Lars Meier

Lars Meier surfaces on the edges of the show's world of contract killers and handlers, a quiet, watchful presence whose calm suggests long practice at violence rather than any interest in explaining himself. He says little, gives nothing away, and seems entirely at ease being underestimated.

Sigurðsson plays him with a stillness that makes the character feel dangerous without a single raised voice — the kind of performance where a slow blink does more work than a monologue. Killing Eve thrives on unassuming killers, and he fits that mould with unnerving precision, all restraint and implication.