We just can’t get enough of Jodie Comer, especially after her standout role at the center of the love triangle with Austin Butler and Tom Hardy in “The Bikeriders.”
With 34 movies and series to her name, it’s hard to single out just one standout performance. She’s excelled both as Villanelle in “Killing Eve” and as Marguerite de Carrouges in “The Last Duel,” among many other roles.
However, some of her most intriguing works are yet to come. Check out what Jodie Comer has in store next.
Jodie Comer’s upcoming movies and TV shows
28 Years Later – 2025
Jodie Comer has one of the biggest releases of 2025 ahead! The highly anticipated “28 Years Later” will be the third film in the franchise created by Danny Boyle.
While the plot hasn’t been announced yet, we know that Cillian Murphy will reprise his role as Jim, whom we last saw in the first movie recovering at a remote cottage in Cumbria after being shot and prior to being rescued by a Finnish fighter jet.
As one of the most beloved horror series, “28 Years Later” is sure to bring Jodie Comer significant recognition in the genre. She will be joined by Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Ralph Fiennes, among others.
The Last Disturbance of Madeline Hynde – TBA
While we don’t know much about “The Last Disturbance of Madeline Hynde,” we can expect it to be of high quality since Jodie Comer chose to star in it during a very busy time in her career.
Who could resist the opportunity to work with Kenneth Branagh? From “Thor” to the acclaimed modern adaptations of Agatha Christie’s works, Branagh has proven himself as a versatile director. Collaborating with him is a fantastic opportunity for any actor.
According to Deadline, the film he will helm is set to be a contemporary psychological thriller. Given Branagh’s signature style, it will likely revolve around a mystery that needs to be solved.
Big Swiss – TBA
Jodie Comer’s versatility as an actress is well-known, and her role in “Big Swiss” will likely showcase this even further. The production is a drama series set to air on Max.
Its story follows a woman starting a new life in New York, where she takes a job transcribing sex therapy sessions anonymously. While working, she becomes obsessed with one of the clients, Flavia, also known as “Big Swiss,” portrayed by Comer.
For those wanting to know more about the plot, know that it is an adaptation of Jen Beagin’s third novel, published last year. Details about the release date and additional cast members are still under wraps.
