""It is a pinch-me moment,""
""Because really, the dream I had when I was laying in my bed...literally part of that dream was working with Guillermo del Toro.""
""Because I'd seen Pan's Labryinth when I was maybe 13 or 14...and I was into monsters and all these sorts of things, and I remember seeing that film and keeping it with me somewhere.""
""Now to be on a plane with him, even to watch the film and see his name come up...it's absolutely surreal,""
Jacob Elordi became fascinated with Guillermo del Toro after seeing Pan's Labyrinth as a teenager. He envisioned collaborating with del Toro and mentally manifested a role in Frankenstein well before casting. Elordi calls working on Frankenstein and meeting del Toro a 'pinch-me' and 'absolutely surreal' moment. The hair and makeup teams on Priscilla and Frankenstein overlapped, and those connections helped steer Elordi toward the Frankenstein role. Elordi's longtime interest in monsters and his use of manifestation shaped his creative ambitions and influenced the path that led to the film's reception.
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