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– Feb 08 | ‘Killing Eve’ Season 4 Los Angeles Photocall

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– Oct 09 | ‘The Last Duel’ New York Premiere

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– Oct 08 | BBC’s ‘The Graham Norton Show’

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– Sep 24 | ‘The Last Duel’ Paris Premiere

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– Sep 23 | ‘The Last Duel’ London Premiere

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– Sep 10 | The 78th Annual Venice International Film Festival – ‘The Last Duel’ Photocall
– Sep 10 | The 78th Annual Venice International Film Festival – ‘The Last Duel’ Press Conference
– Sep 10 | The 78th Annual Venice International Film Festival – ‘The Last Duel’ Premiere

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– November 23 | Elle (Italy)

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– October 22 | The Observer

Jodie Comer, Sandra Oh, and head writer Laura Neal break down the series’ final moments.

So, now you know: The anti-hero dies at the end. In the series finale of Killing Eve, Villanelle, played with chaotic fervor by Jodie Comer, met her end in the watery depths of the Thames after executing the members of the Twelve onboard the Dixie Queen. But this bittersweet conclusion wasn’t always where the beloved series was heading. In fact, the writers, producers, and actors discussed numerous possibilities for Killing Eve’s final moments, including an ending where Sandra Oh’s Eve and Villanelle jumped off a cliff in the style of Thelma & Louise.

“It was really difficult to find the best ending,” admits season 4’s head writer Laura Neal, speaking to ELLE.com ahead of the finale airing. “The truth is we talked about loads. We were always discussing ‘What’s the truth of the endpoint of these characters journeys?’ If we look at where Eve and Villanelle began and we look at what’s happened to them across the four seasons, what’s the truth of the end point? It would have been easy for it to feel very maudlin, I think, or to go completely the other direction and make it feel too funny. So striking the right balance between the two of them felt really important.”

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