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Frankenstein | Behind-The-Scenes “I know that there’s a lot of press saying how good Jacob Elordi was physically for the part, [standing at] 6’5”. Yes, he was a fabulous canvas for me to play with and to work this creature on,” prosthetic makeup effects department head Mike Hill tells ELLE. “But there’s also a soul in there, and there’s an active performance in there.” Elordi had plenty of time to prepare for his performance in the makeup chair—it took up to 10 hours to apply the creature’s pros