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On Wednesday 12 February 2025, London TV broadcasts Murder by the Sea!

The Cinderella Murder Season 10 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Murder by the Sea,” titled “The Cinderella Murder,” promises to be a gripping story filled with mystery and suspense. This episode will air soon on London TV. The plot centers around the shocking murder of Felicity Paget, who was tragically killed in her own home. The circumstances surrounding her death are both chilling and puzzling.

Felicity’s fiancé, William Webb, was also attacked during this violent incident. The scene is set for a tense investigation as William becomes a key figure in uncovering the truth. The attacker managed to flee the scene, but not without leaving behind crucial evidence. Bloodied footprints were found, which could lead investigators closer to identifying the murderer.

As the story unfolds, viewers can expect a deep dive into the lives of Felicity and William.

On Wednesday 12 February 2025, True Crime broadcasts Murder by the Sea!

The Cinderella Murder Season 10 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Murder by the Sea” is titled “The Cinderella Murder.” This episode promises to delve into a chilling case that left a small community in shock. Felicity Paget was found dead in her home, and the circumstances surrounding her death are both mysterious and tragic.

Felicity was killed by a knifeman who broke into her house. The attack was not just on her; her fiancé, William Webb, was also assaulted during this violent encounter. The attacker’s quick escape left behind a crucial piece of evidence: bloody footprints. These footprints could be key to uncovering the identity of the murderer.

As the investigation unfolds, viewers can expect to see how detectives piece together the clues left behind. The episode will explore the timeline of events, the relationship between Felicity and William,...

The upcoming episode of “Murder by the Sea,” titled “The Cinderella Murder,” promises to be a gripping installment in the series. Airing at 11:00 Pm on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, on True Crime, this episode delves into a chilling case that has left the small community reeling. The tragic story revolves around Felicity Paget, a young woman whose life was cut short by a mysterious knifeman in her own home.

As the investigation unfolds, viewers will learn about the chaotic night when the attacker not only murdered Felicity but also assaulted her fiancé, William Webb. The scene is set for an intense exploration of the events leading up to the crime, as well as the aftermath that follows. The bloodied footprints left behind by the fleeing assailant add a layer of intrigue, hinting at clues that could lead to the identity of the murderer.

With twists and turns expected, “The Cinderella Murder...

Australian pay-tv and streaming service Foxtel is forging ahead with its originals slate.

Long-serving Foxtel executive Brian Walsh, who recently formally extended his consultancy agreement, will serve as executive director of drama for the Foxtel Group. He will oversee all Australian commissioned scripted content for Foxtel and its streaming service Binge.

“More than ever, the Foxtel Group [is] competing with the global streaming giants and we have to generate our originals to maintain and to grow our audiences,” Walsh told Variety.

Foxtel recently premiered its 10-episode courtroom drama, “The Twelve,” based on the Belgium series “De Twaalf.” It stars Sam Neill, making a long awaited return to Australian television, and is Foxtel’s most watched drama series this year.

“Our commissions, I would describe as premium,” said Walsh. “Because our major international suppliers are HBO and BBC, our audiences demand intelligent, smart drama that features marquee casts.”

Foxtel has eight upcoming...

Exclusive: Endeavor Content has acquired international distribution rights to Bring on the Dancing Horses, a female-led modern Western drama series starring Kate Bosworth.

The ten-part drama, which launched at the Sundance Film Festival in January, is being sold at the LA Screenings, where Endeavor Content has hired out the theater at Soho House West Hollywood to attract buyers.

Bring on the Dancing Horses is written, directed and executive produced by indie director Michael Polish. Bosworth (The Long Road Home) and Polish, who were married for eight years but separated last year, produce through their Make Pictures Productions banner.

The series sees Bosworth playing a confident assassin with a list of targets to take down. As she makes her way through the men on her list, the truth behind how her story began is revealed.

Jasper Polish (Force of Nature), Lance Henriksen (Aliens), Happy Anderson (Snowpiercer), DJ Qualls...

It's been a few weeks since Killing Eve concluded with a series finale that left a dark cloud over the legacy of the hit BBC America drama.

The shocking Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 8 killed off Villanelle (Jodie Comer) in a move that has courted controversy.

If you watch Killing Eve online, you know the episode ended with Villanelle being shot by a sniper after taking down The Twelve.

Now, Luke Kennings, who penned the novels the series was based on, is opening up about the conclusion.

