‘Killing Eve’ Season 4 Shoot Delayed Indefinitely As Coronavirus Sticks Knife Into BBC America Show

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Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Production on Season 4 of BBC America’s Killing Eve has been postponed indefinitely as the show’s complicated European shoot schedule has been hammered by coronavirus.Deadline can reveal that Sid Gentle Films was originally aiming to get cameras rolling on the Emmy and Golden Globe-winning drama in August, as it has with the past three series.

But the company has now abandoned the plans and is yet to set a restart date for later this year.The main reason for the delay is because Killing Eve is a jigsaw of European location shoots, many of which have been rendered difficult at this time due to the pandemic.

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