Jacob Elordi flirts up a storm with mystery woman after breaking down in tears over 13-minute standing ovation at Venice Film Festival

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Recently divorced Jacob Elordi was spotted engaging affectionately with an unidentified lady while exploring Venice, Italy, on Sunday. The pair seemed to be traveling in a vehicle that resembled a van.

With a broad smile, the 28-year-old Australian engaged cheerfully with the brunette lady, his face adorned with stylish orange-tinted sunglasses.

It’s evident that Jacob has a preference for slender, brown-haired Caucasian women, as demonstrated by his past relationships with social media influencer Olivia Jade Gianulli and model Kaia Gerber.

On August 7, it was first reported by People magazine that actor Noah Centineo (the 25-year-old offspring often associated with the “nepo” system, whose parents are Lori Loughlin) and his four-year relationship with Elordi had come to an end.

Previously, the charismatic star of Euphoria was involved in a 14-month relationship with a 23-year-old, who is often referred to as a “nepo baby” of Cindy Crawford. This romantic engagement came to an end in the year 2021.

In an interesting twist, it appears that the enigmatic lady accompanying Jacob at the recent Venice International Film Festival premiere of his film “Frankenstein” might have been none other than one of his sisters – either Isabella or Jalynn – offering a warm and affectionate presence.

Media outlets shared that Guillermo del Toro’s film adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 Gothic novel, with an estimated budget of $120M, received a prolonged standing ovation ranging from 13 to 15 minutes during its premiere. This heartwarming response left both the cast and crew visibly moved within the theater.

Jacob was spotted drying his eyes during a heartfelt hug with his ‘Frankenstein’ crew – Oscar Isaac, the 60-year-old Mexican director, Mia Goth, and family members who were sitting nearby.

The 149-minute movie is set to vie for the esteemed Golden Lion award on September 6 at the festival. After that, it will appear in U.S. cinemas on October 17, followed by its release on Netflix for streaming on November 7.

The movie “Frankenstein,” which is based in Eastern Europe during the 19th century, boasts an impressive 78% approval rating from 27 critics’ reviews on Rotten Tomatoes at present.

In simpler terms, Joe Elordi has been praised more than ever before for his portrayal of Frankenstein’s Monster with a Yorkshire accent, and this notable role demanded around 10 hours of makeup application supervised by the CEO of Alchemy Studios, Glenn Hetrick.

In an interview for Variety, the actor from The Narrow Road to the Deep North elaborated on August 20th that there were numerous distinct aspects to the costume he wore.

When he’s born, he’s almost naked with an exposed chest and a proud bearing. As he matures and experiences adolescent discomforts, much like us, he begins to stoop, rounding his shoulders. In adulthood, he becomes more closed-off.

As a devoted follower, I can attest that this experience has transformed me profoundly. It has shifted my perspective on delivering performances and even how I appreciate films.

In a surprising turn of events, Andrew Garfield stepped away from playing the Monster in the movie, about nine weeks before filming was set to begin, citing scheduling conflicts as the reason. Originally, Guillermo’s regular Doug Jones had been cast for the role, with his involvement dating back to the late 90s and early 2000s.

In a conversation with Deadline last December, Garfield expressed that he was genuinely thrilled that Jacob took on the task, but felt a sense of disappointment as he missed out on the opportunity. This is because he holds a deep affection for Guillermo, Oscar, and everyone else involved in the project. Hence, his disappointment was due to not being part of this group he cherishes.

It was quite fortuitous to encounter Jacob, as it seemed like the encounter might have benefited him more than it did for me.

Felix Kammerer, Charles Dance, and Christoph Waltz also appear in the heavily-anticipated flick.

More than a dozen film adaptations of Frankenstein have graced movie screens, such as James Whale’s iconic 1931 production featuring Boris Karloff and Kenneth Branagh’s 1994 rendition with Robert De Niro in the cast.

This movie should not be confused with Maggie Gyllenhaal’s 1930s reinterpretation of The Bride, which is set to premiere in US and UK theaters on March 6th. The film features her brother Jake Gyllenhaal, Christian Bale, Penelope Cruz, Annette Bening, and Jessie Buckley.

In April, Elordi concluded his portrayal of the character Heathcliff, who was given a whitewash makeover, for the movie adaptation of Wuthering Heights. This film is set to premiere in both US and UK theaters on February 13. Notably, this project brings him back together with director Emerald Fennell, whom he had previously worked with at Saltburn.

In Emily Bronte’s novel published in 1847, Heathcliff was initially conceived as a boy with dark skin, who had been abandoned and was possibly of Romani, African, or South Asian origin, and was found in Liverpool.

The Chanel N°5 brand ambassador also concluded his role as the ‘psychopathic’ Nate Jacob

In the third season of the popular HBO series Euphoria, consisting of eight episodes, the story resumes five years following the events of season two.

‘It’s really nice to be back,’ Jacob told Variety.

I began around eight years ago, and it’s delightful to witness so many familiar faces from my past. It feels like we’re still part of the same team or cast.

In the third season of Sam Levinson’s intense drama series, fresh faces such as Sharon Stone, Rosalía, Marshawn Lynch, and Kadeem Hardison will be joining the cast.

Among Elordi’s future movies are “The Dog Stars,” a post-apocalyptic suspense directed by Ridley Scott, and the cinematic rendition of Cormac McCarthy’s 1968 novel “Outer Dark” by László Nemes.

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2025-09-01 06:49