In a column for The Guardian, the writer said that the series-ender pretty much punished Eve and Villanelle.

Jennings was thrilled to see his work adapted to the screen but said "the final series ending took me aback."

Jennings recalled speaking to Phoebe Waller-Bridge before the series was ordered. He said that Waller-Bridge “and I first discussed Villanelle’s character five years ago, we...

The Performer | Josh Brolin

The Show | Prime Video’s Outer Range

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The Episode | “The Land” (April 15, 2022)

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Killing Eve wrapped up its incredible run after four seasons on Sunday night.

TV Fanatic chatted with Fiona Shaw, one of the three leading ladies, to discuss Killing Eve Season 4.

Check out our interview below!

TV Fanatic: What did you think of Carolyn's storyline this season? What was your personal opinion on it?

Well, it wasn't done without some consultation. We've been talking about it since the February before we started shooting, so I was active with Laura.

So I've enjoyed the conversations -- I think we were very ambitious for it. I think there was a very big weight on everyone's shoulders, so some of the things we worked out in advance and some we did not.

Some things did develop as the season went on. I was very interested in travel.

I thought we should travel. So we did end up going to, as it were, Cuba.

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How did it all end?

On Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 7, Eve made a last-ditch attempt to take down The Twelve.

However, she realized that her unique skillset could not be what was needed for the job.

As she realized she might need Villanelle's help, she came to a stunning realization about their future as a couple.

Meanwhile, Carolyn's last hurrah left a lot of people in danger.

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This Killing Eve article contains major spoilers for the series finale.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episodes 7 and 8

Killing Eve ends its four-season run in a double-episode finale that is so entirely out of step with the final three minutes that it’s hard to even consider them together. In the end, the finale will be remembered for the rushed, half-baked ending that many fans will see as a betrayal as it takes the easy way out. Using death and trauma as a stand-in for prestige and seriousness of purpose is pervasive issue in the era of Peak TV, but it’s especially pernicious where it intersects with tropes that are harmful toward marginalized groups, like “Bury Your Gays.”

There’s a world in which I can accept Villanelle dying – several of them, depending on how it’s done. Frankly, it’s what I expected of the series from the beginning. But...

[Editor’s Note: The following review contains spoilers for “Killing Eve” Season 4, Episode 8, “Hello, Losers.”]

In May 2018, when “Killing Eve” aired its first finale, the episode ended in aptly wild fashion. Villanelle (Jodie Comer) was severely wounded; some may even have presumed she was dead. Eve was distraught, having followed through on her season-long promise for vengeance yet unable to cope with the confounding loss she suffered as a result. Konstantin (Kim Bodnia) was a goner (reportedly). Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) was in the wind (though probably on her way back to MI6).

At the time, some wondered if this wasn’t the best possible ending for “Killing Eve.” Audiences already knew another season was in the offing — BBC America renewed the series before it even premiered — but between the cat-and-mouse spy story (that couldn’t go on forever), the “will they, won’t they” central relationship (that never aligned perfectly with either “they should” or “they shouldn’t”), and...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains details about the two-part series finale of Killing Eve.

AMC and BBC America’s steamy cat-and-mouse thriller Killing Eve concluded with tarot readings, a wedding and two tragic deaths.

The two-parter began tracking the lives Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and Eve (Sandra Oh) lead after parting ways, again, in the previous episode. Villanelle, still on her quest to kill The Twelve, hikes and hunts with fellow assassin Gunn (Marie-Sophie Ferdane). Meanwhile, Eve tries to return to a seemingly regular life following Hélène’s death. After a haunting karaoke session and chat with therapist Martin, Eve realizes that she isn’t quite done trying to take down The Twelve.

Meanwhile, Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) travels to Salzburg to meet up with Russian contact Vlad to figure out The Twelve’s meeting place – turns out to be MI6’s pub The Barn Swallow. After a concerning call from his daughter Irina,...

Some fan-favorite characters kicked the bucket in the final two episodes of Killing Eve.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 7 saw Pam enact one last murder on Helene's behalf.

This death broke and stunned us, as we seriously loved this character.

Pam gave Konstantin a big hug and thanked him for helping her get her new life, then cut his stomach open.

As he died, she learned that Helene got killed by Villanelle and that she didn't have to kill him: but it was too late.

He was already bleeding out to no return, so she sped up the process and slit his throat.

