Killing Eve
A bored British intelligence officer becomes obsessed with tracking down a charismatic, psychopathic assassin, sparking a deadly game of cat‑and‑mouse where each tries to outwit and outlast the other.
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A security consultant pursues a ruthless assassin. Both are equally driven in their obsession, leading to a tense and intense game of cat-and-mouse.
Seasons & Episodes
Season 18 episodes · premiered Apr 8, 2018
Season 28 episodes · premiered Apr 7, 2019
Season 38 episodes · premiered Apr 12, 2020
Season 48 episodes · premiered Feb 27, 2022
- 4.01Just Dunk MeFeb 27, 2022Rate
Eve is determined to pursue vengeance against The Twelve, despite the significant personal risks involved. At the same time, Villanelle begins to reconsider her violent lifestyle and aims to change her course.
- 4.02Don't Get EatenMar 6, 2022Rate
Eve makes an overture to Helene, proposing an alliance to oppose The Twelve. At the same time, Villanelle persists in her attempts to reform her behavior.
- 4.03A Rainbow in Beige BootsMar 13, 2022Rate
Eve discovers the identity of the individual Helene is planning to target. At the same time, Villanelle manipulates an MI6 psychiatrist into arranging therapy sessions for her.
- 4.04It's Agony and I'm RavenousMar 20, 2022Rate
Eve establishes clear boundaries in her relationship with Villanelle, setting firm terms for their dynamic. At the same time, Helene presents Eve with a personal challenge, compelling her to face a difficult and potentially revealing situation.
- 4.05Don't Get AttachedMar 27, 2022Rate
Eve seeks to uncover the origins of The Twelve, aiming to explore their history. However, her investigation leads to unexpected and potentially dangerous discoveries.
- 4.06Oh Goodie, I'm The WinnerApr 3, 2022Rate
Eve cares for Villanelle as she recovers, after which she goes to Berlin to seek revenge against Lars.
- 4.07Making Dead Things Look NiceApr 10, 2022Rate
Eve begins to question her identity and the decisions she has made, which leads her to reestablish a connection with Gunn.
- 4.08Hello, LosersApr 10, 2022Rate
Eve recruits Villanelle to assist in dismantling The Twelve, a clandestine organization, as part of a revenge-driven scheme that endangers both of their lives.
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Cast & Crew
258 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Jodie Comer
as Villanelle
Sandra Oh
as Eve Polastri (32 Episodes)
Fiona Shaw
as Carolyn Martens (32 Episodes)
Kim Bodnia
as Konstantin Vasiliev (32 Episodes)
Owen Mcdonnell
as Niko Polastri (20 Episodes)
Sean Delaney
as Kenny Stowton (18 Episodes)
Camille Cottin
as Hélène (11 Episodes)
Edward Bluemel
as Hugo (10 Episodes)
Kirby Howell Baptiste
as Elena Felton (9 Episodes)
Nina Sosanya
as Jess (8 Episodes)
Harriet Walter
as Dasha Duzran (8 Episodes)
Gemma Whelan
as Geraldine (8 Episodes)
Supporting cast
245Robert Gilbert
as Yusuf
Turlough Convery
as Bear (8 Episodes)
Danny Sapani
as Jamie (8 Episodes)
Steve Pemberton
as Paul (8 Episodes)
Anjana Vasan
