinoffs and what's next.
Killing Eve acts almost like a sister show to Hannibal having followed in the footsteps of dramatizing an erotic & fatal courtship between its leads.
A spin-off set in the world of Killing Eve is reportedly in development. It will focus on the backstory of MI6 spymaster Carolyn Martens.
Villanelle found out about Eve and Hélène's season 4 tryst and this betrayal could set up Killing Eve finally fulfilling the title of the show.
Killing Eve season 4 dropped a bombshell about Carolyn's past with The Twelve. It changes the context of everything she's done but does it make sense?
Villanelle working with Carolyn is a long-awaited Killing Eve team-up but to get there, the show undercut Eve's huge decision to arrest Villanelle.
