Sunday 22 May 2022 12:34 AM 'Staff registered their warning!' Jodie Comer 'in ANOTHER security scare after ... trends now
Jodie Comer is allegedly embroiled in yet another security scare as the same 'odd' fan who targeted her previously waited outside the Harold Pinter Theatre in London's West End following her performance in Prima Facie last Saturday night.
It comes just weeks after the actress, 29, was whisked out of a separate door when a man exhibiting 'worrying' behaviour in a suit with flowers attempted to meet the star at her usual exit.
Now, he is thought to have returned to the spot - however onlookers soon recognised and pointed him out to the venue's security staff.
Scary! Jodie Comer is allegedly embroiled in ANOTHER security scare as the same 'odd' fan who targeted her previously waited outside her theatre after her West End performance
A source told The Sun: 'He seemed to be trying to act casually but kept moving around. First he was across the road, then he moved to one side, and then another.'
They added that it appeared as though he was trying to avoid being noticed.
However, her 'die hard' fans alerted security who 'identified him as the same man who had raised concerns before', it has been claimed.
The onlooker continued: 'That night, Jodie came out and got straight into her car. But some of her die-hard fans recognised him and pointed him out to security.
Oh dear: It comes just weeks after a man exhibiting 'worrying' behaviour in a suit with flowers attempted to meet the actress, 29, at her usual exit (pictured in-character in April 2022)
'The staff registered their warning and told them that Jodie isn't stopping to greet fans outside the stage door at the moment. They insisted that her safety is paramount.'
Representatives for Jodie and the Harold Pinter Theatre have been contacted for comment by MailOnline.
Theatregoers appeared to have taken a step back after Jodie has been mobbed by huge crowds outside the venue since her West End debut last month.
It comes after Jodie reportedly found herself at the centre of a security scare after a fan allegedly tried to get under a shutter to the stage door at the theatre of her play.
Phew! Now, he is thought to have returned to the spot - however onlookers soon recognised and pointed him out to the venue's security staff
Her popularity has no doubt soared after picking up the Leading Actress gong for her role in Channel 4's Help at this year's BAFTA Television Awards, held at London's Royal Festival Hall earlier this month.
Jodie, who won the category in 2019 for Killing Eve, admitted she was 'very nervous' as she took to the stage to receive her award for her outstanding performance in the pandemic drama.
The star, who looked stunning in a plunging tuxedo inspired gown which clung to her incredible figure, revealed how she directly messaged one of the show's bosses hoping to work with them.
Accepting her award, Jodie said: 'Hello! I'm so nervous! I want to say a huge thank you to Channel 4, I slid into the screenwriter's DMs years ago to say I wanted to work with him.
Oh dear: A source said: 'He seemed to be trying to act casually but kept moving around. First he was across the road, then he moved to one side, and then another'
'Thank you Stephen Graham who I'm gonna thank for the rest of my life. Thank you most of all to all the carers and to the people from the Dementia Society.
'It was such a privilege to be a part of. And thank you mum!'
It comes after a fan allegedly tried to get under a shutter to the stage door at the theatre of her one-woman show Prima Facie.
Last month, it was reported that Jodie was whisked out of a separate door at the theatre after a man in a suit with flowers attempted to meet the star at her usual exit.
According to The Sun, the man was exhibiting 'worrying' behaviour to security staff and it was said at the time that Jodie would no
