AMC has announced that season three of its hit series is coming sooner that expected. 

The show’s third season premiere of the acclaimed Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer series has been moved forward by two weeks and will now debut on April 12. The previous premiere date was April 26. 

“We know how adored this series is and we know how keen people are for great content right now,” said Sarah Barnett, president of AMC Networks Entertainment Group and AMC Studios. “This season of Killing Eve digs deep psychologically, and with actors like Sandra Oh, Jodie Comer and Fiona Shaw the results are nothing short of astonishing. We literally couldn’t wait for fans to see it.”

Killing Eve has already been renewed for a fourth season. 

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Multiple outlets confirm that the Grey’s Anatomy alum and Killing Eve star will appear in the series from Amanda Peet, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. 

According to the streamer, the six-episode half-hour series is “centered around the Chair of an English department at a major university,” played by Oh.

Also attached is The Morning Show’s Jay Duplass. 

Peet co-wrote the script with Annie Julia Wyman. She will also serve as showrunner. Peet, Oh, David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, and Bernie Caulfield will serve as executive producers.

Peet is primarily known for her acting roles including Brockmire, The Romanoffs as well as roles in Saving Silverman, Something’s Gotta Give, and Jack & Jill.

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Many famous names have been recognized for the influence they have on the world as part of TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2019.

The prestigious list is divided into five categories: Pioneers, Artists, Leaders, Icons and Titans.

Those emanating from Hollywood include big names such as Dwayne Johnson, Taylor Swift (who is rumored to be releasing new music this month), recent Oscar winner Regina King, fellow Oscar winner Lady Gaga, Chrissy Teigen, Sandra Oh, Korean pop group BTS, Khalid, comedian Hasan Minhaj, and Richard Madden.

Not everyone made one of the special covers, but those who did included Taylor, Dwayne, and Sandra.

Now in its 16th year, the editorial director of the TIME 100, Dan Mascai, describes the list as “a community of hundreds of global leaders, many of whom support and challenge one another. And at a time when so many of our problems require cross-disciplinary solutions, they are also uniquely positioned to effect change. When you connect extraordinary people, they can do even more extra-ordinary things.”

And how extraordinary they are!

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On March 30th 2019, the Killing Eve actress made her debut on Saturday Night Live by hosting for the first time, and on March 30th 2018 she finally became an American citizen.

Sandra was born in Ottawa, Canada and has lived and worked in the United States since 1997. Twenty-one years later she received her citizenship and chose to commemorate the anniversary during her SNL monologue.

“I love Americans. You are confident and direct. And now that I am an Asian-Canadian-American, I’m trying to learn a thing or two about tooting my own horn.”

And she has every reason too, considering that in the past year she has co-hosted the Golden Globes and won a Globe, an Emmy, and a plethora of other awards for her role in Killing Eve.

Luckily, SNL regular, Leslie Jones, was on hand to offer Sandra some advice: “You have to learn how to accept a compliment… It’s not about the brag; it’s about the swag. You just have to have confidence.”

Go get ‘em, Sandra!

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The Killing Eve star, who is known for playing rather serious characters on screen, had the chance to let down her curly hair in January when she emceed the Golden Globe Awards with Andy Samberg.

Now, the 47-year-old actress is heading to Andy’s old stomping ground.

She has been confirmed to host an episode of Saturday Night Live — becoming only the second Asian-American to do so following Awkwafina’s performance late last year.

Sandra will take the reins on the 30th of March alongside Australian band Tame Impala, who will be appearing on SNL as the musical guests.

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But, according to its lead actress, Killing Eve is set to get even darker in season two.

The sophomore instalment will continue just 30 seconds after the point season one had ended, on a rather “sharp” cliffhanger, as Eve Polastri continues to hunt down the assassin Villanelle.

Sandra Oh, who plays Eve, has already picked up a multitude of awards for the role, and teased what’s in store for her character during an interview with Uproxx.

“You know, I’d say definitely for Eve’s character — her journey — it gets super dark. I feel like she is pushed to the limit in her — not so much pursuit of Villanelle at this point — but her dynamic with Villanelle and her pursuit of her job. And she’s pushed to the limit, and then she goes over. She fell over. Yeah.”

We’ll find out just how far Eve fell when Killing Eve returns on 7th of April 2019.

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Later on that day, she was congratulated by her person.

Sandra and Ellen Pompeo have had a long friendship, dating back to 2005 when they both starred on Grey’s Anatomy.

And despite Dr. Cristina Yang having discharged herself from the series, the two seem to have remained close.

