Julian

Julian turns up in Eve's orbit as one of the many odd, faintly bureaucratic men who drift through the world of espionage — polite, a little absurd, never quite as harmless as he first seems. He talks in the clipped, evasive way of someone used to not answering questions directly.

Julian Barratt brings his deadpan comic instincts to a show that thrives on tonal whiplash, finding the dry absurdity in institutional menace without ever winking at the audience. It's a small role, but his flat, unbothered delivery fits Killing Eve's habit of making danger feel like an inconvenience rather than a crisis.