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Elton John Thrilled To Be Featured In Killing Eve

by Paul Cashmere on May 14, 2020

in News

Elton John was “thrilled” to feature so heavily in the latest episode of Killing Eve as he’s a massive fan of the TV series.

Elton John and his music are a big part of the new instalment of the spy-action thriller, which tells the story of two fiercely intelligent women, Sandra Oh’s Eve and Jodie Comer’s Villanelle, who go head-to-head in a dangerous game of cat and mouse.

During this week’s episode, a boy, who is a long-lost relative of Villanelle’s and a big fan of the music star, asked her what she thinks the singer would eat if he were in Berlin or Vienna.

He also leads Villanelle in a rendition of Crocodile Rock, as well as giving her a note which reads: “Go see Elton.”

Sharing a snap of Comer’s character wearing oversized heart-shaped glasses, much like his own, the 73-year-old posted on Instagram: “#KillingEve is such a groundbreaking series. And I was thrilled to be included in this week’s episode. I think the glasses suit you @jodiemcomer!”

The 27-year-old was clearly delighted with the mention, as she responded with a shocked emoji and a heart underneath Elton’s post, and also shared it on her Instagram Stories.

She also shared a post from Elton’s own Stories timeline on her own page, showing him saying: “I love this @jodiemcomer. You look fabulous.”

“I can’t even act cool. I’m going to look at this whenever I’m sad,” she captioned her post.

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