She comforted him as he died, but we needed a lot of tissues.

Even though Konstantin often proved to be a dirty bastard, we still loved his humor and his presence on the show.

Kim Bodnia was incredible in the role over the past four seasons, and while...

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you haven’t seen the series finale of “Killing Eve”, which aired Sunday, April 10 on BBC America and AMC Plus.

In their last confrontation, Eve (Sandra Oh) and Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) sit perfectly still in an unassuming pub, eyeing the other with wary disdain as Villanelle (Jodie Comer) plays darts in the other room. “One of the great unspoken truths about life, Eve, is that people behave exactly as you expect them to,” Carolyn finally says. “Take you, for example. You’re about to embark on some mad endgame when you know, deep down, you’re just a woman who likes an inappropriately timed croissant on a Sunday morning.”

As Carolyn almost certainly expected, Eve counters: “And you are going to race me to it, even though you know deep down, you don’t have an excuse anymore.” She’s right — or at least she was,...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Sunday’s Killing Eve series finale.

Well, to paraphrase Game of Thrones, if you thought Killing Eve would have a happy ending, you weren’t paying attention.

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Sunday’s series finale did see Eve and Villanelle mend fences and join forces, embarking on a giddy road trip together — didn...

Carolyn, Eve, and Villanelle all got closer to their intended goals, with someone necessary dying.

Luckily, that person was not Villanelle; unluckily, that person was a different major player this season.

Helene got brutally killed during Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 6.

The cliffhanger from Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 5 left us on the edge of our seats.

Villanelle got shot with an arrow right through her back and seemed to be losing consciousness in Eve's arms.

Luckily, Eve managed to get Villanelle into Konstantin and Pam's hotel room, where Pam cared for the wound.

Eve: Have you lost your mind?

Konstantin: She's good with anatomy

Eve: Of corpses!

Permalink: Of corpses! Added: April 03, 2022

Eve and Villanelle were still at odds, and the scene became tenser when Villanelle ignored her, then expressed her anger at Eve.

There is a Major spoiler for the first Major character death this season following this image. Read On At Your OWN Risk!

This Killing Eve article contains spoilers.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 6

So much about this episode of Killing Eve feels like a return to old ground. Villanelle is only interested in Eve when she isn’t looking. Eve is aiding and abetting Villanelle while she kills, going so far as to kill herself, and then left alone in a frenzy to deal with the aftermath. Eve brought up the way that Carolyn so horribly mistreated her in season 2, using her as a pawn to get what she wanted, consequences be damned. Carolyn is trying to mastermind from the shadows thanks to her old connections, with mixed results.

With only a few episodes of the series left, Villanelle killing Helene was a much-needed change of pace. Killing Eve mostly used Cuba to tread water, so it’s good to see that rather than keeping Helene in the wings until some sort of final massacre,...

The latest from Belgium’s Eyeworks Film & TV Drama and director Wouter Bouvijn – who teamed on Canneseries hits “The Twelve” and “Red Light” – “1985,” sold by Studiocanal, works on multiple levels as a coming-of-age series.

Two young Gendarmarie police recruits, Marc and Franky, and his sis Vicky, a law student and pirate radio DJ, move to Brussels. They are soon caught up in police corruption – insider drug trading, heavy fire arms robbery – and the rise of the brutal Nijvel gang.

Created by Willem Wallyn (“Albatros”), this is the coming-of-age story of three unbreakable friends loss of innocence, and that of a nation in its leaders.

It is also an origins tale, of the forging of the modern age. Belgium’s distrust of its forces of law and order and political class rankles to this day, shared now with other countries, as does its politics of confrontation which Vicky denounces in an on-air monolog in Ep.

We may be approaching the end of the TV season, but there's plenty to watch.

All eyes will likely be on streaming this coming week, thanks to the returns of Elite, iCarly, and The Hardy Boys,

Scroll down to find out what you should be watching!

Saturday, April 2

8/7c Fallen Angels Murder Club: Friends to Die (Lifetime)

Oh, this film is to die for, and yes, that’s a play on words too.

With a star-studded cast, including Toni Braxton and Eddie Cibrian, and executive-produced by Toni Braxton, this murder-mystery will have you on the edge of your seat.

A book club comprised of folks with shady pasts and former criminals is all well and good until one of their own ends up dead and everyone’s a suspect. But whodunnit? Tune in to find out!

