Actor Jacob Elordi detailed the intense physical demands of filming his character Nate’s death scene in the HBO series “Euphoria.” The scene involved being buried alive and subsequently bitten by a rattlesnake, requiring Elordi to spend two days confined within a coffin.
During an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” with guest host Colman Domingo (also a “Euphoria” star), Elordi described the ordeal. He explained that director Sam Levinson seemingly subjected him to this experience as a form of artistic challenge and commitment to realism.
The gruesome scene depicted Nate being buried alive, followed by a rattlesnake bite. According to Elordi, he was actually locked in a coffin for two days as part of the filming process, with a real snake present. He stated, “Sam Levinson brought me back to torture me,” indicating the director’s dedication to achieving a convincing and emotionally impactful death sequence for Nate.
The details emerged during a conversation between Elordi and Domingo on the late-night talk show, highlighting the extreme measures taken by the production team to portray the character's demise authentically. The scene serves as a pivotal moment in the final season of “Euphoria,” marking the end of Nate’s storyline.
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