A biography for Jacob Elordihasn’t been written yet.
“It's incredibly humbling to feel like you're part of something that's seemingly a big part of the current time. It's incredibly surreal.”
“I have a resting miserable face!”
“I hated being a character to the public.”
“I got guarded for a little while, because I made a teen movie.”
“I want to have the same 80-, 85-year - more or less - experience that everyone has.”
“I'd been in L.A. for about a year, I didn't have any work and I had no money. I didn't really have anywhere to live and I was in my car and on mates' couches. My visa had like two weeks before it expired, so I was going to dip out and go back to Australia.”
“Television is cool, and I'm glad I got to take part in that, but I'm a firm believer in cinema.”
“I have never understood cards my whole life. I could never learn card games, I didn't have the patience for them.”
“I did 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and 'Seussical.' From there I took drama classes. And then from about 15, there was not much else for me to do.”
“I had to go through and delete my high school pictures because that was the Instagram that I used for my life. I wish people could understand how drastic that change was.”
“Movies and TV are selective with what you see, you get this glory reel of a person's life.”
“I love cinema and I love acting, and it's sort of been my love for the longest time now, so I kinda just let myself go.”
“My theory is, you never know when you are going to end up in a hospital waiting room.”
“My car was like a hoarder's, stacked with boxes and coat hangers and things.”
“I still want to be in touch with my younger self, which is everything that I am.”
“No, I don't think I would call myself a theater kid necessarily, who just starts whooping out ballads and songs. I'm more dramatic like in a drama movie. I'll make everything 10 times more intense, serious, or heartbreaking than it needs to be.”
“I'd hate to play someone who's morally correct all the time.”
“I'm aging.”
“For a long while, I've wanted to be able to act and to be able to showcase that has been just an absolute pleasure.”
“Do the work. That's exactly what I had written on my mirror above my bed, and it's hard to explain because it's just in your gut.”