Today (11 March) marks the birthday of English actress Jodie Comer, whose prolific career boasts two British Academy Television Awards, a Primetime Emmy Award, a Tony Award, and a Laurence Olivier Award. Comer is known for many roles across film and television, including ’28 Years Later’, ‘The White Princess’, ‘My Mad Fat Diary’, ‘The White Princess’, and ‘Help’. However, one of her most iconic role is that of Villanelle, is an assassin for The Twelve, in ‘Killing Eve’. Speaking about her portrayal of Villanelle in an April 2021 interview with Vulture, Comer said “I know Villanelle has really resonated with the LGBT community. The fact that she's unapologetically herself and free with her sexuality – her sexuality was something I never questioned and always celebrated. That's what's so refreshing. It's just a part of her. That's what I love about her." 📷 BBC America / BBC Three #KillingEve #Villanelle #JodieComer #SandraOh #LGBTQIA