Jacob Elordi dons an edgy leather jacket and James Dean Death Cult cap as he browses the book store at Sydney Airport

Jacob Elordi is back home in Australia this week.

The Euphoria star looked tense as he browsed the bookstore at Sydney Airport on Saturday.

The 26-year-old wore a leather jacket with the words Daytona to USA on the back.

He added a plain white T-shirt and army green pants, as well as black leather boots.

Jacob completed his look with headphones and a blue cap with letters on the front that read James Dean Death Cult.

The actor looked very engaged as he crouched down to check out some book titles in the airport gift shop.

He then took off through the terminal, passing by a Louis Vuitton sports backpack and a silver tote bag.

It comes after Jacob admitted he was once in love with Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt.

Jacob revealed that the star was his first celebrity crush during an appearance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.

He said his feelings for the handsome actor developed after watching him in his epic film Troy.

“I think in Troy,” Jacob replied. ‘That’s a beautiful man. There’s just no denying it.”

The action film was released in 2004 and told the story of the Trojan War. Pitt played the fighter Achilles.

The revelation was made as Elordi played a game of Tonight Show Firsts, in which the actor also revealed the first Elvis song he ever heard.

“It would have been Lilo and Stitch,” he replied.

Elordi himself plays the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll alongside Cailee Spaeny in Sofia Coppola’s upcoming blockbuster, based on Priscilla’s 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me. Cailee plays Priscilla Presley, Elvis’ wife.

While promoting the film, he confessed that watching the new biopic starring Priscilla Presley felt “invasive” – ​​admitting he felt a little “stiff” while sitting next to her at the Venice Film Festival premiere.

Recalling the September premiere, he told Hoda Kotb on Tuesday’s Today show, “It was completely surreal watching the film with Priscilla in Venice and seeing her life played out through her eyes.”

Hoda, 59, said: “It must have been wild for you. I mean, you play Elvis in this movie.”

Jacob replied, “Yes. It felt a little invasive, so I was sitting there a little stiff.”

During their interview, Jacob also praised his co-star Cailee, calling her “an incredibly talented actress.”

“She was my best friend while we were filming,” he said. ‘Yes, I really needed that support, as someone who believed in me.’

He went on to explain how he got the role, revealing that he received an email asking him to participate in a breakfast with Sofia.

“I had just gotten an email saying Sofia Coppola wanted to have breakfast,” he recalls.

“So I went to the Beverly Hills Hotel and had breakfast with her. She didn’t mention it.

“But a few weeks later I had the audition slides in my email and it just said ‘Elvis’ and that was it.”

Jacob gave insight into how he prepared himself to become Elvis, saying, “I have a deep voice. I think I’ve heard every recorded word Elvis Presley ever said and I just have it in my head.”

About the late singer’s mannerisms, he added: “Yes, when you see him move and speak, there’s an energy that comes from somewhere deep, deep inside him, so I tried to do it all the time – because I’m a little a little clumsier and clumsier than him, so I tried to find that charisma in your hips.”