So when Sandra became the first Asian woman to be nominated in the category for her work on Killing Eve, Ellen sent not one, but two congratulatory tweets!

Yes!!! So incredibly happy for @IamSandraOh who deserves this more than anyone..No one can touch this girls dedication to story telling or her talent. https://t.co/ObpaOk0SKe

— Ellen Pompeo (@EllenPompeo) July 13, 2018

I was not on my phone yesterday and clearly missed ALOT!!! Congratulations @IamSandraOh this is beyond well deserved and your history making is incredibly moving. Can't wait to hear your speech!! Which will have us in tears and laughing at the same time no I'm sure.. https://t.co/q8Wv6VoakR

— Ellen Pompeo (@EllenPompeo) July 13, 2018

On Grey’s, Sandra and Ellen played best friends, often referring to each other as one another’s “person”.

Miss Oh will find out whether she’s won when the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards take place on the 15th of September, and we’re sure that the whole of Grey Sloan Memorial will be cheering her on!

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It’s been 4 years since Sandra Oh gave her dose of sharp wit to patients on Grey’s Anatomy. Meredith’s best friend and Seattle Grace’s top cardiologist left at the end of the show’s 10th season, leaving a massive hole in fans’ hearts (no pun intended).

Ever since McFans have been hoping that Dr. Yang will show up along the hospital corridors to whip everyone back into shape with her “dark and twisty” directness.

But it seems as though that hold-up in the waiting room is going to be extended because Sandra has said that she doesn’t see herself donning her scrubs again anytime soon.

“The idea of stepping back into the Cristina shoes, it doesn’t feel right to me right now,” said the actress who is now starting on BBC drama, Killing Eve.

“It’s so funny. Every year, it’s like I hear that I’m coming back to the show. Like for real. But what I realize is, in a way that I’m really pleased and grateful for, is that the show is continuing on with its life and that the show and the people who are still attached to the show are still attached to Cristina. It means a lot to me.”

Ah, Sandra. You’ll always be our “person”.

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AMC has announced that season three of its hit series is coming sooner that expected. 

The show’s third season premiere of the acclaimed Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer series has been moved forward by two weeks and will now debut on April 12. The previous premiere date was April 26. 

“We know how adored this series is and we know how keen people are for great content right now,” said Sarah Barnett, president of AMC Networks Entertainment Group and AMC Studios. “This season of Killing Eve digs deep psychologically, and with actors like Sandra Oh, Jodie Comer and Fiona Shaw the results are nothing short of astonishing. We literally couldn’t wait for fans to see it.”

Killing Eve has already been renewed for a fourth season. 

The post “Killing Eve” Season 3 Premiere is Moved Up appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Multiple outlets confirm that the Grey’s Anatomy alum and Killing Eve star will appear in the series from Amanda Peet, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. 

According to the streamer, the six-episode half-hour series is “centered around the Chair of an English department at a major university,” played by Oh.

Also attached is The Morning Show’s Jay Duplass. 

Peet co-wrote the script with Annie Julia Wyman. She will also serve as showrunner. Peet, Oh, David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, and Bernie Caulfield will serve as executive producers.

Peet is primarily known for her acting roles including Brockmire, The Romanoffs as well as roles in Saving Silverman, Something’s Gotta Give, and Jack & Jill.

The post Sandra Oh to Star in Netflix’s “The Chair” appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Many famous names have been recognized for the influence they have on the world as part of TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2019.

The prestigious list is divided into five categories: Pioneers, Artists, Leaders, Icons and Titans.

Those emanating from Hollywood include big names such as Dwayne Johnson, Taylor Swift (who is rumored to be releasing new music this month), recent Oscar winner Regina King, fellow Oscar winner Lady Gaga, Chrissy Teigen, Sandra Oh, Korean pop group BTS, Khalid, comedian Hasan Minhaj, and Richard Madden.

Not everyone made one of the special covers, but those who did included Taylor, Dwayne, and Sandra.

Now in its 16th year, the editorial director of the TIME 100, Dan Mascai, describes the list as “a community of hundreds of global leaders, many of whom support and challenge one another. And at a time when so many of our problems require cross-disciplinary solutions, they are also uniquely positioned to effect change. When you connect extraordinary people, they can do even more extra-ordinary things.”

And how extraordinary they are!

The post “TIME” Names its 100 Most Influential People appeared first on TheDailyDay.

On March 30th 2019, the Killing Eve actress made her debut on Saturday Night Live by hosting for the first time, and on March 30th 2018 she finally became an American citizen.