10/9c Fatal Fandom (Lifetime)

We know all too well that some fandoms can be toxic and rabid,...

Did Eve find out the truth about The Twelve?

On Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 5, the history of the elusive company was revealed, leading to a wild turn of events.

Meanwhile, Villanelle re-embraced killing and weighed up what it meant to her.

Elsewhere, Carolyn tracked down a member of The Twelve, and the revelations left her shocked.

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Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 5

In black and white in 1979 Berlin, we meet a young Carolyn who was apparently always dry, startlingly quick, and maybe always a disturbingly cool customer, if her reaction to her father’s suicide is any indication. If Kenny’s death wasn’t enough, this is why she’s so dogged in her fight to take down the Twelve: both she and Konstantin were founding members. It feels like you perhaps had a bit more info to add to the murder board and share with the class, Carolyn.

A gaping whole at the center of this final season of Killing Eve (and a bit of a problem with the previous one as well) is the fact that the audience has no real investment in The Twelve. Sure they’re bad or whatever, but who cares? Clearly we’re here for Villaneve,...

Killing Eve finally gets back into the groove we've all been waiting for.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 5 saw some brilliant decisions creatively, which made for some fascinating plot advancements.

Eve and Carolyn continue their hunt for their respective leads, but Eve makes a surprising discovery!

Carolyn and Eve are looking for the same man.

Lars' real name is revealed to be Johan, Carolyn's old boyfriend from 1979.

"Don't Get Attached" got told through two different time periods: present-day and the aforementioned 1979.

The 1979 segments followed Carolyn with her group of radicals, friends, and lovers.

The main players included young Carolyn, Johan, Carolina, Karl, and Carolyn's dad.

Interestingly, Carolyn is undercover, but so is someone else in the group: Karl.

By the end of the episode, it is revealed that Karl is actually someone we are extremely familiar with: Konstantin Vasiliev.

As revealed in Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 4, one of Carolyn's old lovers...

TV goes through phases, and from the Peak Era, we've gone to the Streaming Era. Quite simply, you're missing a lot of good content if you aren't in on that action.

This week finds Hulu dropping The Girl From Plainville, Disney+ premiering Moon Knight, and HBO Max tackling a comedic look at Julia Child with Julia.

They're so good, that we hate to imagine you missing them. Here's what else is coming your way this week.

Saturday, March 26

8/7c The Lost Girls (Lifetime)

Adjusting to life again after escaping a harrowing experience within a sex trafficking ring proves to be a challenge for a teen.

As if trying to reconnect with her family isn’t difficult enough, she has a desire to rescue girls like herself still caught up in the trafficking system.

She’ll have to overcome some of her fears and trauma if she hopes to get justice...

Killing Eve’s fierce assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer) is mending her violent ways in the show’s final season. She was trying to, at least. The fourth season of BBC America’s spy thriller begins with Villanelle leaning on God to absolve her sins. Instead, she’s drawn back into the world of The Twelve, a secret global…...

Calling all gamers! Halo drops this week. It's gonna be big!

And for those of you who need a little love in your hearts, Bridgerton returns to put that smile back on your face.

Find out what else you should watch this week below.

Sunday, March 20

8/7c When Calls the Heart (Hallmark)

Elizabeth’s published book makes the rounds in Hope Valley, and it’s a real page-turner!

May is curious if the Mountie in the book is based on Nathan. Oooh. We can’t wait to learn more!

And does Nathan have a flouted heart? He sure doesn't think so.

8/7c Power Book IV Force (Starz)

Rolling dahlia out comes with some complications for Tommy and Claudia.

The new business partners find themselves butting heads on what’s right for the product, with Tommy leaning one way and Claudia another.

Will they be able to come to an agreement?...

With many TV shows already premiered their latest seasons, the premieres slow down this coming week, but there's still a lot of TV to watch.

Scroll down to find out what you should be watching this coming week, TV Fanatics.

Saturday, March 12

8/7c Cruel Instruction

Lifetime knocks it out of the park with this Ripped From The Headlines film, shedding light on the horrific experience of two teenagers who attend a residential treatment program for young women, the stigmatization of mental illness, and exposes a corrupt and flawed system.

It’s a cracking watch that will bring to your tears and inspire, with exceptional performances by leads Kelcey Mawema and Morgan Taylor Campbell.

We’ve seen the film ahead of time and also had the privilege of speaking to Mawema, don’t forget to check out our exclusive interview ahead of the film.

