Killing Eve's Kim Bodnia opens up on Konstantin's future and saying goodbye to the assassin
has been an international phenomenon, but sadly all things must come to an end with its suitably dramatic season four.and Villanelle find themselves on rapidly diverging paths, and now it’s just a case of seeing how long it takes for them to collide again.
Yeah, I mean, we pick up where the three characters of Villanelle, Eve and Carolyn are going their own way, to find out where they are in life and where they're going to go next. I am, of course, integrated in that search for Eve. So she's hunting me down. Exactly. What we built up from the beginning was this strong relationship, and I really wanted to connect it as a father and daughter, because that is a lovely relationship.
We have always worked as a father/daughter relationship. I think it's also tough for Villanelle because she is losing herself and we can see that she wants to find out what's wrong with her. I saw some trailers about this season and she is trying to find out how to get away from these feelings. But she's not, she's fucked up.You make it seem Konstantin almost has a resentment of Eve, which I find really interesting.
All this is like a father taking responsibility of that, and that has been strong for me from the beginning.and everyone's moving on to newer and bigger things. What do you wantteam. In the period when it came out, I adored it because it had women leads, women writers, women producers, women directors. So for me, it had a strong mindset of where we were going with our productions, our shows, and where we definitely should continue going in the future.