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Killing Eve Season 2 Episode 3
Villanelle’s new circumstances are looking bleak, while Eve makes a dangerous deal with an old acquaintance. Villanelle is surprised when she is approached by a figure from her past.
Serie: Killing Eve
Director: Alex Currie-Clark, Hannah Kenneally-Muir, Helen Ostler, Lisa Brühlmann, Paul Daintree
Guest Star: Adrian Scarborough, Andrew Novell, Emma Pierson, Nickolas Grace, Simon Thorp, Stuart Shepherd-Garner
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