Sunday, March 13

2/1c Baftas (BritBox)

For the first time ever,...

Carolyn Martens is hands-down one of Killing Eve's most fascinating characters, making it all the more difficult to imagine that this is the last season we may have with her. It feels like the writers are only beginning to brush the surface of Fiona Shaw's character's brilliantly crafted backstory. So when E! News had the opportunity to speak with her exclusively about the fourth and final season, we had to ask if she'd ever consider appearing in a spin-off series centered around The Twelve and Carolyn.  Her answer? A resounding yes! "People are interested in the potential of it," she said, before adding, "I don't know what will happen there but I...

Paramount Plus’ “Halo,” a makeover of the massive video game hit by Steven Spielberg’s Amblin TV and 343 Industries, will open this year’s Canneseries.

In other potential highlights, Gillian Anderson will be on hand to receive the Variety Icon Award. Canneseries Artistic Director Albin Lewi praised Gillian Anderson for delivering 10 “edgy” and iconic roles that have helped to redefine the drama landscape, and for being a symbol of “this golden age of series.” “Euphoria” star Sydney Sweeney will pick up the Madame Figaro Rising Star Award, the French TV festival announced Tuesday March 8 in Paris, unveiling its 2022 lineup.

“Squid Game” creator Hwang Dong-huyk producer Yeon Kim-ji will be in Cannes for a South Korea Focus.

Main growth at 2022’s Cannesseries will be in industry terms, said Canneseries Managing Director Benoit Louvet. The festival will stage its 4th Vivendi-backed Talent Unlimited writers residencies and 3rd Canneseries Writers Club, with...

Killing Eve never backs down from emotional episodes, and "Don't Get Eaten" once again proves that these characters deal with a lot.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 2 saw emotionally difficult journies for all of our leads.

The hour showed Eve, Villanelle, and Carolyn take steps in new directions.

Eve has taken a lot into her own hands, and she's acting quite rashly because of it.

She's putting her life at risk recklessly, and some threats to her safety could have been avoided if she had just listened to Yusuf.

Yusuf wanted her to do more reconnaissance and confront Helene carefully, but instead, she showed up at Helene's house in the middle of the night.

Eve wants to take down The Twelve and is willing to sacrifice herself for it, but she needs to be more careful even to reach the head of The Twelve.

Eve seems to be slowly losing herself in her search.

This Killing Eve article contains spoilers.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 2

In an episode that feels very vintage Killing Eve, the titular character has some serious success in her quest to take down The Twelve, due in no small part to things she’s picked up from Villanelle over the years. While season 3 felt like watching Eve stare over the edge as she nearly became Villanelle, this season is something quite different. Eve has harnessed everything she’s learned in the previous three seasons, but she’s the one controlling it for her own aims. She’s seen the abyss and pulled herself back, and now she’s halfway to fearless.

Simply showing up to Hélène’s house is the kind of bold/deadly move from Eve that caught Carolyn Marten’s eye way back in season 1, but the execution here comes straight from Villanelle’s playbook. Recreating the terrifying visit...

Killing Eve may be back, but that doesn’t mean Eve and Villanelle are back together.

The BBC America thriller returned for its fourth and final season on Sunday, and the premiere found our favorite cat and mouse in very different places: Eve was on a mission to bring down The Twelve, and Villanelle was seeking redemption by embracing God. (Read our full premiere recap here.) But they couldn’t stay apart for long: After Eve skipped Villanelle’s baptism, Villanelle showed up at her hotel, insisting that she’s changed. Eve didn’t buy it, though, and punctuated things...

Eve, Villanelle, and Carolyn are back and all find themselves in exciting situations.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 1 saw Villanelle attempting to turn to God, Eve stuck on a path of revenge, and Carolyn struggling to get back into the game.

Although the hour occasionally dragged, the premiere brought back all of our favorite characters and set them up for a thrilling final season.

The most intriguing storyline ended up being Villanelle's fascinating religious exploration.

Villanelle has always been troubled (and that's nice), and seeing her turn to religion seems like an odd choice.

She claimed that it's under the guise of trying to better herself, but later it's proved only to try and impress Eve.

Still, it did become a valiant effort from Villanelle, and the very last minutes may have her legitimately turning to God.

We'll discuss that weird scene later; let's shift to Eve for now.

Eve has...

