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Killing Eve: Fourth and final season of Sandra Oh-Jodie Comer series begins filming

Sandra Oh will return to play titular character of MI5 Agent Eve Polastri to Jodie Comer's Villanelle.

Devki Nehra
Oct 06, 2021
Killing Eve: Fourth and final season of Sandra Oh-Jodie Comer series begins filming

A still from the Killing Eve Season 4 teaser | Twitter

The fourth season of Killing Eve which will mark the final outing of the series, has begun filming. The update was shared alongside a brief teaser on the show's official social media accounts.

The clip, set to the song 'After Dinner' by Unloved, was shared with a caption, "Our lips are sealed. Mostly." It gives a look into the behind-the-scenes of the show with Comer on the camera. The teaser ends with the camera panning on a mysterious blonde woman in the middle of a crowd.

Sandra Oh will return to play titular character of MI5 Agent Eve Polastri to Jodie Comer's Villanelle. Killing Eve is adapted from Codename Villanelle novellas by Luke Jennings.

The BBC America and AMC show's final chapter was announced in March this year, according to Deadline. It was also revealed that it would be shot across the UK and Europe. The eight-episode series will be out sometime in 2022.

Sex Education’s Laura Neal is the head writer and showrunner this time. She is the fourth woman to be on the writers' team after Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Emerald Fennel, and Suzanne Heathcote, notes Collider.

Waller-Bridge, Oh, Sally Woodward Gentle, Lee Morris, Gina Mingacci and Damon Thomas are attached as executive producers.

While Killing Eve is coming to a conclusion soon, AMC in collaboration with Sid Gentle Films reportedly have plans to create spinoffs to extend the Killing Eve storyline.

Meanwhile, Oh was last seen in the Netflix campus series The Chair while Comer was a part of Ryan Reynolds' led sci-fi comedy Free Guy. She is also part of Ridley Scott's upcoming historical drama The Last Duel that had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival this year.

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