A biography for Jacob Elordihasn’t been written yet.
“I want to have a life.”
“I had this abundance of confidence in myself because I could do both: I was quite good at sport, and I think I was quite good at theatre.”
“I don't have a phone.”
“I don't want to miss anything by sitting on some overly sour pile of candy.”
“I don't want to come to the end of my career and have not been candid and said what's going on and how it feels.”
“I have a brother and a dad as well, but I grew up in a house of women, you know?”
“I could never understand, how could you label anything, ever? How could you label sport as masculine? How does your sexuality inform your prowess as an athlete, or your prowess as a performer?”
“I hope that's what the performance is in 'Euphoria.' It's muscle and heart. It's Montgomery Clift and Marlon Brando.”
“Every morning I want to wake up and be excited about what I'm going to do. I want it to be honest and fulfilling for me personally, and then maybe it can be fulfilling for the rest of the world, too.”
“There's a smorgasbord of films that are out there and you never even hear about, which are just absolutely incredible.”
“I didn't much like being at school. I found it kind of boring.”
“I used to be so self-conscious of having a unibrow. I would make my mum tweeze out the middle.”
“I just felt very corny, and I felt like I had to prove to everyone that I was a serious actor. I felt terribly misunderstood.”
“I get super restless so I just make work for myself.”
“I don't really enjoy the process of eating, I feel like it wastes a lot of time.”
“I think we hold love in our DNA, and in our bones, and I don't think it ever really goes away.”
“When you find yourself in uncomfortable social situations... you look busy when you are chewing.”
“I'll sit for a couple of hours and write and do rewrites, and then I'll read and then I have a little area where I can paint.”
“I've never really considered myself a 'brand' that's got to stay relevant.”
“I don't watch a lot of - I don't know anything about the awards, really. It's kind of like fashion. Not my business.”