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11 Roles You'd Probably Forgotten Jacob Elordi Played Before The Dog Stars

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31.08.2026

11 Roles You'd Probably Forgotten Jacob Elordi Played Before The Dog Stars

The Oscar-nominated star has recently been seen in Wuthering Heights and the final season of Euphoria.

Over the last few years, Jacob Elordi has become one of the most in-demand actors in Hollywood.

Hot off his first Academy Award nomination for his performance in Guillermo Del Toro’s adaptation of Frankenstein, this year, he starred alongside Margot Robbie as Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell’s much-talked-about interpretation of Wuthering Heights, and can currently be seen in action in Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars.

The Australian actor first became a household name thanks to his role in Euphoria, and went on to wow Hollywood with performances in Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla and the headline-grabbing Saltburn.

But before he became an Oscar-nominated A-lister, he had numerous supporting roles in film and TV, many of which we’ve probably completely forgotten about.

Here are 11 of those Jacob Elordi roles you may have forgotten he once played…

Jacob’s first credited film role was in 2018’s Swinging Safari, helmed by Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert director Stephan Elliott.

Starring Kylie Minogue, Guy Pearce and Julian McMahon, the 80s-centric movie centres on the excitement a small town in Australia feels after a whale washes up on shore.

Jacob has a minor role as Rooster, a hunky lifeguard in the local town.

Just a year before Euphoria’s debut, Jacob’s first leading role was in Netflix’s 2018 The Kissing Booth.

The Aussie plays bad boy football star Noah Flynn in the film, the love interest of leading lady Joey King’s character.

Despite poor reviews, The Kissing Booth became one of the biggest streaming hits of 2018, later being named that year’s most rewatched film, leading to two more sequels, released in 2020 and 2021.

As it goes, Jacob agreed with the reviewers, controversially calling the........

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