as Pam (8 Episodes)
Natallia Bulynia
as Yula (8 Episodes)
Holly Irgen
as Detective (8 Episodes)
Henry Lloyd Hughes
as Aaron Peel (5 Episodes)
Adeel Akhtar
as Martin (5 Episodes)
Ayoola Smart
as Audrey (5 Episodes)
Yuli Lagodinsky
as Irina (5 Episodes)
Darren Boyd
as Frank Haleton (4 Episodes)
Raj Bajaj
as Mo Jafari (4 Episodes)
David Haig
as Bill Pargrave (3 Episodes) , Bill (1 Episode)
Sonia Elliman
as Madame Tattevin (4 Episodes)
Marie Sophie Ferdane
as Gunn (4 Episodes)
Josh Zare
as Darren (4 Episodes)
Adrian Scarborough
as Raymond (3 Episodes)
Laurentiu Possa
as Vlad (2 Episodes) , Vladimir Betkin (1 Episode)
Aaron Vodovoz
as Prison Guard 3 (3 Episodes)
Jung Sun Den Hollander
as Jin / The Ghost (3 Episodes)
Emma Pierson
as Gemma (3 Episodes)
Ingvar E Sigur Sson
as Lars (3 Episodes)
Billy Matthews
as Dominik Wolanski (2 Episodes)
Ken Nwosu
as Max Sanford (2 Episodes)
Olivia Ross
as Nadia (2 Episodes)
Zhenya Leverett
as Agniya (2 Episodes)
Andrei Zayats
as Concierge (2 Episodes)
Susan Lynch
as Anna (2 Episodes)
Luke De Woolfson
as British Dad (2 Episodes)
Shannon Tarbet
as Amber Peel (2 Episodes)
Andrea Tivadar
as Young Woman (2 Episodes)
Laura Karklina
as Young Woman 2 (2 Episodes)
Emanuele Romano
as Palazzo Guard (2 Episodes)
Kate Bracken
as Dr. Greer Barrie (2 Episodes)
Alexandra Roach
as Rhian (2 Episodes)
Anna Maria Everett
as Benita (2 Episodes)
Alex Dower
as Luis (2 Episodes)
Wanda Opalinska
as Klaudia (1 Episode) , Karolina (1 Episode)
Anyastassia Melehes
as Chloe (2 Episodes)
Steve Oram
as Phil (2 Episodes)
Zindzi Hudson
as May (2 Episodes)
Cecilia Noble
as Barbara (2 Episodes)
Manpreet Bachu
as Elliot (2 Episodes)
Sunny Yeo
as Waitress (2 Episodes)
Chan Woo Lim
as Kitchen Worker #2 (2 Episodes)
Anthony Shin
as Kitchen Worker #1 (2 Episodes)
Ion Grosu
as Irina's Mum's Boyfriend (2 Episodes)
Lana Ish Muhametova
as Russian Village Cafe Goer (1 Episode) , Tube Passerby (1 Episode)
Raj Awasti
as Bridge Player (1 Episode) , Supermarket Husband (1 Episode)
Monica Lopera
as Fernanda (2 Episodes)
Haruka Kuroda
as Keiko Pargrave (2 Episodes)
Penny Ashmore
as Villanelle Double (2 Episodes)
Remo Girone
as Cesare Greco (1 Episode)
Giulia Patrignani
as Girl In Ice Cream Parlour (1 Episode)
Paolo Roca Rey
as Ice Cream Vendor (1 Episode)
Edyta Budnik
as Kasia Molkovska (1 Episode)
Ania Marson
as Ethel Rubynovitch (1 Episode)
Nicolo Ambrosio
as Davide (1 Episode)
Paolo D Bovani
as Leoluca (1 Episode)
Nadia Mayer
as Cesare Greco's Wife (1 Episode)
Charlyne Francis
as Reception Nurse (1 Episode)
Sally Reeve
as Nurse Watkins (1 Episode)
Yakim Nedel
as Filip Petrova (1 Episode)
Sabrina Open
as Local Girl (1 Episode)
Will Haddington
as London Waiter (1 Episode)
Charlie Hamblett
as Sebastian (1 Episode)
David Bertrand
as Jerome (1 Episode)
Huw Parmenter
as Senior (1 Episode)
Stefanie Muller
as Nicole Moreaux (1 Episode)
Aurelie Meriel
as Carla De Mann (1 Episode)
Topher Collins
as Police Officer (1 Episode)
Simon Chin
as Zhang Wu (1 Episode)
Barbara Sotelsek
as Hot Medica Receptionist (1 Episode)
Julian M Deuster
as Man in Hot Medica Reception (1 Episode)