This Killing Eve article contains spoilers for season 4 episode 1.

Killing Eve Season 4 Episode 1

Villanelle often starts the new season hiding out somewhere and fooling someone, but the question this season is whether she has actually turned over a new leaf, or is she just fooling herself. Given her focus on optics and an audience of one, it often seems like her soul’s restoration is more about vanity and only appearing to be a better person. But there are still just enough quiet moments alone where she seems to be looking for something better, a new path if not actual forgiveness, to keep us guessing.

It would be easy for all the religious imagery to feel indulgent and on the nose, especially after all the promotional materials and the way Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag already trod such similar ground so exquisitely in its final season, even if Pwb is no...

All good things must end — including Killing Eve. How this very good darkly comic spy thriller will wrap up its fourth and final season promises to be spectacular thanks to the chemistry between mutually obsessed bureaucrat-turned-avenger Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh) and assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer). Oh tells us that from the get-go, which picks up a few months after the women parted ways on London’s Tower Bridge, Eve’s “different physically, she’s gained skills, spent time learning how to fight, use weapons, ride a motorcycle. But still always with that focus, and this focus is specifically and still on the revenge mission to get to The Twelve.” The Twelve, that shadowy global power group that employed Villanelle, aren’t in the ex-killer’s crosshairs in the premiere. “She’s put her faith in God, found the church, and is on this quest to be good,” Comer says. “People...

The end is nigh for Eve and Villanelle.

Killing Eve Season 4 premieres later this month on BBC America and AMC+.

Sandra Oh confirmed Thursday during AMC Networks' TCA presentation that she and Jodie Comer got to work on the last scene together.

"Jodie and I were lucky enough to do the last shot of this show together," Oh dished, but said that it was "too much of a spoiler" to reveal anything about the location.

The star said that the scene was "technically challenging," but she was "very happy" to work with Comer on the pivotal scene.

We've known for a while now the series is ending, but there's no telling how the twisted tale will wrap up.

Here is the official logline:

After the emotional climax of Season Three, Eve (Sandra Oh), Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) are in very different places.

Following Eve and Villanelle’s exchange on the bridge,...

Killing Eve, BBC America’s thrilling, blood-soaked cat-and-mouse, will soon come to an end with its final season, and stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer are grateful for the wild ride.

“For me, its been a tremendous gift that I’m really, really grateful for,” said Oh during the show’s Ctam panel on Thursday. “Very rarely do you get the opportunity as an actor…that you are able to grow in the act of creation.”

Set to debut Feb. 27 on BBC America and AMC+, Season 4 of Killing Eve picks up with Villanelle (Comer) and Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) in very different places. Following Eve and Villanelle’s exchange on the bridge, the former is on a revenge mission, while the latter has found a brand new community in an attempt to prove she’s not a “monster.” Having killed Paul, Carolyn goes to extraordinary lengths to continue to chase down...

People like Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) aren’t made for happy endings, according to the new trailer for BBC America’s hit drama, “Killing Eve.”

The BBC America hit drama series returns for its fourth and final season on Sunday, Feb. 27, and it’s clear that intelligence agent Eve and assassin Villanelle certainly can’t quit each other just yet — even after vowing to never see each other again at the end of season three.

“I killed two people last night after I tried really hard not to,” Villanelle says during a therapy session in the trailer.

Similarly, Eve finds shooting someone in the hand seductive. Are they two sides of the same coin?

“Eve and Villanelle, having left each other in total turmoil on Tower Bridge at the end of season 3, are thrown into season 4 trying to figure out what they mean to each other and...

BBC America’s “Killing Eve” is coming to an end, and on Tuesday the network revealed the trailer for its fourth and final season.

Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and Eve (Sandra Oh) find themselves seeking to change their lives — Villanelle through therapy — in the new trailer. Is Villanelle developing a conscience while Eve goes in the opposite direction? The trailer sure seems to hint at that.

The final season will see Eve and Villanelle starting out in very different places. Eve is working on a revenge mission, while Villanelle is trying to prove she’s not a monster.

Meanwhile Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) is chasing down The Twelve and the person who ordered the hit on Kenny.

Each of the women are driven by “passion, revenge and obsession, building towards. messy, nuanced and totally glorious season finale,” according to AMC.

Season 4 is written by Laura Neal. Neal is also an executive producer on the series.

The official trailer for Killing Eve‘s fourth and final chapter poses the question: Can Villanelle really change for the better?

