The actress, 28, earned a BAFTA and an Emmy for playing the sassy assassin, but the fourth season of the show will be its last.
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Jodie Comer has spoken about readying herself to say goodbye to playing Villanelle, after finding fame in the role in ing Eve.
The actress, 28, earned a BAFTA and an Emmy for playing the sassy assassin, but the fourth season of the show will be its last.
In PORTER's latest feature, the star wowed in an array of vibrant clothes, including an eye-catching orange co-ord.
Saying farewell: Jodie Comer has spoken about readying herself to say goodbye to playing Villanelle, after finding fame in the role in ing Eve
Another shot showed Jodie looking effortlessly stunning in a green jumper as she clutched a poppy.
One daring snap saw the Free Guy star ditch her bra under a hot pink blazer, flashing a peak of skin.
Her blonde tresses were styled straight with her fringe artfully tousled, while she sported minimal makeup to let her natural beauty shine through.
Final season: The actress, 28, earned a BAFTA and an Emmy for playing the sassy assassin, but the fourth season of the show will be its last
Speaking to the publication, Jodie gushed: 'It's crazy. It's really, really crazy, because it's been so long. And the wonderful thing about that show was the people… a lot of the same crew came back every year. There was a familiarity to that and a comfort. To play a character like Villanelle has been such a gift.'
The show - written and executively produced by Phoebe Waller-Bridge sent Jodie skyrocketing to fame back in 2018.
She said: 'I got sent the first episode and I'd seen Phoebe's name and I'd seen Fleabag, which I adored, and I just thought 'Ooh, what is this gonna be?''
Racy: One daring snap saw the Free Guy star ditch her bra under a hot pink blazer, flashing a peak of skin
Flower power: Another shot showed Jodie looking effortlessly stunning in a green jumper as she clutched a poppy
Jodie said she was like a 'fish out of water' when she got the role starring opposite Sandra Oh.
She explained: 'I was like a fish out of water when [it] started... Phoebe had created [Villanelle] but I had to let go of my own insecurities and really throw myself into it, so [the character] was molded, in a way, as we went along.'
Stunning: Her blonde tresses were styled straight with her fringe artfully tousled, while she sported minimal makeup to let her natural beauty shine through
Speaking about the incredible female talent, she has had the pleasure of working alongside, Jodie said: 'The women I've worked with – Harriet [Walter], Fiona [Shaw] and Sandra [Oh] – ha