Susie Trayling
as Pamela (1 Episode)
Anatole Taubman
as Weber (1 Episode)
Lobo Chan
as Jin Yeong (1 Episode)
Coline Atterbury
as Berlin Shop Assistant (1 Episode)
Edward Akrout
as Diego (1 Episode)
Jan Carey
as Veronica Hill (1 Episode)
Irina Kara
as Head Guard (1 Episode)
Elina Alminas
as Prison Guard 1 (1 Episode)
David Agranov
as Dr. Marat (1 Episode)
Larissa Kouznetsova
as Prison Guard 2 (1 Episode)
Rinat Khismatouline
as Leon (1 Episode)
Emily Mcillwraith
as Inga (1 Episode)
Lina Garvardt
as Prison Guard 4 (1 Episode)
Viorica Bantas
as School Receptionist (1 Episode)
Gin Mar
as Van Guard (1 Episode)
Andrew Byron
as Anton (1 Episode)
Tatiana Gurin
as Woman with Pram (1 Episode)
Ana Maria Bercu
as Air Hostess (1 Episode)
Simon Thorp
as Greg Richardson (1 Episode)
Victoria Howell
as Launderette Owner (1 Episode)
Michael Hanratty
as Supermarket Cashier (1 Episode)
Diana Payan
as Julian's Mother (1 Episode)
Claire Vousden
as Supermarket Woman (1 Episode)
Irina Lytiak
as Paramedic (1 Episode)
Thomas Jeand Heur
as TCA Officer (1 Episode)
Mohamed Badissy
as Taxi Driver (1 Episode)
Terrence Amadi
as Security Guard (1 Episode)
Andre Refig
as Paris Doctor (1 Episode)
Barbara Flynn
as Julia (1 Episode)
Pierre Atri
as Gabriel (1 Episode)
Elena Saurel
as Woman at Train Station (1 Episode)
Caroline Crier
as Madame Dubois (1 Episode)
Michael Moore
as Oliver (1 Episode)
Julian Barratt
as Julian (1 Episode)
Nickolas Grace
as Larry (1 Episode)
Michael Akinsulire
as Jordan (1 Episode)
Tom Ward Thomas
as Legoland Receptionist (1 Episode)
Zoe Wanamaker
as Helen Jacobson (1 Episode)
Amelia Hoy
as Peel HQ Secretary (1 Episode)
Richard Pryal
as Peel Lawyer (1 Episode)
Eunice Roberts
as Linda (1 Episode)
Zoe Pastelle Holthuizen
as Dutch Hipster (1 Episode)
Roeland Fernhout
as Markus (1 Episode)
Annelies Appelhof
as Sarah (Markus' Wife) (1 Episode)
Arian Nik
as Jay (1 Episode)
Hugo Nicholson
as Geordie Stag (1 Episode)
Wendy Vrijenhoek
as Woman in Cafe (1 Episode)
Aidan Kelly
as Charles (1 Episode)
Emma Josten
as Sex Worker #1 (1 Episode)
Ethan Kai
as Tony (1 Episode)
Andy Secombe
as Eric (1 Episode)
Mike Reus
as AIVD Officer (1 Episode)
Geff Francis
as John (1 Episode)
Doortje Kleinrensink
as Sex Worker #2 (1 Episode)
Tom Scurr
as Journalist (1 Episode)
David Cann
as Len (1 Episode)
Jonathan Huisman
as Drug Dealer (1 Episode)
Nigel Betts
as Quartermaster (1 Episode)
Thomas Kuratli
as Club DJ (1 Episode)
Laura Bayston
as Babs (1 Episode)
Chelsea Mather
as Goth Girl (1 Episode)
Basienka Blake
as Marie (1 Episode)
Phil Mckee
as Iain (1 Episode)
Cat Simmons
as Carleen (1 Episode)
Neil Ford
as Man in Café (1 Episode)
Azaan Symes
as Kebab Shop Man (1 Episode)
Austin Hardiman
as Tommy (1 Episode)
Olivia Carruthers
as Mrs Leary (1 Episode)
Marko Leht
as Ivan (1 Episode)
Renars Latkovskis
as Gregor (1 Episode)
Tomi May
as Danny (1 Episode)
Maria Mcerlane
as Diane (1 Episode)
Sally Guinness
as Taxi Driver (1 Episode)
Dominic Mafham
as Charles Kruger (1 Episode)
Rebecca Saire
as Bertha Kruger (1 Episode)
Calin Bleau
as Politician (1 Episode)
