Jodie Comer showed off her chic style as she posed alongside Sandra Oh at a photo call for the fourth season of Killing Eve at The Peninsula Beverly Hills Hotel in California on Tuesday.
The British actress, 28, who plays assassin Villanelle in the BBC show, wore an elegant black lace top with cut out detail to give a glimpse at her midriff.
She posed alongside Canadian-American Sandra, 50, who portrays Eve Polastri, with the star catching the eye in a bright red trouser suit with a large rosette which covered her left lapel and shoulder.
Star power: Jodie Comer, 28, looked chic as she posed alongside Sandra Oh, 50, at a photo call for the fourth season of Killing Eve at The Peninsula Beverly Hills Hotel in California on Tuesday
Sandra stood arm-in-arm with Jodie and struck a casual pose as she placed her hand in her pocket.
She wore a pair of black heels to add a few inches to her stature and accessorised with a pair of gold earrings.
Jodie completed her look with a pair of black trousers and matching heels and went for a subtle look with her make-up to show off her natural beauty.
In style: The British actress, who plays assassin Villanelle in the BBC show, wore an elegant black lace top with cut out detail to give a glimpse at her midriff
Famous friends: She posed alongside Canadian-American Sandra, who portrays Eve Polastri, with the star catching the eye in a bright red trouser suit with a large rosette
Killing Eve will be making its fourth and final run later this month – and the trailer promises tense moments in abundance.
Eve and Villanelle will be engulfed in their usual game of cat and mouse, while Eve’s boss Carolyn, played by Fiona Shaw, is setting her sights on hunting down the international organization that employs assassins, The Twelve.
Ahead of the February 27 series premiere on BBC America and AMC, the trailer shows Villanelle, in her classic style, divulging: ‘I killed two people last night after I tried really hard not to,’ to which a man replies, ‘Okay, well, that’s not ideal.’
Close pals: Sandra stood arm-in-arm with Jodie and struck a casual pose as she placed her hand in her pocket
In style: Jodie completed her look with a pair of black trousers and matching heels and went for a subtle look with her make-up to show off her natural beauty
The next scene tells a similar story, where Eve confesses to shooting someone in the hand.
When asked how it felt, she says to the man in the scene: ‘ Like you said it would feel. Want to have sex?’
In other trailer snippets, Carolyn asks Eve to take over The Twelve investigation after members of the organisation were killed.
Screen star: Killing Eve will be making its fourth and final run later this month – and the trailer, which was released this month, promises tense moments in abundance
Telling the tale: Eve and Villanelle will be engulfed in their usual game of cat and mouse, while Eve’s boss Carolyn, played by Fiona Shaw, is setting her sights on hunting down the international organisation that employs assassins, The Twelve
When Eve and Villanelle eventually come face-to-face, the blonde thrill-seeker tries to convince her former foe that she has changed.
Eve retorts: ‘If you’d really changed, you wouldn’t have come here.’
Villanelle, donning a cross necklace while on her knees, replies: ‘If you’d really changed, you wouldn’t have let me.’
Killing Eve Season Four TRAILER: Jodie and Sandra return for the final chapter with their classic game of cat and mouse – as the trailer teases a plethora of tense moments
New scenes: Killing Eve will be making its fourth and final run later on this month and will premiere on BBC America and AMC on February 27
Speaking on This Morning last year, Jodie told hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield how she was about to shoot the last two episodes of the fourth and final season.
Jodie said that she hopes the show will end on a ‘good and satisfying’ note for viewers while not completely ruling out doing a film based on the series.
She said: ‘It’s very surreal, we are just about to start filming the last 2 episodes. We want to end on a good note and on a satisfying note for the audience. It’s been a huge part of all our lives.
‘I feel emotional even thinking about it. I want to take a clapper board with me when we wrap up!’
‘It will be great to end in a way as if you go on and on with a series the quality can fade, but it will be hard to not see those people every day.’
Here she is: Villanelle, in her classic style, divulges: ‘I killed two people last night after I tried really hard not to,’ to which a man replies, ‘Okay, well, that’s not ideal’
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