Style Emily Atack reinterprets Killing Eve hitwoman Villanelle as a YouTuber

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She's already targeted close friend Holly Willoughby, but this time Emily Atack sets her sights on a rather less wholesome character in the latest clip from her forthcoming show.

The actress makes a game attempt at impersonating Killing Eve character Villanelle, the Russian contract killer played to aplomb by Jodie Comer, in a playful skit from episode one of The Emily Atack Show.

Playing the character's deadpan delivery for laughs, Emily reinterprets Villanelle as a YouTuber with her own fashion channel, appropriately titled Style Assassin.

© Provided by Daily Mail Here we go: Emily Atack makes a game attempt at impersonating Killing Eve character Villanelle in a playful skit from episode one of The Emily Atack Show, which airs on Wednesday

Wearing a variation of the iconic pink Molly Goddard gown worn by Comer in series one, the actress adopts her best Russian accent while offering style tips to 'subscribers.'

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real-life hitwoman who used her legendary sexual prowess to help kill 23 for Basque separatists Eta Killing Eve 's Villanelle is based on the real-life hitwoman Idoia López Riaño Riaño was an assassin for armed leftist Basque oraganisation known as Eta Basque Separatist group's leading commandos during the 1980s after being recruited as a

'Putting Villanelle online was a long shot, but I believed in her' Jennings says. Get your FREE copy of the brilliant book Killing Eve : Codename Villanelle , only with Saturday’s Daily Mail In the first story, Villanelle assassinates a Mafia boss by stabbing him in the eye with a stiletto disguised as a hairclip.

'People always ask me what to wear on first dates and I tell them I always dress to kill – obvious,' she says. 'Always wear red, and when you’re on your way back from your day job they won’t see blood stains on your clothes – clever huh?

'Accessorize with belt to accentuate the waist. Belt also doubles as a weapon… anything can be used as a weapon if you use your imagination.

© Provided by Daily Mail Funny: Playing the character's deadpan delivery for laughs, Emily reinterprets Villanelle as a YouTuber with her own fashion channel, appropriately titled Style Assassin

© Provided by Daily Mail The original: The actress wears a a variation of the iconic pink Molly Goddard gown worn by Comer in series one of Killing Eve (pictured)

'Finally, never wear your coat inside, otherwise you won’t feel the benefit when you go outside. My mother told me that. She also told me how to skin rabbit and make blade with spoon.'

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Ending the skit, she adds: 'Click here to subscribe. Click here if you’d like me to kill a member of your family. And remember, nothing looks as good as dead feels.'

Other previously aired clips find Emily mimicking This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby as she hosts a segment before breaking wind.

© Provided by Daily Mail Light relief: Reflecting on her new show, Emily insisted its an opportunity for people to escape the current social and political climate, albeit for a short period of time

© Provided by Daily Mail Just like old times: 'It’s a reminder of real life. What it was before and what it will be again,' she said. 'There’s no reference to COVID whatsoever in the series - you wouldn't think it was filmed in the middle of a pandemic'

Reflecting on her new show, the actress insisted it's an opportunity for people to escape the current social and political climate, albeit for a short period of time.

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Black comedy series Killing Eve is inspired by the series of novels titled Villanelle by Luke Jennings. The four novellas were first published as e-books She was trained as a hitwoman and, like in the series, became a target for British Intelligence agent Eve Polastri. READ MORE: Killing Eve season

Killing Eve fans have had a painfully long wait for season 2 to come to the UK The episode charted what follows, with Eve heading back to London in a daze while Villanelle The episode saw Eve being re-hired by Carolyn [Fiona Shaw] to hunt Villanelle , while the hitwoman escaped the hospital and

She said: 'It’s a reminder of real life. What it was before and what it will be again. There’s no reference to COVID whatsoever in the series - you wouldn't think it was filmed in the middle of a pandemic.

'Obviously the restrictions we had on set were incredibly tight. It was so difficult to film and unlike any other filming experience I’ve ever had, but we wanted to make sure that it was a COVID free show and I just really hope it gives people some form of escapism.

'It's good to laugh at silly fun things again. I’m hoping it comes at a time when we all need this a little bit.'

The Emily Atack show starts on Wednesday November 4th, ITV2 at 10:00pm.