Star of Euphoria, JacobElordi, on tackling toxic masculinity and that locker room scene
, Jacob Elordi took center stage with a breakout episode on the highs and lows of his character, football star Nate Jacobs.
Yeah, I think she had to review every single penis before putting it on the show. For me, it was interesting because that scene was actually very real and the look on my face and the way that I was feeling was very real. The energy in the room of that many big men jumping and yelling and slapping you — nudity aside — I’m nothing like Nate and it was so intense. I didn’t realize locker rooms could be so intense, but it was actually quite hilarious.
We also see more about his relationship with his father. How does that father-son dynamic impact who he has become? For me, it was really important because I would never play another jock on screen if it wasn’t more. I’ve read a lot of stuff that’s like "the jock, the jock," so I’m excited for people to see it. It’s important to me because in the term "stereotypical jock" and "toxic masculinity," that kind of character can get written off straightaway, the same way as that kid can get written off in real life.
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