If like us, your obsession with Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer doesn’t end, you’ll be happy to know that Killing Eve Season 4 has been officially confirmed and is set to land on a TV screen near you *this month*. Filming took place in the summer of 2021 and fans have been eagerly speculating about the stories, cast, ending and more. Here’s everything we know so far about Season 4 and the future of Killing Eve.
When Will Killing Eve Season 4 Be Available to Watch?
The good news is you won’t have to wait long! Killing Eve Season 4 now has a confirmed release date: February 27, 2022. Along with the new teaser video, Killing Eve’s Insta account added the caption: You deserve this. 02/27/22″, officially confirming the date (in US format). While previous seasons aired first in the US before coming to the UK (with a gap of about two months), it looks like would this season be different The BBC and BBC iPlayer jointly wrote in an Instagram post: “Watch Killing Eve on BBC iPlayer in early 2022. New episodes available weekly straight after it airs on BBC America.”
Stars Who Make a Presence in the Fourth Season
It has been confirmed that Villanelle and Eve Polastri, aka Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh, will return, and the footage shows Fiona Shaw reprising her role as MI5 boss Carolyn Martens, and Kim Bodnia is also expected to be in attendance Konstantin Vasiliev, the handler of Villanelle We can expect there to be some new characters and that Season 3 brought with it the new and mysterious Felix (played by Stefan Iancu), while in Season 2 we saw Julian (played by Julian Barratt from The Mighty Boosh), Jess (Nina Sosanya from W1A) and Hugo (Edward Bluemel) were introduced.
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How Will the Story Continue in Killing Eve Season 4?
The first series was based on the book Codename Villanelle by Luke Jennings, but the subsequent series went their ways. Villanelle will no doubt continue to kill, and Sandra Oh will continue to secretly obsess over her. Or will we get the Bonnie and Clyde duet we all want? Only time can tell.
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Has the Trailer Been Released for the Fourth Season?
In early February 2022, the latest trailer for Killing Eve Season 4 was released. In it, we see Villanelle go to therapy for her obsession with killing, while Eve continues her mission to find out what’s happening to The 12. Not much time until February 27th! In mid-December 2021, the BBC released a trailer for Killing Eve season 4, along with preview footage and confirmed release date. Impressive. We see Villanelle’s famous pink dress on fire, the pink teddy bear and creepy pig mask featured in the show, as well as postcards from locations across Europe. Meanwhile, the show’s theme song, Psychotic Beats’ “Killer ShangriLah,” bangs into overdrive, and it’s all *very* Villanelle. The clip then confirmed that Series 4 will be the final season, which will premiere in late February. Later on December 28th, we got another trailer for Season 4 that recaps what happened in Season 3 before we were introduced to two new female characters. Check it out here on Youtube.
All the Pictures Surrounding Killing Eve Season 4
It’s Yes Again! The BBC released a series of first images from the new series, and we can already *feel* the drama. The pictures show Jodie Comer as Villanelle in an angelic outfit and Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri in a 10/10 suit consisting of a trench coat, sunglasses, and a blonde wig. We also see Villanelle in a worn red cassock. by the clergy of the Catholic Church, while Eve is represented with a giant goldfish bowl. There’s also Fiona Shaw as Carolyn Martens, sitting by a pool, while Camille Cottin appears in her role as the Twelve’s senior agent, Hélène. View the photos here on Instagram
The Conclusion About the Season 4 News
The fourth season releasing on 27th February will be a treat for fans as it will unfold some new mysteries. With the stellar cast of the show continuing in season 4 you can expect outstanding performances keeping you hooked throughout.