But rather than looking solely at his acting predecessors, the Saltburn star also found inspiration for his role from another, rather more unexpected, source: his golden retriever, Layla.
"So she's very creature-like in the way that she operates in the world. I suppose she's also incredibly sensitive. So there was a lot of that in her – I see the whole world in my dog's eyes."
"I mean, every movie I've ever seen, every conversation I've ever had, every time I've broken a bone, every little breakdown, every moment of ecstatic joy that I couldn't control, everything," he said.
"It was very much a big part of myself, I think, in the physicality of the creature. It's strange because it's not human, but it almost feels more human than me walking around like a guy!"
The film has received some very positive reviews since premiering at this year's Venice Film Festival, and in our own five-star write-up we heaped praise on Elordi's performance – writing that the Australian actor "truly shows his dexterity in a performance of few words but grand and sometimes heartbreaking gestures."
Frankenstein is now showing in limited cinemas and will arrive on Netflix on 7th November 2025.
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