Jacob Elordi Sparks Drama At 'Frankenstein' Premiere With Red Carpet Clash In Venice on ONDA LA

Red Carpet Rumble: Jacob Elordi’s Heated Moment in Venice

Hollywood’s favorite Aussie export, Jacob Elordi, just dropped a bombshell bigger than a Malibu wildfire at the world premiere of his 2025 'Frankenstein' remake. The 28-year-old actor, playing ‘The Creature’ in this gritty reboot of the 1931 classic, hit the red carpet at the Venice International Film Festival on Saturday, only to find himself in a straight-up altercation with a festival official. And trust us, this drama’s got more heat than a Santa Ana wind.

A viral TikTok clip captured the whole mess, showing Elordi gearing up to snap pics with screaming fans when an official - possibly his bodyguard, per some online chatter - seemed to shut it down. Not one to back off, the 'Saltburn' star held his ground, and LA-style swagger was on full display. But was this a power move or a misstep? The internet’s got thoughts, fam.

Straight Talk on the Carpet: Elordi’s Bold Stand

Elordi didn’t mince words during the showdown, throwing up a hand in protest and declaring, “I’m going to take a picture right here.” He doubled down with a sharp, “Don’t ever tell me what to do,” before flashing that megawatt smile for a fan selfie. Honestly, it’s the kind of energy you’d expect from a dude who’s been owning every Hollywood hotspot from WeHo to Venice Beach.

“Jacob was just trying to vibe with his fans - that official came off way too controlling,” a fan commented on the TikTok vid, summing up the supportive side of the debate.

Dressed to kill in a slick black suit, loose bow tie, shades, and a tiny ear piercing that screamed edgy, Elordi looked every bit the SoCal cool guy at the premiere. But while his fit was on point, his fiery exchange split fans faster than traffic on the 405 during rush hour. Some are calling him a real one for sticking up for his supporters, while others are side-eyeing his attitude.

Fans and Critics Clash: Rude or Righteous?

Team Elordi: Fans Back the Star

The TikTok poster who dropped the clip insisted Elordi was “so nice,” making time for as many photos as he could. Another supporter chimed in, saying he was “just trying to interact with fans” and might’ve been frustrated by the interruption. It’s a sentiment that resonates with anyone who’s seen celebs mobbed at places like The Grove or Melrose Avenue - fans crave that connection.

Others took it further, slamming the official as “rude” for bossing him around. One commenter pointed out that the bodyguard or staffer’s job is to protect, not control, while another argued Elordi shouldn’t have been “rushed” through such a big moment. It’s got that classic LA debate vibe - freedom versus rules, baby.

Shade from the Other Side: Entitlement or Anger?

But not everyone’s waving pom-poms for our boy. Some social media users branded Elordi “super rude,” with one critic fuming, “If something happened, he’d blame the bodyguard for not being aware. The entitlement of some celebrities.” Ouch - that’s colder than a dip in the Pacific off Santa Monica.

Others piled on, tossing out “anger issues” labels or calling his tone “patronizing.” One user noted it felt “disrespectful” to the older official just doing his job, though they allowed there might be some behind-the-scenes context we’re missing. Either way, this drama’s hotter than a summer day in the Valley.

Past Controversies and Rising Fame

This isn’t Elordi’s first brush with controversy. Back in 2024, 'The Kyle and Jackie O Show' producer Joshua Fox claimed Elordi got physical after a cheeky 'Saltburn'-inspired bathwater request, alleging the actor pushed him and grabbed his neck. The New South Wales Police Force even looked into it, though no further deets have dropped. It’s the kind of story that could follow you from Bondi to Beverly Hills.

Still, Elordi’s star power is undeniable. From breaking hearts as Noah Flynn in Netflix’s 'The Kissing Booth' to earning gritty cred as Nate Jacobs in HBO’s 'Euphoria,' he’s a Gen Z icon. Add in his 2023 turns as Elvis in 'Priscilla' and the wild Felix Catton in 'Saltburn,' and it’s clear why he stepped into 'Frankenstein' after replacing Andrew Garfield in January 2024.

What’s Next for 'Frankenstein' and Elordi?

The buzz around 'Frankenstein' isn’t just about Elordi’s red carpet antics. Set for a theatrical drop on October 17 before hitting Netflix on November 7, the film’s already snagged a solid 77% on Rotten Tomatoes and “generally favorable” nods on Metacritic. It’s the kind of project that could cement Elordi as more than just a pretty face in Tinseltown.

Whether you’re Team Jacob or shaking your head at his Venice vibe, one thing’s for sure - this Aussie isn’t fading into the background anytime soon. Will this clash haunt him, or is it just another blip on the Hollywood radar? Drop your thoughts - we’re all ears, LA style.