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Moment Jacob Elordi drops his Heathcliff act and offers the finger as he arrives at Brisbane Airport

He’s been channelling tortured romantic Heathcliff on the red carpet – but Jacob Elordi showed a very different side on Saturday as he touched down in Brisbane.

The 28-year-old actor was spotted striding through Brisbane Airport when he flipped the bird, offering a blunt gesture that was worlds away from the dashing gentleman he plays in his new film Wuthering Heights.

Dressed in a bold, custom-made BODE mustard-yellow jacket splashed with floral and graphic prints, Jacob paired the look with dark sunglasses and jeans as he carried his bag through the terminal.

But it was his raised middle finger that did most of the talking – a pointed response as he made his way through arrivals.

He cut a striking figure in his statement jacket and dark shades, projecting effortless movie-star cool as he strode through the bustling terminal. 

The moment stood in stark contrast to the polished image Jacob has been presenting on the film’s press tour alongside co-star Margot Robbie, where the pair have been leaning heavily into the gothic romance of their latest project.

He's been channelling tortured romantic Heathcliff on the red carpet – but Jacob Elordi showed a very different side on Saturday as he touched down in Brisbane. The 28-year-old actor was spotted striding through Brisbane Airport when he flipped the bird

He’s been channelling tortured romantic Heathcliff on the red carpet – but Jacob Elordi showed a very different side on Saturday as he touched down in Brisbane. The 28-year-old actor was spotted striding through Brisbane Airport when he flipped the bird 

Jacob offered a blunt gesture that was worlds away from the brooding, dashing gentleman he plays in his new film Wuthering Heights

Jacob offered a blunt gesture that was worlds away from the brooding, dashing gentleman he plays in his new film Wuthering Heights

Jacob offered a blunt gesture that was worlds away from the dashing gentleman he plays in his new film Wuthering Heights

Jacob offered a blunt gesture that was worlds away from the dashing gentleman he plays in his new film Wuthering Heights 

But it was his raised middle finger that did most of the talking, as Jacob confidently strode through the terminal

But it was his raised middle finger that did most of the talking, as Jacob confidently strode through the terminal

The moment stood in stark contrast to the polished image Jacob has been presenting on the film’s press tour alongside co-star Margot Robbie, where the pair have been leaning heavily into the gothic romance of their latest project

The moment stood in stark contrast to the polished image Jacob has been presenting on the film’s press tour alongside co-star Margot Robbie, where the pair have been leaning heavily into the gothic romance of their latest project

Jacob has taken on the role of the brooding antihero Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Wuthering Heights, with Margot starring as Catherine Earnshaw. 

It comes after Jacob took his embodiment of his leading man Heathcliff to new heights as he showed off a surprise new accessory at the Sydney premiere of Wuthering Heights on Thursday.

The actor has taken on the role of the brooding antihero in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of the iconic Emily Bronte novel.

And while joining his co-star Margot Robbie on the Australian red carpet, Jacob shared that he’d added a gold tooth to his look, in a nod to Heathcliff’s gentlemanly transformation in the film.

The Euphoria star opted for a sharp blue double-breasted suit as he posed for photos at the premiere.

Meanwhile, Margot looked radiant in a flowing off-shoulder ivory gown, featuring a structured, boned corset bodice that cinched her silhouette perfectly.

She added a romantic touch with sheer tulle sleeves and a mermaid-style flowing skirt layered with delicate tulle that moved gracefully with each step – a modern nod to the gothic romance of her latest movie. 

The new version of Wuthering Heights will see Margot and Jacob star as the tragic lovers Heathcliff and Catherine, and it hits cinemas on February 13, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Jacob has taken on the role of the brooding antihero Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell's adaptation of Wuthering Heights, with Margot starring as Catherine Earnshaw

Jacob has taken on the role of the brooding antihero Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Wuthering Heights, with Margot starring as Catherine Earnshaw

He cut a striking figure in his statement jacket and dark shades, projecting effortless movie-star cool as he strode through arrivals

He cut a striking figure in his statement jacket and dark shades, projecting effortless movie-star cool as he strode through arrivals

Jacob himself recently raised eyebrows during a press interview when he declared he and co-star Margot Robbie had a 'mutual obsession' while filming

Jacob himself recently raised eyebrows during a press interview when he declared he and co-star Margot Robbie had a ‘mutual obsession’ while filming

Speaking to Fandango, with Margot sitting nearby, he said he made sure he was never more than 10 metres away from the Barbie actress on set

Speaking to Fandango, with Margot sitting nearby, he said he made sure he was never more than 10 metres away from the Barbie actress on set

'If you have the opportunity to share a film set with Margot, you're going to make sure you're within five to ten metres at all times,' Jacob said

‘If you have the opportunity to share a film set with Margot, you’re going to make sure you’re within five to ten metres at all times,’ Jacob said

During the film’s press tour, the stars haven’t shied away from showing off their chemistry on the red carpet. 

In fact, it has led to some complaints from fans that the duo have taken inspiration from Sydney Sweeney‘s ‘PR playbook,’ after she put on a similarly cosy display with co-star Glen Powell in 2023 to promote their film Anyone But You.

Jacob himself recently raised eyebrows during a press interview when he declared the pair had a ‘mutual obsession’ while filming.

Speaking to Fandango, with Margot sitting nearby, he said he made sure he was never more than 10 metres away from the Barbie actress on set.

‘If you have the opportunity to share a film set with Margot, you’re going to make sure you’re within five to ten metres at all times,’ he said. 

‘Watching how she drinks tea, how she eats her food. When is it going to slip? It never comes undone.’