“Do you know the fable about the scorpion and the frog?” Sandra Oh’s Eve asks Jodie Comer’s Villanelle. “They both die, because the scorpion can’t change its nature.”

The trailer also teases more tense moments between the series’ two leads, tidbits of Carolyn and Konstantin’s Season 4 arcs and more. Killing Eve Season 4 will premiere on February 27 on BBC America and AMC+. The premiere comes to AMC on February 28.

In Season 4, Eve (Oh), Villanelle (Comer) and Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) are in very different places. Following Eve and Villanelle’s exchange on the bridge, the former is on a revenge mission, while the latter has found a brand new community in an attempt to prove she’s not a “monster.” Having killed Paul, Carolyn goes to extraordinary...

Killing Eve is back for its final mission — but will Eve and Villanelle find their way back to each other?

In a new trailer for the fourth and final season of the BBC America thriller released on Tuesday — you can watch it above — we catch up with Eve and Villanelle, and they’re in very different places: Villanelle has seemingly found religion, although she hasn’t completely stopped sinning yet (“I killed two people last night after I tried really hard not to”), while Eve is having sex with a charming new gentleman friend.

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Projects to receive funding include Tim Mielants’ Second World War drama ’Will’

Koen Mortier and Tim Mielants are among the Flemish directors to receive support for their new film projects in the latest round of investments made by Screen Flanders, which were announced today (Jan 17).

Mortier, the director of cult hit Ex-Drummer, is to receive €50,000 for his new feature Skunk, about a dysfunctional family scarred by alcohol, sex and violence. Their life is seen through the eyes of a young hero, Liam, a neglected teenager.

Mortier will again be working with leading Flemish cinematographer Nicolas Karakatsanis, whose US credits include Cruella and I,...

BBC America has announced new cast for Killing Eve ahead of the premiere of the fourth and final season of the acclaimed drama series. Camille Cottin, who recurred as Hélène in Season 3 of Killing Eve, has been promoted to series regular for the upcoming season. Additionally, Anjana Vasan (We Are Lady Parts) and Robert Gilbert (The Tragedy of Macbeth) have joined as series regulars and Marie-Sophie Ferdane (I Am Not An Easy Man) will recur in the series starring Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer.

In Season 4, Eve (Oh), Villanelle (Comer), and Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) are in very different places. Following Eve and Villanelle’s exchange on the bridge, the former is on a revenge mission, while the latter has found a brand-new community in an attempt to prove she’s not a “monster.” Having killed Paul, Carolyn goes to extraordinary lengths to continue to chase down The Twelve and the...

Killing Eve‘s Villanelle is making another bold fashion statement… and an even bolder statement about her newfound faith.

As part of our 2022 First Look Series, TVLine has an exclusive sneak peek at the BBC America thriller’s upcoming fourth and final season (premiering Sunday, Feb. 27 at 8/7c), and in it, we see Jodie Comer’s effortlessly chic killer-for-hire looking surprisingly dowdy in a rumpled tie-dye T-shirt. What’s more, as you can see in the full version of the photo below, her shirt has the motto “What Would Jesus Do?” emblazoned on it — an odd choice for a woman...

Jurassic Park star Sam Neill is set star in Foxtel’s Australian TV drama series The Twelve, which is due to begin production next week.

Neill will be joined by Marta Dusseldorp, Kate Mulvaney, Brooke Satchwell, and Hazem Shammas in the 10-part series, which is adapted from the Belgian crime series of the same name.

The Twelve follows 12 jurors – ordinary Australians with struggles of their own – who are tasked with deciding the case of a woman (Mulvaney) accused of killing a child.

Neill will play a Colby Sc, a lawyer involved in the case, while Satchwell and Hazem Shammas form part of the jury.

Producing is Warner Bros. Television International Australia, in partnership with Easy Tiger, with major production investment from Screen Australia, in association with Foxtel, as well as financial support from Screen Nsw.

Ally Henville, Ian Collie and Rob Gibson will produce for Easy Tiger, while Michael Brooks...

Sam Neill will make a welcome return to Australian TV drama in Foxtel’s The Twelve, which begins production next week.

He will be joined by Marta Dusseldorp, Kate Mulvany, Brooke Satchwell, and Hazem Shammas in the 10-part series, with the lead cast unveiled in Sydney today.

