Hell hath no fury like a Villanelle scorned.
And thenshewalked away, seemingly getting the final word.
But Eve is not dead.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Where do we find Villanelle in season 3?
Its six months later.
So time has passed and we see her trying to get on with things.
A big theme for Villanelle is her trying to gauge some sense of control.
With Villanelle, youre in or youre out.
And she realized at the end of season 2 that Eve was out and shot her.
Then again, if she truly wanted her dead, she could have peppered her with bullets.
How is she now feeling about Eve?
[Laughs] Oh!
That’s the fun of people watching the show!
I think that relationship gets more complicated as each [season] goes on.
So that’s not something I really liked to put a name on.
And its coming back!
Is it important or even symbolic where the bullet entered her?
She has this marking that was from her and was now a part of her.
I can’t speak for Sandra and her process with her character but…
So I think it’s definitely symbolic.
Speaking in superlatives, how does season 3 feel different than season 1 or 2?
There’s a lot of chaos.
So I actually think it’s a very transformative [season] for a lot of the characters.
Konstantin hinted to Villanelle about one of her family members being alive.
Yes, yes, yes.
Her past definitely comes into play in a very, very big way.
She’s faced with a lot of stuff.
She really encouraged the freedom to play around with things on set.
So that part of her arc was particularly exciting for me to play.
Is that particular story line surprising, shocking, not what were expecting?
[Laughs] All of the above.
Whats a colorful scenario this season that you might tease?
A huge setting of the [season] is Barcelona, where Villanelle now resides.
So we get off to a really vibrant start to the [season].
I was like, Brilliant first look, guys!
Of course its the first look!
[Laughs]
What can you say about that moment?
Because we have 1,000 questions.
It just so happens that this is her disguise this time!
Thats a crazy, crazy episode.
I’ve got to say some of the kills this season are can I say theyre great?
I mean, there are some unexpected twists and turns within the kills themselves that viewers will enjoy.
Is that one of the more memorable kills of the season?
I think from a visual standpoint, it was.
But not necessarily forher.
And that’s all I’m going to say.
