Everything changed with the surprise stabbing. Overwhelmed MI5 agent Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh) was lying in bed with mercurial assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer) — yes, the killer she’d been tracking and obsessing over — when she pulled out a knife and plunged it into Villanelle’s stomach. As frazzled Eve raced to the kitchen to find something to staunch the bleeding, a stunned Villanelle attempted to shoot her — and then vanished from the scene, eluding Eve’s grasp again. Season 2 of Killing Eve — which premieres this spring — delves into the ramifications of that jarring, piercing event. “Eve has done something, which may have changed her forever, that will have repercussions with every relationship in her life,” says executive producer (and new head writer) Emerald Fennell. Make sure you’re not being followed and start scrolling for your first peek at season 2.
Villanelle might want to get that looked at.
What struck Oh about the story in season 2? “How Eve and Vilanelle’s relationship progresses and deepens,” she says.
Eve is clearly affected by what transpired, as is Vilanelle. “It’s a ripple effect that both of them have experienced,” notes Fennell.
How creative will Villanelle be this year when it comes to her kills? “I don’t want to take away the pleasure of surprise,” says Comer, “so all I will say is you can expect more, more, more from Villanelle.”
Villanelle has her eyes on… someone. (Eve?)
MI5 boss Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) fired Eve but may be re-joining forces with her underling.
Eve is back on the case.
To read more on 2019’s most anticipated TV shows and movies, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday, or buy it here now. Don’t forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW.
Killing Eve season 2 first look
Everything changed with the surprise stabbing. Overwhelmed MI5 agent Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh) was lying in bed with mercurial assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer) — yes, the killer she’d been tracking and obsessing over — when she pulled out a knife and plunged it into Villanelle’s stomach. As frazzled Eve raced to the kitchen to find something to staunch the bleeding, a stunned Villanelle attempted to shoot her — and then vanished from the scene, eluding Eve’s grasp again. Season 2 of Killing Eve — which premieres this spring — delves into the ramifications of that jarring, piercing event. “Eve has done something, which may have changed her forever, that will have repercussions with every relationship in her life,” says executive producer (and new head writer) Emerald Fennell. Make sure you’re not being followed and start scrolling for your first peek at season 2.
Killing Eve season 2 first look
What struck Oh about the story in season 2? “How Eve and Vilanelle’s relationship progresses and deepens,” she says.
Killing Eve season 2 first look
Eve is clearly affected by what transpired, as is Vilanelle. “It’s a ripple effect that both of them have experienced,” notes Fennell.
Killing Eve season 2 first look
How creative will Villanelle be this year when it comes to her kills? “I don’t want to take away the pleasure of surprise,” says Comer, “so all I will say is you can expect more, more, more from Villanelle.”
Killing Eve season 2 first look
MI5 boss Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) fired Eve but may be re-joining forces with her underling.
Killing Eve season 2 first look
Eve is back on the case.
To read more on 2019’s most anticipated TV shows and movies, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday, or buy it here now. Don’t forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW.