Adapted from the Belgian crime series of the same name, The Twelve tells the story of 12 jurors – ordinary Australians with struggles of their own – who are tasked with deciding the case of a woman (Mulvany) accused of killing a child.

Neill will play a Colby Sc, a lawyer involved in the case, while Satchwell and Hazem Shammas form part of the jury.

Speaking at today’s announcement, Neill said there were a “number of reasons” behind his involvement in the project.

“I recognised the character,” he said.

“He was very familiar to me – I’ve got a couple of close friends in New...

Rts Craft Winners Revealed

Channel 4 shows We Are Lady Parts and It’s A Sin were the big winners at last night’s Royal Television Society (Rts) Craft & Design Awards 2021, while the BBC took home 11 of the 29 gongs. Nida Manzoor’s We Are Lady Parts, which was recommissioned yesterday by Channel 4 and US co-producer Peacock, won for Editing – Entertainment & Comedy, Make Up – Entertainment & Non Drama and Production Design – Entertainment & Non Drama, while Russell T Davies’ It’s A Sin took home Director – Drama for Peter Hoar, Editing – Drama and Production Design – Drama. Meanwhile, BBC2/HBO’s Industry won two awards and departing ITV Studios veteran Global Production Director Sally Debonnaire was handed the Outstanding Achievement Award. Sponsored by AppleTV+, the awards celebrate the best in UK off-screen talent.

Warner Australia Betoota Advocate Deal

Warner Bros. International Television Production Australia (Wbitvp) and satirical news site The Betoota Advocate are joining forces on a slate of premium,...

Six years on, the legacy of Connext can be seen at festival awards ceremonies and in international theatrical and TV deals.

Cannes prizes, international festival plaudits and a social media thumbs up from Ricky Gervais are among the profile -raising moments enjoyed by projects that have participated in Connext, the annual film and TV showcase run by Flanders Image in Belgium.

The event serves as an export platform for film and TV drama made in Flanders and Brussels and has been mounted virtually under the banner Re>Connext for the last two years amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite being forced online and virtual,...

Six years on, the legacy of Connext can be seen at festival awards ceremonies and in international theatrical and TV deals.

Cannes prizes, international festival plaudits and a social media thumbs up from Ricky Gervais are among the profile -raising moments enjoyed by projects that have participated in Connext, the annual film and TV showcase run by Flanders Image in Belgium.

The event serves as an export platform for film and TV drama made in Flanders and Brussels and has been mounted virtually under the banner Re>Connext for the last two years amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite being forced online and virtual,...

Foxtel has made its first commission specifically for streaming service Binge: six-part drama Love Me from Warner Bros. International Television Production Australia.

Currently shooting across Melbourne and regional Victoria, the adaptation of Swedish series Älska mig looks at modern love experienced by different family members at three distinct times of life.

Leading the cast is Hugo Weaving, acting alongside his co-star in The Tourist, Shalom Brune-Franklin, as well as Bojana Novakovic, Bob Morley, Heather Mitchell, Sarah Peirse, Celia Pacquola, William Lodder, and Mitzi Ruhlmann.

The series marks Warner Bros. International Television Production Australia’s first TV drama production, to be made in association with Aquarius Films. Emma Freeman will direct, while Alison Bell is the lead writer with Leon Ford, Adele Vuko and Blake Ayshford.

Aquarius’ Angie Fielder and Polly Staniford produce, with WB’s Michael Brooks and Hamish Lewis executive producing. Foxtel Group EPs are Brian Walsh, Alison Hurbert-Burns and Lana Greenhalgh.

Following on from their collaboration on Stateless and the upcoming ABC drama Fires, Liz Watts has signed an overall television deal with Matchbox Pictures.

The deal will see the NBC Universal-owned company work with Watts to develop and produce high-end television projects for the Australian and global market.

Watts was an executive producer on Matchbox’s Stateless for the ABC/Netflix, and is also serving as executive producer on Fires, a six-part anthology co-created by Tony Ayres and Belinda Chayko, drawing on the experiences of those who had their lives devastated by last summer’s bushfires. The series is expected to into production later this year, from scripts penned by Chayko, Jacquelin Perske, Mirrah Foulkes, Steven McGregor and Anya Beyersdorf.

Matchbox MD Alastair McKinnon said: “Liz’s incredible skill set and wealth of experience across film and TV make her the perfect addition to the exceptional talent we have at Matchbox.