Jodie Comer is a chameleon, and she plays one on TV, too.
The show was renewed for its third season in 2019, which was a big year for theLiverpudlianactress.
Clearly, Comer has truly broken out intoHollywood.
The is the untold truth of Jodie Comer.
And it came to my close-up, so I was really going for it.
… And it was particularly dry and rather large.
And surprisingly, it shot down the back of my throat mid-take.
Soon, everyone on set realized Comer was actually in trouble and rushed to her side.
She said, “I’m sure the actors will be thrilled to hear this, by the way.
And we slowly realized that the death wall was so much bigger than the remaining cast.”
Working the check-out line at Tesco, a British grocery store chain.
Comer responded by saying, “Quit.”
She said, “I used to have a part-time job and the woman hated me.
I mean, I hated the job as well.
Jodie Comer’s strangest fan experience
Fandom can be an interesting thing.
Fans are passionate, loyal, and sometimes a little extreme toward their favorite actors.
Playing a character like Villanelle on a hit TV series has brought forth some interesting fans for Jodie Comer.
And then she quietly just whispered in my ear, ‘Will you strangle me?'”
Comer, unsurprisingly, did not fulfill the fan’s request to strangle her.
But we bet Comer’sKilling Evecharacter, Villanelle, would have gladly done as she was asked.
I always remember so vividly the first time that I met her in L.A. for my chemistry read.
She was so welcoming and so generous."
Despite being a successful star, Comer hasn’t had an easy time navigating life in L.A.
The actress shared, “I feel like I’m allergic to L.A. in some way.”
And then my second AirBnB … had bed bugs."
Comer noted, “Yes, I did count every single one of them.”
Aside from the terrible housing situations, Comer thinks that “L.A.’s great!”
At the 2017 awards show, Comer metFleabagcreator Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and the pair partied together into the night.
… Then months later I got theKilling Eveaudition.
Did I do something cringey?’
It’s all good.'"
Now’s not my time.'
She toldVariety, “But it also happened so fast.
… You want to soak it up, not rush it, and take it all in.
I feel like I blabbered on a lot!”
For Jodie Comer, her audition for the BBC America seriesKilling Evecame when she was dealing with ahangover.
I’d been to a musical festival actually, so I wasn’t in a hurry.
I was on like a five-day hangover, and I was like, ‘Okay.
I’ve got this 13-hour flight to L.A.
I’ve got to do it.
I’ve just got to deliver.'"
The actress continued, “I just knew what I needed to do.
The audition went well, Comer landed the part, and the rest is history.
Comer continued, “I remember when it first came out and I thought, ‘Oh god.
She could be a complete caricature.'”
So by the time I left the audition, I’d gone halfway through it.
They literally had to roll me out.”
Luckily for Comer, all of the pie-eating did not go to waste because she got the part!
I was very extroverted, very in touch with my emotions.
But Comer was very good.
In fact, she won the competition after performing a monologue on theHillsborough disaster.
He was just, ‘Whoa.'"
