Jacob Elordi: Last News

Abigail Lee The 42nd edition of the Miami Film Festival returns in 2025 with a lineup that features a particularly robust showcase of local films and debut features, as well as a murderers’ row of high-profile honorees. In total, 198 titles will play at the festival from April 3-13 across a mix of narrative, documentary, feature and short film categories.

Daisy Edgar-Jones is weighing in on her male co-stars, who she says have supported her being top billed over them.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Daisy Edgar-Jones said in an interview with Elle Magazine that she is quite fortunate her A-list male co-stars have never taken issue with her being the lead star over them. She first broke out onto the scene opposite Paul Mescal in “Normal People” before co-starring with Sebastian Stan (“Fresh”), Harris Dickinson (“Where the Crawdads Sing”), Glen Powell (“Twisters”), Andrew Garfield (“Under the Banner of Heaven”) and Jacob Elordi (“On Swift Horses”). Edgar-Jones joked that she’s basically “worked with all of the internet’s boyfriends,” so much so that she’s just got “Timothée Chalamet and Austin Butler left.” “I’m lucky that every actor I’ve worked with has been incredibly supportive of me being the lead,” she added on a more serious note.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Warner Bros. enacted some significant housekeeping around its film release schedule on Wednesday, including a new date for the highly anticipated Paul Thomas Anderson film starring Leonardo DiCaprio. Now officially titled “One Battle After Another,” the Anderson project is shrouded in mystery but said to be an American crime thriller.

“Memory is the only true justice” is the verdict of the sweeping new trailer for The Narrow to the Deep North, the Jacob Elordi-starring TV series that drops April 18 on Prime Video in Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Prime Video has unveiled Justin Kurzel‘s limited series “The Narrow Road to the Deep North,” an adaptation of Richard Flanagan’s eponymous, Man Booker Prize-winning novel starring Jacob Elordi in a riveting lead role as Dorrigo Evans. The decade-spanning series filmed in New South Wales, Australia, and charts the life of Evans, a medical officer who becomes a Japanese prisoner of war and is haunted by his passionate, yet impossible love affair with Amy Mulvaney (Odessa Young), his uncle’s wife, for the rest of his life. Penned by Shaun Grant (“Nitram,” “Snowtown“), “The Narrow Road to the Deep North” then portrays him as a returned war hero who becomes a revered surgeon.

EXCLUSIVE: This Is Us alum Asante Blackk has been cast in a major recurring role on the upcoming third and likely final season of HBO’s Euphoria.

111 movies and 17 series screenings from March 7–15 are packed with a litany of A-listers, including (deep breath) Ben Affleck, Nicole Kidman, Seth Rogen, Blake Lively, Anna Kendrick, Issa Rae, Matthew McConaughey, Kurt Russell, Laurence Fishburne, Ramy Youssef, Jacob Elordi, Kate Mara, André Holland, Zazie Beetz, Sadie Sink, Daisy Ridley, David Oyelowo, Annaleigh Ashford, Dennis Quaid, Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega — alongside a heady mix of buzzy documentaries and genre-bending indies aiming to enthrall and delight festivalgoers in Austin, Texas, between breakfast tacos and barbecue. Here are some of the most promising offerings.

The Miami Film Festival today revealed the lineup for its upcoming 42nd edition, a slate of almost 200 narratives, documentaries, and short films, including 35 world premieres.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor If 2024 reflected the immediate ramifications of the Hollywood strikes — with fewer movies and blockbusters lighting up the box office due to production delays — then 2025 could mark one of the greatest comebacks in history. This year will bring Jeremy Allen White portraying Bruce Springsteen, two different takes on Frankenstein’s monster courtesy of Christian Bale and Jacob Elordi, and a showcase of talents from some of the industry’s most cherished actors, including Nia Long as Michael Jackson’s mother, Toni Collette as a romantic lead, and Keanu Reeves in three high-profile projects that aren’t part of the “John Wick” franchise.

EXCLUSIVE: The Sonoma International Film Festival announced the lineup for the 28th annual edition of the event, running March 19-23 in California’s bucolic wine country. Kicking off the festival will be the world premiere of Sweet Störy, a documentary that follows “a heartfelt journey to save a charming café” on a remote Swedish island.