Vincent Ebrahim
as Mike (1 Episode)
Oliver Cotton
as Maciek (1 Episode)
Hiftu Quasem
as Hotel Receptionist (1 Episode)
Oleg Mirochnikov
as Detention Center Psychiatrist (1 Episode)
Sam Douglas
as American Golfer (1 Episode)
Tom Cotcher
as Taxi Driver (1 Episode)
Jack Reid
as Dance Hall Captain (1 Episode)
Karina Fernandez
as Sharon (1 Episode)
Jack Chissick
as Bruce Fletcher (1 Episode)
Ryan Donaldson
as Barman (1 Episode)
Imogen Daines
as Young Carolyn (1 Episode)
Siggi Ingvarsson
as Johan (1 Episode)
Teresa Klamert
as Young Karolina (1 Episode)
Marius Boehm
as Young Oliver (1 Episode)
Louis Bodnia Andersen
as Karl (1 Episode)
Nigel Cooke
as Dickie (1 Episode)
Pano Masti
as Camilo (1 Episode)
Stacy Thunes
as Karolina (1 Episode)
John Keogh
as Oliver (1 Episode)
Sebastian Abineri
as Rustem (1 Episode)
Caroline Loncq
as Annie (1 Episode)
Branko Tomovic
as Elmir (1 Episode)
Kirsty Averton
as Sophie (1 Episode)
David Moorst
as David (1 Episode)
Robert Luckay
as Milos (1 Episode)
Rene Costa
as Russian Chess Player (1 Episode)
A K Steppa
as Security Guard (1 Episode)
Catalina Cazacu
as Young Dasha (1 Episode)
Ralph Maystone
as 1974 Young Man (1 Episode)
Ventsislav Yankov
as 1974 Coach (1 Episode)
Carmen Montero
as Spanish Bride (1 Episode)
Carlos Mendoza
as Wedding Guest #1 (1 Episode)
David Claudio
as Wedding Guest #2 (1 Episode)
Poet Park
as Cashier (1 Episode)
Namju Go
as Restaurant Owner (1 Episode)
Yasmin Al Khudhairi
as Shop Assistant (1 Episode)
Carolina Valdes
as Spanish Shop Owner (1 Episode)
Melanie Beckley
as Rehab Receptionist (1 Episode)
Tiffany Ceri
as Bus Commuter (1 Episode)
Kishore Bhatt
as MI6 Agent (1 Episode)
Pino Maiello
as Wedding Guest (1 Episode)
Sanj Surati
as Passerby (1 Episode)
Stefan Iancu
as Felix (1 Episode)
Eulalia Ballart
as Pianist (1 Episode)
Elisabeth Bonjour
as Nanny (1 Episode)
Don Gallagher
as Parfumier (1 Episode)
Alexander Hanson
as Henrik (1 Episode)
Charlotte Gosling
as Toy Shop Assistant (1 Episode)
Esther Hall
as Valerie (1 Episode)
Arnau Gol Karsunke
as Pianist's Husband (1 Episode)
Doug Berry
as Celebrating Banker (1 Episode)
Anita Poddebniak
as Milena (1 Episode)
Irina Antonie
as Bartender (1 Episode)
Temirlan Blaev
as Bor'ka (1 Episode)
Dimitrij Schaad
as Fyodor (1 Episode)
Predrag Bjelac
as Grigoriy (1 Episode)
Rob Feldman
as Pyotr (1 Episode)
Evgenia Dodina
as Tatiana (1 Episode)
Virginia Rogin
as Nadege (1 Episode)
Lia Sinchevici
as Yula's Friend #1 (1 Episode)
Cristina Casian
as Yula's Friend #2 (1 Episode)
Loreta Neculai
as Cups Stall Woman (1 Episode)
Rada Ixari
as Cow Judge (1 Episode)
Ancuta Breaban
as Publicist (1 Episode)
Ben Parsons
as Passerby (1 Episode)
Rob Day
as John Wallace (1 Episode)
Anthony Maynard
as Restaurant Diner (1 Episode)
Wong Charlie
as Tourist (1 Episode)
Patrick Loh
as Tourist (1 Episode)
Jesse Meester
as Stag (1 Episode)
Tiago Martins
as Commuter (1 Episode)
Andrew Novell
as Bad Breath Alan (1 Episode)
Stuart Shepherd Garner
as Armed Police (1 Episode)
Daan Aufenacker
as Rijksmuseum Security Guard (1 Episode)
Aranka Geene
as Passerby (1 Episode)
