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Role

Actress

Date of birth

03/11/1993

Place of birth

Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK

Also known as

Jodie Marie Comer

Джоді Комер

Джоди Комер

جودی کمر

جودی کومر

ジョディ・カマー

朱迪·科默

茱蒂·康默

조디 코머

Awards

1 win & 4 nominations

Primetime Emmy Awards

1 win & 2 nominations

Golden Globes, USA

2 nominations

Jodie Comer

Biography

Jodie Comer is a British actress from Liverpool, England. She is known for playing Rey's mother in Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker, Villanelle in Killing Eve, Marguerite de Carrouges in The Last Duel, Kate Parks from Doctor Foster, Millie Rusk in Free Guy and Chloe Gemell from My Mad Fat Diary.

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Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker

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28 Years Later

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Role: Isla

Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker

6.3

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Role: Rey's Mother

The Bikeriders

6.7

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Role: Kathy

Free Guy

7.4

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Role: Millie

The Last Duel

7.4

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Role: Marguerite de Carrouges

The End We Start From

5.9

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Role: Woman

England Is Mine

5.8

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Role: Christine

National Theatre Live: Prima Facie

9.1

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Role: Tessa

Either Way

8.3

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Role: Madam

The Last Disturbance of Madeline Hynde

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The Death of Robin Hood

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Zombie Cinema Isn't Dead, but Cinema Etiquette Might Be

There’s something deeply ironic about watching a movie like 28 Years Later — a movie about the decayed remnants of civil society and the long-term effects of post-apocalyptic upbringing — surrounded by people who behave like they were raised in a bunker by an iPad and a sack of Hi-chew. And look, I’m not some purist who thinks movie theaters need to be as silent as a confessional — I love a rowdy audience when it’s earned. The right crowd can turn a good movie into a spiritual experience. I’m ta

Jenn The Editor: I'm going to see it on Cheap Tuesday.. arguably the worst audiences on those nights. Wish me luck

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Zombie Cinema Isn't Dead, but Cinema Etiquette Might Be

28 Years Later Will Tear Apart Your Flesh and Burrow Its Way Into Your Heart

I believe elevated horror can only go so far before it reaches its apex. Before its spirit becomes diluted by those who do not understand the message inherent within the genre and instead affix its mask onto hollow schlock. Horror doesn't need to be smart, it just needs to be affecting. But 28 Years Later achieves both and Danny Boyle once again sets the standard for what a zombie film can be. Horror, at its best, reacts to its environment;, It adapts and changes to fit the societal climate. Jus

The DC: The film has a perfectly defined aesthetic and feel to it, and it works. Also, I've been listening to the same 3 songs from the film all weekend

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28 Years Later Will Tear Apart Your Flesh and Burrow Its Way Into Your Heart

'28 Years Later' Review: A Horror of the Heart

When 28 Days Later erupted onto screens in 2002, director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland didn’t just resurrect the zombie genre – they rewrote its DNA. Gritty digital cinematography, adrenalized pacing, and a hauntingly plausible viral outbreak made their original film feel as if the apocalypse could break out in our backyard. It wasn’t about the undead; it was about rage and what it stripped from humanity. The infected weren’t shuffling corpses – they were sprinting symbols of uncontrollab

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Dementia, Duty, and Desire: Charting Manhood 28 Years Later

Danny Boyle returns like a fever dream with 28 Years Later, the unexpected but violently thrilling third installment of his once cult, now classic zombie saga. Forget the grainy, 480p Blair Witch esque desperation of 2002; Boyle armed now with razor sharp visuals and daring digital trickery, delivers an experience as polished as it is savage. The grit remains, the grime echoes through CRT filtered nostalgia, but now every drop of blood feels deliciously intentional, each scream razor cut clean.

Matthew Alan Schmidt: I'd say at least three of the infected scenes in this film deserve a spot in the All-Time Zombie Movie Top 10

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Dementia, Duty, and Desire: Charting Manhood 28 Years Later

28 Years Later: Memento Mori, Memento Amoris

We can endure hunger, thirst, and fatigue, But not, no, no, no, not the chronic sight of them… Boots, boots, boots, boots, marching up and down again! And there’s no discharge in the war! It’s not so bad by day because of company, But the night brings long files of forty thousand million Boots, boots, boots, boots, marching up and down again. And there’s no discharge in the war! I’ve marched six weeks in Hell and I can certify It isn’t darkness or anything like that, But boots, boots, boots, boo

Lucas.: Nice article but I feel like I'm missing your opinion on the movie! I was wondering if we were gonna agree or disagree but I still don't know. For me, I was disappointed by this movie. I felt it had a strong first act but then progressively got weaker as the movie continued.

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28 Years Later: Memento Mori, Memento Amoris

Villanelle; blonde, killer and adorable.

“Don’t talk to me like that, Eve. I like you, but not that much. Don’t forget: you’re only interesting because of me.” - Villanelle Overcoming the so frequent police chase, Killing Eve establishes a dynamic between its two protagonists – Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh), a police officer for the British intelligence service, and Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a serial killer. With her career in decline, despite her impeccable intuition and fixation on brutal crimes, Eve is tasked with identifying and arresti

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Villanelle; blonde, killer and adorable.

Welcome Back To the Zombie Genre with 28 Years Later

28 Years Later finally arrived after two decades later, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland return to direct and write this third installement and if you haven‘t seen the first two movies, 28 Years Later is a self contained story that is set after the second movie, but it‘s not a necessary watch… It‘s set 28 years later after the outbreak of the Rage Virus, the world is trying to rebuild and some survivors found a space outside of the mainland that is virus free and follows Spike, a 14 year old boy, wh

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Welcome Back To the Zombie Genre with 28 Years Later

Adolescence and the Hereditary Curse of Toxic Masculinity

A Social Issues Drama Wrapped in Dazzling Form Netflix, a platform almost synonymous with mediocre content, has finally delivered a major hit. Adolescence is a four-episode limited series starring, co-written, and co-produced by the seasoned British actor Stephen Graham (The Irishman, Help, Swimming with Men). It’s also executive-produced by Brad Pitt—his former collaborator from Snatch—and tackles highly topical issues of youth crime and misogynistic culture. With such a powerful combination, t

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Adolescence and the Hereditary Curse of Toxic Masculinity

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