Huge hint that ‘Euphoria’ star Jacob Elordi could be the next James Bond
Jacob Elordi, known for his role in 'Euphoria', is being considered for the next James Bond role. His recent Chanel ad, directed by Alfonso Cuarón, has been described as an impressive audition reel. The search for the next Bond actor is ongoing, with a preference for a younger candidate under 30.
- ▪Elordi is 27 years old and hails from Brisbane, Australia.
- ▪Non-Amazon MGM executives have praised Elordi's Chanel ad as the best Bond audition reel ever created.
- ▪The next Bond actor is expected to carry the franchise over five films, similar to Daniel Craig's tenure.
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- ▪ Jacob Elordi would be the totally wrong choice to play James Bond — New York Post
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Page Six Hollywood Huge hint that ‘Euphoria’ star Jacob Elordi could be the next James Bond By Tatiana Siegel Published May 29, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET Non-Amazon MGM execs are calling Elordi's Bleu de Chanel ad the best Bond audition reel ever created. Chanel “Who will take it all?” That’s the title of a new 2 minute and 16 second film — err, Chanel ad — directed by Alfonso Cuarón and starring Jacob Elordi. But the question seemed more relevant to the casting of “Bond 26” than an elusive bottle of Bleu de Chanel, since the industry is fixated on who will land the coveted 007 role next. Elordi has been in the Bond mix ever since Amazon announced that Denis Villeneuve would helm the franchise’s 26th film.
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