Elena Mazzon
as Hotel Receptionist (1 Episode)
Michel Alexandre Gonzalez
as Man in Restaurant (1 Episode)
Gintare Beinoraviciute
as Passerby (1 Episode)
Shaun Hume
as Passerby (1 Episode)
Sanjev Parma
as Bridge Player (1 Episode)
Kateryna Globa
as Waitress (1 Episode)
Michael Golab
as Caretaker (1 Episode)
Marek Oravec
as Hans (1 Episode)
Claudia Newman
as Frederique (1 Episode)
Ken Mcloone
as Fisherman (1 Episode)
Anton Lesser
as Robert (1 Episode)
Nathalie Barclay
as Maggie (1 Episode)
Robert Lonsdale
as Donnie (1 Episode)
Jumaan Zizzari
as Groomswoman (1 Episode)
Dimeji Ewuoso
as Femi (1 Episode)
Matthew D Arcy
as Adrian (1 Episode)
Lee Byford
as Truck driver (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Lati Gbaja
as Hotel Guest (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Patrick Doran
as Commuter (1 Episode)
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1Awards & Nominations
12 winsBritish Academy Television Award
- Won2019Best Actress
- Won2019Best Supporting Actress
- Won2019Best Drama Series
- Won2019Best Actress — Jodie Comer
- Won2019Best Supporting Actress — Fiona Shaw
Primetime Emmy Award
- Won2019Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series
- Won2019Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series — Jodie Comer
Screen Actors Guild Award
- Won2019Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series
Critics Choice Television Award
- Won2019Best Drama Actress
Golden Globe Award
- Won2019Best Actress – Television Series Drama
More awards & festivals (2) — regional academies & film-festival prizes
Tca Award
- Won2018Outstanding New Program
Gotham Independent Film Award
- Won2018Breakthrough Series – Long Form
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Spoiler-Safe Guide
high confidencesource-verifiedAll 32 episodes listed and confirmed from multiple recap sources. The Events Index focuses on ★★/★★★ beats across all 4 seasons. All four KNOWN ERRORS from the prior run have been re-verified and corrected: (1) S3E3 confirmed as the episode containing the bus kiss — confirmed from Den of Geek, Film Inquiry, NME, Screen Spy; (2) S3E3 also confirmed as containing the Andalusia/piano-tuner assassination (not a clown birthday party — that is S3E2); (3) S3E4 confirmed as containing BOTH the Dasha pitchfork attack on Niko in Poland AND the Mrs Kruger Lyon kill — confirmed from NME S3E4 recap and Screen Spy S3E4 recap; (4) S3E5 is confirmed as the Russia family-reunion bottle episode with no pitchfork or bus-kiss; (5) S2E8 Raymond mechanics confirmed from three independent sources: Raymond arrives with an axe, fights Villanelle hand-to-hand, pins her against a wall with his hands around her throat choking her — Villanelle has a concealed gun she never draws (the deliberate trap element revealed later when Eve asks why she didn't shoot him) — Eve picks up the dropped axe and kills Raymond, shoulder first then head. One additional correction in this run: the S3E3 Andalusia victim is a woman (Isabel), not a male villa owner as implied by 'his' in the original guide.
