2026年2月15日 / 美国东部时间上午9:39 / CBS新闻
一百年前，查理·卓别林、玛丽·皮克福德和道格拉斯·费尔班克斯等一群人在洛杉矶市中心建造了一座西班牙哥特式杰作——当时被称为“联艺剧院”。对于像演员雅各布·艾洛迪这样的真正影迷来说，这里就像一座教堂。
参观这座好莱坞地标时，艾洛迪说：“是的，我喜欢看电影。”
而他也制作着人们喜爱的电影。
在吉尔莫·德尔·托罗执导的《弗兰肯斯坦》中，艾洛迪饰演怪物一角，这一角色为他赢得了评论界的赞誉，并在28岁时获得奥斯卡提名。
艾洛迪称奥斯卡提名公布的那一刻绝对是“掐我一下（确认不是梦）”的时刻：“我当时就想，你知道，就坐在那里，‘醒醒，醒醒，醒醒，醒醒，醒醒，醒醒，醒醒’，他说。‘我可能会死，但永远无法完全相信我真的入围了，你知道吗？’”
这种感觉至今仍在。“是的。我喜欢这种感觉。”
在《弗兰肯斯坦》中，即使化妆团队花了数小时将他打造成怪物，他的人性依然闪耀。当被问及上妆和佩戴全套假人需要多长时间时，艾洛迪说：“这要看情况；当他刚‘诞生’时，从头到脚的雕塑般妆容，取决于我们的动作量，可能需要10或11小时。”
怪物造型和角色的肢体表现可能看起来有些残酷。但艾洛迪不是那种会让一点逆境阻挡自己的人。当被问及是否曾想过演艺生涯不适合自己时，他回答：“从未。不，从来没有。我从15岁起就认真地走在这条路上。至今热情未减，这让我非常非常开心！”
艾洛迪出生并成长于澳大利亚布里斯班，从小就发现了对表演的热爱。2018年电影《亲吻亭》中的主角让他崭露头角，HBO Max剧集《亢奋》则让他跻身年轻成年观众的视野。
但他表示，导演索菲亚·科波拉让他更上一层楼，邀请他在《普瑞西拉》中饰演国王。“我认为扮演猫王是我在银幕上做过的最困难的事情，”他说。“我感觉自己在敲好莱坞的门，‘求你，认真对待我。’然后他们回应了，给了我这个角色——我当时想，‘哦，不。不，索菲亚·科波拉？她想让我扮演猫王？好吧。天哪。’这不可能只是一个女主角喜欢的‘ guy ’，或者什么。我本来很想只演‘ guy ’。但不行，必须是猫王。这很棒。我觉得这对我来说是一个很大的突破，和我自己完全不同。”
如今，凭借职业生涯中迄今为止最大的角色，艾洛迪获得了奥斯卡提名——还有一位自豪的母亲。
“这特别美好，”他说，“因为——这听起来很戏剧化，但我记得（任何说没这样做过的演员都是骗子）你小时候会练习奥斯卡获奖感言，构思这个梦想。我记得15或16岁时就这么做。我记得我会流泪，因为我想，‘妈妈看不到这个。’而当我获得提名那天，妈妈在我身边。我意识到，你知道，妈妈会看到这一切。她会看到她所有努力的成果，她投入的所有时间和爱，现在我们可以一起分享了。 ”
站在洛杉矶百老汇的联合剧院里，艾洛迪说：“我真不敢相信我现在在洛杉矶和你交谈并拍摄电影。”
他说，这种感觉仍然不真实：“是的，绝对是，而且可能永远如此。因为这是一份奇幻的工作。这是一份没人能得到的工作。我觉得有点受宠若惊。说实话，有时我会为自己能从事这份工作而感到有点不好意思，你知道吗？
“你值得这份荣誉，”我说。
“就现在！”他笑着说。
而现在，他正充分享受这份荣耀。艾洛迪的新电影《呼啸山庄》与同为澳大利亚人的玛格特·罗比合作，于周五上映，在社交媒体上引发大量讨论。
点击下方视频播放器观看《呼啸山庄》预告片：
https://youtu.be/3fLCdIYShEQ
但就像这座古老的剧院一样，雅各布·艾洛迪希望打造经得起时间考验的作品。
我问他：“在我看来，你有意识地决定不让这个行业的那个部分——名利机器——影响你，比如你和社交媒体的关系。你不常使用社交媒体。”
“我和社交媒体没有任何关系，”艾洛迪说。“我的梦想是成为一名演员。我的梦想是出演电影。而我得到了完全想要的一切。我看到的正是我梦想中的样子。我过着我梦想中的生活。所以，对我来说，这就是我能承受的全部！”
点击下方视频播放器观看《弗兰肯斯坦》预告片：
https://youtu.be/8aulMPhE12g
网络独家：观看雅各布·艾洛迪的延长采访（视频）
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/extended-interview-jacob-elordi/
更多信息：
- 吉尔莫·德尔·托罗的《弗兰肯斯坦》目前正在影院上映并在Netflix流媒体平台播放
- 埃默拉尔德·芬内尔的《呼啸山庄》将于2月13日在影院和IMAX上映
- 感谢洛杉矶百老汇的联合剧院
故事制作：John D’Amelio。编辑：Remington Korper。
相关阅读：
- 吉尔莫·德尔·托罗谈《弗兰肯斯坦》与重制怪物（《周日早间》）
“Frankenstein,” “Wuthering Heights” star Jacob Elordi: “My dream was to play in the movies”
February 15, 2026 / 9:39 AM EST / CBS News
A hundred years ago, a group including Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks built a Spanish gothic masterpiece – what was then called the United Artists Theatre – in downtown Los Angeles. For the true movie fan, like actor Jacob Elordi, it’s kind of a church.
