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\n Related: <\/span>Jacob Elordi Is Under Investigation After Alleged Fight With Radio Producer<\/span><\/a>
\n\t\t<\/h3>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n\t\t\tJacob Elordi is under investigation in Australia after a radio producer claimed the actor placed his hands on his throat during an alleged altercation. Elordi, 26, was at a hotel in Sydney on Saturday, February 3, when Joshua Fox, who works for iHeartRadio\u2019s The Kyle and Jackie O Show, approached him, according to Australia\u2019s Daily [\u2026]\t\t<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\u201cDon\u2019t ever tell me what to do,\u201d the video captured Elordi telling the man.<\/p>\n
Us Weekly<\/em> has reached out to a representative for Elordi for comment.<\/p>\nThe user who posted the clip didn\u2019t let Elordi\u2019s tense interaction ruin their meet-and-greet, captioning the video, \u201cAnd he was so nice, took photo[s] with everyone he can, he is so sexy and nice.\u201d<\/p>\n
An article published by People<\/em><\/a> on Sunday, August 31, reported that the actor was \u201cmoved to tears\u201d during the Venice Film Festival screening of Frankenstein<\/em>, which received a standing ovation that lasted 13 minutes, per a report published by Variety<\/em><\/a> earlier that day.<\/p>\nIn the modern interpretation of Mary Shelley<\/strong>\u2019s 1818 novel, Elordi portrays the notorious scientist\u2019s monster, opposite Oscar Isaac<\/strong>, who plays Victor Frankenstein. Per Variety<\/em>\u2019s reporting, the standing ovation served as \u201cthe longest of the festival so far.\u201d<\/p>\nThis is not the first time Elordi has publicly clashed with an official while undertaking promotional duties. In February 2024, Elordi was investigated<\/a> in Australia after a radio producer claimed the actor pushed him and put his hands on the producer\u2019s throat.<\/p>\nThe producer shared his version of events on The Kyle & Jackie O radio program on February 5, 2024, detailing that he was in a Sydney hotel two days prior when he approached the actor with a camera to ask if he could have some bathwater, referencing Elordi\u2019s controversial Saltburn<\/em> scene.<\/p>\n
The user who posted the clip didn\u2019t let Elordi\u2019s tense interaction ruin their meet-and-greet, captioning the video, \u201cAnd he was so nice, took photo[s] with everyone he can, he is so sexy and nice.\u201d<\/p>\n
An article published by People<\/em><\/a> on Sunday, August 31, reported that the actor was \u201cmoved to tears\u201d during the Venice Film Festival screening of Frankenstein<\/em>, which received a standing ovation that lasted 13 minutes, per a report published by Variety<\/em><\/a> earlier that day.<\/p>\n In the modern interpretation of Mary Shelley<\/strong>\u2019s 1818 novel, Elordi portrays the notorious scientist\u2019s monster, opposite Oscar Isaac<\/strong>, who plays Victor Frankenstein. Per Variety<\/em>\u2019s reporting, the standing ovation served as \u201cthe longest of the festival so far.\u201d<\/p>\n This is not the first time Elordi has publicly clashed with an official while undertaking promotional duties. In February 2024, Elordi was investigated<\/a> in Australia after a radio producer claimed the actor pushed him and put his hands on the producer\u2019s throat.<\/p>\n The producer shared his version of events on The Kyle & Jackie O radio program on February 5, 2024, detailing that he was in a Sydney hotel two days prior when he approached the actor with a camera to ask if he could have some bathwater, referencing Elordi\u2019s controversial Saltburn<\/em> scene.<\/p>\n
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