Killing Eve star Kim Bodnia reveals he’s ‘seen a script’ for series three – and super fan Phillip Schofield is thrilled

KILLING Eve’s Kim Bodnia has revealed the show WILL return for a third series and he’s even seen the script. Kim plays Konstantin in the spy-assassin drama and told super fan Phillip Schofield on This Morning today that a third run had been given the green light. Phillip did a stellar job when he teased […]

KILLING Eve’s Kim Bodnia has revealed the show WILL return for a third series and he’s even seen the script.

Kim plays Konstantin in the spy-assassin drama and told super fan Phillip Schofield on This Morning today that a third run had been given the green light.

Phillip did a stellar job when he teased it out of him and said: “Quite obviously you are not dead or you would not be sitting here promoting this right now.”

Later, he slipped in a question about the script and said “have you got it yet?” with Kim saying without hesitation: “Yes!”

But when Phil thought he’d had the scoop of the century and started clapping, Kim howled with laughter and added: “No, no no I was only joking!

“But you are right, season three is on the way and that’s the beauty of this show, they green-lighted it before it airs.”

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Jodie shot to fame for her incredible portrayal of a cold blooded psychopath[/caption]

A few people got bumped off in season two and Kim refused to confirm if Konstantin joins Villanelle in a third series.

He said: “Even from the first season I should have been dead. Shot twice, from episode five.

“Konstantin was kept in because there was chemistry between his character and Jodie.”

Killing Eve fans are going to have to wait a while for the show to return.

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Killing Eve’s Kim plays Villanelle’s father figure and minder Konstantin[/caption]

As season two only arrived in the UK in June 2019, it is likely that Killing Eve season three will be out in June 2020.

The season will once again air in the US on BBC America first, but then will drop on the iPlayer after it has been shown in full across the pond.

Jodie Comer, 25, shot to fame thanks to her her critically acclaimed performance as the sassy assassin.

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Jodie Comer will return as an assassin spy for another series[/caption]

She won the Leading Actress gong at the TV Baftas for her efforts.

In 2020 she’s set to star in an adaptation of Death on the Nile alongside Kenneth Branagh.

She’s also known for playing Chloe Gemell in My Mad Fat Diary and Ivy Moxam in the BBC Three series Thirteen.