Sandra was born in Ottawa, Canada and has lived and worked in the United States since 1997. Twenty-one years later she received her citizenship and chose to commemorate the anniversary during her SNL monologue.

“I love Americans. You are confident and direct. And now that I am an Asian-Canadian-American, I’m trying to learn a thing or two about tooting my own horn.”

And she has every reason too, considering that in the past year she has co-hosted the Golden Globes and won a Globe, an Emmy, and a plethora of other awards for her role in Killing Eve.

Luckily, SNL regular, Leslie Jones, was on hand to offer Sandra some advice: “You have to learn how to accept a compliment… It’s not about the brag; it’s about the swag. You just have to have confidence.”

Go get ‘em, Sandra!

The post Sandra Oh Made Her “SNL” Debut on a Very Special Day appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The Killing Eve star, who is known for playing rather serious characters on screen, had the chance to let down her curly hair in January when she emceed the Golden Globe Awards with Andy Samberg.

Now, the 47-year-old actress is heading to Andy’s old stomping ground.

She has been confirmed to host an episode of Saturday Night Live — becoming only the second Asian-American to do so following Awkwafina’s performance late last year.

Sandra will take the reins on the 30th of March alongside Australian band Tame Impala, who will be appearing on SNL as the musical guests.

The post Sandra Oh to Make Her “SNL” Debut appeared first on TheDailyDay.

But, according to its lead actress, Killing Eve is set to get even darker in season two.

The sophomore instalment will continue just 30 seconds after the point season one had ended, on a rather “sharp” cliffhanger, as Eve Polastri continues to hunt down the assassin Villanelle.

Sandra Oh, who plays Eve, has already picked up a multitude of awards for the role, and teased what’s in store for her character during an interview with Uproxx.

“You know, I’d say definitely for Eve’s character — her journey — it gets super dark. I feel like she is pushed to the limit in her — not so much pursuit of Villanelle at this point — but her dynamic with Villanelle and her pursuit of her job. And she’s pushed to the limit, and then she goes over. She fell over. Yeah.”

We’ll find out just how far Eve fell when Killing Eve returns on 7th of April 2019.

The post “Killing Eve” To Have An Even Darker Second Season appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Later on that day, she was congratulated by her person.

Sandra and Ellen Pompeo have had a long friendship, dating back to 2005 when they both starred on Grey’s Anatomy.

And despite Dr. Cristina Yang having discharged herself from the series, the two seem to have remained close.

So when Sandra became the first Asian woman to be nominated in the category for her work on Killing Eve, Ellen sent not one, but two congratulatory tweets!

Yes!!! So incredibly happy for @IamSandraOh who deserves this more than anyone..No one can touch this girls dedication to story telling or her talent. https://t.co/ObpaOk0SKe

— Ellen Pompeo (@EllenPompeo) July 13, 2018

I was not on my phone yesterday and clearly missed ALOT!!! Congratulations @IamSandraOh this is beyond well deserved and your history making is incredibly moving. Can't wait to hear your speech!! Which will have us in tears and laughing at the same time no I'm sure.. https://t.co/q8Wv6VoakR

— Ellen Pompeo (@EllenPompeo) July 13, 2018

On Grey’s, Sandra and Ellen played best friends, often referring to each other as one another’s “person”.

Miss Oh will find out whether she’s won when the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards take place on the 15th of September, and we’re sure that the whole of Grey Sloan Memorial will be cheering her on!

The post Ellen Pompeo and Sandra Oh are Still Close and Here’s the Tweet to Prove It appeared first on TheDailyDay.

It’s been 4 years since Sandra Oh gave her dose of sharp wit to patients on Grey’s Anatomy. Meredith’s best friend and Seattle Grace’s top cardiologist left at the end of the show’s 10th season, leaving a massive hole in fans’ hearts (no pun intended).

Ever since McFans have been hoping that Dr. Yang will show up along the hospital corridors to whip everyone back into shape with her “dark and twisty” directness.

But it seems as though that hold-up in the waiting room is going to be extended because Sandra has said that she doesn’t see herself donning her scrubs again anytime soon.

“The idea of stepping back into the Cristina shoes, it doesn’t feel right to me right now,” said the actress who is now starting on BBC drama, Killing Eve.

“It’s so funny. Every year, it’s like I hear that I’m coming back to the show. Like for real. But what I realize is, in a way that I’m really pleased and grateful for, is that the show is continuing on with its life and that the show and the people who are still attached to the show are still attached to Cristina. It means a lot to me.”

Ah, Sandra. You’ll always be our “person”.

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