pinned to the fridge with a knife then smelling her neck and saying "are you wearing it?" with a smirk on your face like ohhhhh. only phoebe waller-bridge could write this
killing eve really was a fever dream like phoebe waller-bridge gave us peak toxic age gap yuri where the plot is just encircling the fact that they're undeniably so obsessed with each other and i'm never gonna get over it
Léa Seydoux opens up about how filming ‘BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOR’ was traumatic for her:
"Sometimes there are looks that make you feel uncomfortable. That was the hardest part during filming. It was psychological harassment. It’s extremely difficult to shoot with directors who are manipulative. And I couldn’t leave the film because I had signed a contract. Since that film, I always ask for the right to review all the scenes where I’m going to be naked, so I can decide whether or not I accept my body being shown in that way."
(Via @brutofficiel)
Killing Eve (2018) peaked with Seasons 1 when the show fully leaned into the obsessive cat-and-mouse dynamic. After Phoebe Waller-Bridge left, the series kept shifting tone and direction every season, which is why the final stretch felt so disconnected.