
Jacob Elordi
Cast · Writer
- Born
- June 26, 1997 · Brisbane, Australia
"I love movies and I love acting, and it's been my love for a long time, so I just went with it." Jacob Elordi's journey into the world of acting began with a great obsession and admiration for Heath Ledger's unforgettable portrayal of the Joker in "The Dark Knight." Born in 1997 in Australia, Elordi's rise to stardom began with his role in the Netflix original movie "The Kissing Booth." But before playing the iconic Elvis Presley in the 2023 biopic "Priscilla," he appeared in the acclaimed HBO series "Euphoria," where he showcased his talents alongside Zendaya. Her performance in Emerald Fennell's psychological drama "Saltburn" further cemented her reputation, bringing a depth and charisma as the film's "secret weapon." In Sofia Coppola's "Priscilla," he meticulously portrayed the complex character of Elvis, capturing both his charm and tumultuous nature, delivering a nuanced performance that delves into the man behind the legend. Beyond his acting side, Elordi has dabbled in modeling, most notably for Calvin Klein, and always sticks to his passions, such as surfing, beachcombing and reading.

A Creature in Search of a Name: The Bold, Blurred Identity of 'The Bride!'


The Emerald Fennell Problem


You Can't Just Pretend Race Doesn't Exist


"Catherine" and "Heathcliff" of "Wuthering Heights"


If This Is Love, I'll Stay Single


Wuthering Lows, A Review of Emerald Fennell's Latest Film


I Finally Watched Frankenstein (2025)


Is Frankenstein About AI?


I can't stop thinking about Frankenstein


Why Does Frankenstein Drink Milk?


Frankenstein | A Passionately Clumsy Adaptation that only lacks in Ambition


Frankenstein as a Film is a Creature Itself: Frankenstein Review


Frankenstein: A Passion Project That Lost Its Focus


'Frankenstein' Review: Guillermo del Toro’s Modern Prometheus


Frankenstein is The Reason Why Cinema Is So Rich and Beautiful


Girls Will Be Anything But Themselves: An Exploration of Teenage Girls on Film


The Kissing Booth, Rom-Coms, and Female Characters | A Conversation with Meganne Young


An intervened realism: Euphoria


Saltburn's Eat The Rich Commentary Only Leaves You Hungry


Casting a white guy as Heathcliff is just wrong.