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Key: ★ notable · ★★ major · ★★★ series-defining · ✓ confirmed · ~ estimated · ⚠️ limited sources
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Characters
Eve Polastri · Sandra Oh · debut [S1E1✓]
A bored MI5 security officer who becomes obsessed with the assassin she is hunting. Her arc tracks the collapse of her ordinary life, her transformation into someone capable of violence, and her growing love/compulsion toward Villanelle — culminating in her killing Raymond with an axe (S2E8), surviving Villanelle's bullet, and eventually losing Villanelle to a sniper on the Thames.
Villanelle (Oksana Astankova) · Jodie Comer · debut [S1E1✓]
A prodigiously skilled assassin employed by the Twelve — sadistic, flamboyant, and obsessive — who becomes fixated on Eve Polastri. Her arc moves from unstoppable agent to a woman grasping at identity (promotion to Keeper, family reunion in Russia, religious conversion) before ultimately destroying the Twelve and dying in the Thames.
Carolyn Martens · Fiona Shaw · debut [S1E2✓]
The enigmatic, emotionally contained MI6 section chief who recruits Eve and runs the Villanelle operation. Her true allegiances are ambiguous throughout — she co-founded the Twelve in 1979, has a decades-long secret relationship with Konstantin, yet ultimately shoots Paul (a Twelve-aligned MI6 mole) to avenge her son Kenny, and engineers the final Twelve massacre.
Konstantin Vasiliev · Kim Bodnia · debut [S1E2✓]
Villanelle's first handler within the Twelve — a pragmatic, self-serving Russian operative with a complex web of loyalties spanning MI6, the Twelve, and personal survival. He is revealed to be alive in S2E1 after being thought dead, becomes entangled in Kenny's death, trains Pam as an assassin, and is ultimately killed by his own protegee.
Kenny Stowton · Sean Delaney · debut [S1E2✓]
Carolyn's son and the team's tech expert; later becomes an investigative journalist at Bitter Pill, where his independent investigation into the Twelve leads to his death.
Bill Pargrave · David Haig · debut [S1E2✓]
Eve's closest friend and colleague on the investigative team; killed by Villanelle in Berlin in Episode 3.
Niko Polastri · Owen McDonnell · debut [S1E1✓]
Eve's husband, a Polish-born schoolteacher whose marriage is destroyed by Villanelle's obsession and the Twelve's manipulation. He is nearly killed by Dasha's pitchfork attack.
Dasha · Harriet Walter · debut [S3E1✓]
Villanelle's former Russian mentor and a veteran assassin; assigned to bring Villanelle back to the Twelve and drive a wedge between Villanelle and Eve. Dies of a heart attack in Season 3.
Hélène · Camille Cottin · debut [S3E4✓]
A high-ranking and deadly handler/executive within the Twelve; introduced in Season 3 and becomes the primary Twelve antagonist in Season 4 before Villanelle kills her.
Pam · Anjana Vasan · debut [S4E4✓]
A new assassin introduced in Season 4 — a young woman from a funeral parlour background who is recruited and trained by Konstantin. She kills Konstantin on a posthumous order from Helene, instantly regretting it when he reveals Helene is already dead.
Aaron Peel · Henry Lloyd-Hughes · debut [S2E5~]
A surveillance-obsessed tech billionaire who hired the Ghost to kill his father. He lures Villanelle (under the alias Billie) into his inner circle in Rome; she kills him when the mission reaches its climax.
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