‘There’s a lot of mystery between them’: Killing Eve’s Sandra Oh reveals the secret to THOSE sexually charged scenes with Jodie Comer
Killing Eve’s Sandra Oh has revealed that it’s the sense of mystery that drives her sexually-charged scenes with co-star Jodie Comer.
The acclaimed actress made the surprise revelation as fans continue to embrace Eve Polastri’s sexually charged scenes with Villanelle as Series Three begins on TV on Sunday night.
Sandra also spoke about her ‘profound’ relationship with co-star Jodie by adding she feels the magic to their electric scenes together comes from a trust that’s built over three series of working together.
Scenes: Killing Eve’s Sandra Oh has revealed that it’s the sense of mystery that drives her sexually-charged scenes with co-star Jodie Comer. Pictured in February 2020
Sandra told The Sun: ‘We really dive into the relationship. We both understand there’s a lot of mystery between Eve and Villanelle and we play it as such.
‘Usually what happens is, story-wise, Eve and Villanelle are kept apart and at a certain point they crash into each other then have their storyline together.
‘Jodie and I have a profound relationship. At this point, having done three seasons, we trust each other when the magic is happening. That’s how we work it.’
Trust: Sandra also spoke about her ‘profound’ relationship with co-star Jodie Comer by adding she feels the magic to their electric scenes together comes from a built-upon trust
Oh my! The show hit BBC America on Easter Sunday before landing on BBC iPlayer the following morning, after which shockwaves were sent over an unexpected death
Series Two of Killing Eve ends on a heart-stopping cliffhanger, with Eve Polastri’s fate hanging in the balance.
Over the past two series we’ve seen intriguing Russian contract killer Villanelle (Jodie Comer) obsess over British Intelligence agent Eve Polastri – and vice versa.
The pair oscillate between capturing each other, killing each other and falling in love with each other.
The cliffhanger finale of series two ended with Villanelle shooting Eve and leaving her for dead, after the assassin imagined living with Eve together in Alaska.
Obsession: Over the past two series we’ve seen intriguing Russian contract killer Villanelle (Jodie Comer) obsess over British Intelligence agent Eve Polastri – and vice versa
The new series begins six months on, with Villanelle apparently retired from the game, living in Barcelona and about to marry for the first time.
Killing Eve’s latest series was released two weeks earlier than scheduled as a special gift for fans battling lockdown boredom.
Speaking of the move, Sandra said: ‘Particularly right now, this month in North America, and I am sure for you guys as well, is a really tough time.’
‘So, if we can throw out some extra fun and devilish sunshine then I am really happy that we can provide that,’ the Grey’s Anatomy star added.
Early return: Killing Eve’s latest series was released two weeks earlier than scheduled as a special gift for fans battling lockdown boredom