Visiting the Hollywood landmark, Elordi said, “Yeah, I love going to the movies.”
And he also makes movies that people love.
Jacob Elordi as The Creature in “Frankenstein.” Ken Woroner/Netflix © 2025
In Guillermo Del Toro’s “Frankenstein,” Elordi is the Creature, a role that has brought him critical acclaim and, at age 28, an Oscar nomination.
Elordi said the Oscar announcement was definitely a “pinch me” moment: “I was like, you know, just sat there, like, ‘Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up,’” he said. “I’ll probably die and never quite believe that I was in the picture, you know?”
And it still feels like that. “Yeah. And I like it that way.”
In “Frankenstein,” his humanity shines through, even after the makeup team spent hours making him into a monster. Asked how long it took to apply full prosthetics and makeup, Elordi said, “It would depend; when he was freshly minted and newborn, you know, head-to-toe sort of sculpture, it was 10 or 11 hours depending on how much we were moving or whatnot.”
Applying Jacob Elordi’s makeup for his role as the Creature in Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein.” Isabella Elordi, Jacob Elordi/Netflix
The monster makeup job and the physicality of the role might all seem a bit brutal. But Elordi’s not the kind of guy to let a little adversity get in his way. Asked if there were times he ever thought this career wasn’t for him, he replied, “Never. No, never, never. I’ve been on a single track seriously since 15 years old. And it hasn’t waned yet, which I’ve been really, really happy about!”
Born and raised in Brisbane, Australia, Elordi discovered a love for acting at a young age. A lead role in the 2018 film “The Kissing Booth” put him on the map, and the HBO Max series “Euphoria” put him in the young adult stratosphere.
Oscar nominee Jacob Elordi, star of “Frankenstein.” CBS News
But he says director Sofia Coppola brought him to the next level when she cast him as The King in “Priscilla.” “I think playing Elvis Presley was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do on screen,” he said. “I felt like I was knocking on the door of Hollywood, like, ‘Please, take me seriously.’ And then they answered and gave it to me – and I was like, ‘Oh, no. No, Sofia Coppola? And she wants me to play Elvis Presley? Okay. Goodness, gracious.’ It couldn’t just be, like, a guy, you know, that the heroine loves, or something. Like, I would’ve loved to just play the guy. But no, it had to be Elvis Presley. That was nice. It was really a big sort of departure from myself, I think.”
And now, with the biggest role of his career so far under his belt, Elordi has an Oscar nod – and one proud momma.
“It was particularly beautiful,” he said, “because – this is very dramatic, but I remember (and any actor that says they haven’t done this is a liar) you would practice your Academy Award speech when you were young, formulating the dream. And I remember being 15 or 16 doing it. And I remember I would tear up, because I thought, you know, ‘Mum’s not gonna get to see this.’ And the day that I got nominated, Mum was with me. And I realized, you know, Mum’s gonna get to see all of this. She’s gonna get to see all of the spoils of her work, all the time and love that she invested, we get to share it now.“
Jacob Elordi and Tracy Smith at the United Theater on Broadway in Los Angeles CBS News
Standing in the historic United Theater on Broadway, Elordi said, “I can’t really believe I’m in Los Angeles talking to you and making movies.”
It still feels, he said, unreal: “Yeah, absolutely, very much so, and probably always will, too. ‘Cause it’s a fantasy job. This is the job that nobody gets to do. And I feel a bit spoiled. I’m honestly a little bit embarrassed sometimes being one of the people that get to do it, you know?
“You’ve earned it,” I said
“For now!” he laughed.
And, for now, he’s making the most of it. Elordi’s new film, “Wuthering Heights,” opposite fellow Australian Margot Robbie, opened Friday to lots of social media buzz.
To watch a trailer for “Wuthering Heights” click on the video player below:
https://youtu.be/3fLCdIYShEQ
But like this old theater, Jacob Elordi wants to build something for the ages.
I asked, “It seems to me that you’ve made a conscious decision to kind of not let that part of the industry, the fame machine, affect you, like with your relationship with social media. You’re not really on there a lot.”
“I have no relationship with social media,” Elordi said. “My dream was to be an actor. My dream was to play in the movies. And I’ve been given exactly what I wanted. And I see it exactly how I dreamed it. And I live it how I dreamed it. So, for me that’s about all I can handle!”
To watch a trailer for “Frankenstein” click on the video player below:
https://youtu.be/8aulMPhE12g
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Watch an extended interview with Jacob Elordi (Video)
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/extended-interview-jacob-elordi/
For more info:
- Guillermo del Toro’s”Frankenstein”is now playing in theaters and streaming on Netflix
- Emerald Fennell’s”Wuthering Heights”opens in theaters and Imax February 13
- Thanks to theUnited Theater on Broadway, Los Angeles
Story produced by John D’Amelio. Editor: Remington Korper.
See also:
- Guillermo del Toro on “Frankenstein” and remaking a monster(“Sunday Morning”)
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