Sharon Stone has said she is “honoured” to be officially cast in Euphoria season three.Late last month, rumours began to emerge that the Basic Instinct star was in talks to join the cast alongside the likes of Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and Hunter Schafer.Following the official confirmation on Thursday (February 27), the veteran American actress and film producer said in a statement: “There is little more exciting than going to work with this team of thrilling talent.“From the genius of Sam Levinson to the raw sophistication of this profoundly moving cast and tight crew. I am honoured to be Euphoric.”While details about her character have so far been kept under wraps, she did reveal to Harper’s Bazaar that she knew what she was doing within the show, adding: “Can you believe it? I’ve been keeping this a secret for years.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Storm Reid is not returning to “Euphoria” for Season 3 but there’s certainly no hard feelings between her an Zendaya. “That’s my sister before ‘Euphoria’ and after,” Reid told me Tuesday at Time’s Women of the Year dinner at the West Hollywood Edition hotel. “That’s gonna be my sister for life, so I’m sure we’ll work together again one day in some capacity.” “[It’s] bittersweet,” she said of leaving the show.

Production has begun at last on the third and likely final season of Max’s Euphoria. Much has changed in regards to who will return in front of the camera in the three years since the second season premiered.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent On its 75th birthday, the Berlinale got a makeover. And the historic film festival proved that, despite some rustiness and wrinkles, it’s still hip enough to hang with Timothée Chalamet, Robert Pattinson and Jacob Elordi.

Tricia Tuttle has already put her stamp on one of Europe’s biggest film festivals. When we meet in the middle of the 75th annual Berlin Film Festival, which so far has seen Robert Pattinson, Timothée Chalamet, Jessica Chastain and Jacob Elordi touch down in Germany, Tuttle shows no signs of sleep deprivation or slowing down.

Wuthering Heights, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, was shared just in time for Valentine’s Day.Emerald Fennell is helming the project, and will write, direct and produce the new version of Emily Bronte’s classic novel in her third film, following 2020’s Promising Young Woman and 2023’s Saltburn, the latter of which she worked on with Euphoria star Elordi.She first announced her plans to adapt Wuthering Heights as her third feature last July, posting a surprise announcement to social media with a graphic reading, “Be with me always – Take any form – Drive me mad,” a line from the novel.Late last year, it was reported that the film would hit screens on February 13, 2026, after starting a bidding war that saw Netflix offer $150million for the film – although the filmmakers opted for Warner Bros’ bid of $80 million with a theatrical release.On Friday (February 14), a timely first look was shared by Warner Bros, featuring fingers prying into an open mouth beside blades of grass. The close-up was captioned: “Happy Valentine’s Day.

Sharon Stone is reportedly in talks to star in the long-awaited third season of Euphoria.Little is known about what her role could be in the Sam Levison-directed teen drama, but sources have told The Hollywood Reporter that the Basic Instinct star is indeed set to join the star-studded cast alongside the likes of Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and Hunter Schafer.It comes years after Zendaya paid homage to the actress at the 2022 Oscars, when she donned a similar look to Stone’s at the 1998 Oscars.Speculation about her joining the show follows the exit of several actors from the project, which so far have included Storm Reid, who played Rue’s younger sister in the series, and Barbie Ferreira, who played Kat Hernandez, who left in 2022.Other notable names who won’t be returning for the third instalment include Nika King, who played Rue’s mother Leslie, Austin Abrams, who starred as Kat’s (Ferreira) boyfriend Ethan, and Algee Smith, who portrayed Cassie’s (Sweeney) ex-boyfriend McKay.On Friday (February 14), HBO shared the full cast, with fans surprised to find included the addition of Grammy-winning pop artist Rosalía and 2014 Super Bowl winner Marshawn Lynch.The show’s official X/Twitter account revealed that Darrell Britt-Gibson (Judas and The Black Messiah), Kadeem Hardison (A Different World), Priscilla Delgado (A League of Their Own), James Landry Hébert (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), and Anna Van Patten (Gossip Girl) will also join the series in guest starring roles.Eric Dane, Dominic Fike, Alexa Demi and Maude Apatow will also return as series regulars, as well as Martha Kelly and Chloe Cherry who have both been promoted.

Season three of Euphoria is finally in the pipeline after HBO confirmed on February 10 that production has kicked off, sharing a snap of lead star Zendaya on social media. The third series has faced major delays, partly due to 2023's writers and SAG-AFTRA strikes, leaving fans eagerly waiting since season two wrapped up in February 2022. Now that cameras are rolling, Hollywood legend and Emmy Award-winning actress Sharon Stone is reportedly in talks to join the cast, as per Deadline.

Academy Award nominee and Emmy Award-winner Sharon Stone (Basic Instinct, Casino) is in negotiations to join the cast of the HBO series Euphoria for Season 3. Deadline has been tracking this casting for weeks with an announcement pending following the closing of her contract.

Sharon Stone might be the latest actor to sign on for the new season of Euphoria!