Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi play destined lovers salt burn Emerald Fennell’s interpretation of Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights — and it looks like they had a great time on set. future Wuthering Heights Already raising eyebrows with its steamy trailer, period-inaccurate costume choices, and moody Charlie XCX soundtrack, now… barbie The actress who produced the film and also plays the role of Catherine Earnshaw, euphoria The actors who play adoptive brother and lover Heathcliff are smitten with each other on the press tour.

Wuthering Heights The film will be released in theaters on February 13th, in time for Valentine’s Day, so Robbie and Elordi will likely have more press work ahead of the film’s release. Here’s what the two have said about what they’ve been working on so far Wuthering Heights together.

Elordi watched over Robbie on set, just as Heathcliff did with Cathy.

Heathcliff was one of the most famous lurkers in literature, speaking on set and in interviews. fandango In early January, Robbie said that having Elordi around all the time really helped him get into the role.

“I don’t know if Emerald told you to do this or if you did this,” Robbie told Elordi about the filmmaker.

“I remember on the first day thinking, ‘Oh, he’s right there,’ and then an hour later thinking, ‘Oh, he’s over there, like he’s right there,'” she continued. “And then on the third day, I remember starting to look around to see where he was. Obviously, he would be somewhere nearby. Where is he now? Because he’s not in the corner of the room right now looking at me. And he wasn’t. And I just felt really agitated and restless and totally lost, like a kid without a blanket or something.”

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Mr Elordi says the two had a ‘mutual obsession’ with each other.

In the same interview with Fandango, Elordi explained why he watched Robbie so closely on set.

“We have an obsession with each other,” he said. “I think the important thing is that regardless of the plot or the script, if you have the opportunity to share a movie set with Margot Robbie, you always make sure that you’re within 5 to 10 meters of her.

“Look at how she drinks her tea, how she eats her food, how she does it. When does it slip away? When does it go back up? And it never comes back up,” he continued. “She’s like an elite actor and she’s producing movies, right? So I don’t know how someone can do that as a performer and have the skill and wisdom to act like she does, but I fell in love with her.”

Elordi said the two truly felt like they were part of a love story.

Elordi told Fandango that the two actors really came together in their roles.

“There was a moment where we were running through the moor hand in hand, probably even in preparation for the scene, and I really realized that I was looking across at her and she was looking at me and you were looking at Catherine and she was looking at Heathcliff. And in that moment we were really part of their love, in the true sense of the word,” he explained. “There were some moments like that.”

Elordi added: “You could almost imagine this spirit of love that Bronte created floating around. It really felt like we were holding on to a little piece of unrequited love.”

The two hated filming when the other was not on set.

In an interview with vogue australiaRobbie and Elordi both said they “hated” filming movies when the other was not on set.

“There was a moment when she was away from Shazad. [Latif] God only knows how long it will last,” Elordi recalled, prompting Robbie to respond, “God knows how long it will last.” “And you were out with Alison.” [Oliver]. And I thought, “This isn’t right!”

Elordi added, “I had so much fun filming with Alison and Shazad was a great guy,” while Robbie said, “I love them more than anything. But I thought he was mine!”

Elordi made a romantic gesture on Valentine’s Day

In the same interview with Vogue Australia, Robbie recalled that Elordi surprised her last Valentine’s Day. “You made my day and filled my room with roses like Heathcliff, which was so cute,” she said, admitting that she did nothing to commemorate the holiday for Elordi.

“You definitely beat me,” she said. “Yours was so epic… I remember thinking on Valentine’s Day, ‘Oh, he’s probably a very good boyfriend, because there’s a lot of thoughtfulness in this.’ You did a lot of very thoughtful things.”

She also recalled that it was “not just the rose gesture, but the writing from Heathcliff, and the one on that little tombstone.”

“It was like, oh, craft! I loved it,” Robbie said. “It was cunning, meaningful and dramatic.”