At the 82nd Venice Film Festival, the star Jacob Elordi ended up at the center of a minor drama on August 30 during the world premiere of Frankenstein. THE Euphoria The actor, who is in Venice to promote the highly anticipated film, had a brief but stormy exchange with a festival security guard.
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While welcoming the fans and taking photos during the red carpet event, Elordi was seen by saying to the guard: “I’m going to take a photo here”, before slamming: “never tell me what to do.” A video of the incident quickly became viral on Tiktok, triggering mixed reactions from viewers.
Some fans supported Elordi, praising his kindness while he posed for photos with fans. However, others criticized the actor for his tone, suggesting that the security guard was just doing his job. A commentator on Tiktok wrote: “It was really great Elordi”, while another added: “It was a bit disrespectful towards the security guard”.
#JacoBelordi And Oscar Isaac wins a 13 -minute standing ovation for Guillermo del Toro #Frankensteinthe biggest of #Venicefilmfestival so far. https://t.co/6tw7c7tjpr pic.twitter.com/nau4c2psta
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Despite the brief confrontation, Elordi continued with his fans interactions before heading to the projection of Frankenstein. The actor looked dashing in a black suit and a bow tie and joined his other distribution members, notably Oscar Isaac and Guillermo Del Toro, for projection, which ended with a powerful 13 -minute standing ovation. The emotional moment made Elordi cry.
In FrankensteinElardi plays the emblematic monster, with Isaac representing Victor Frankenstein and Mia Goth playing his romantic interest. Elardi recently shared during the press conference that the role felt deeply personal towards him, saying: “The creature that is on the screen in this film is the purest kind of form of myself. It is more me than me. “
