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Alexander Skarsgård’s Elite 86% War Drama Storms Streaming Charts
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Alexander and Stellan Skarsgård on Pillion BDSM and Awards Season Rivals
For Stellan Skarsgård, art is imitating life this fall in one sense: In “Sentimental Value,” he plays a well-known artist with actor children. The difference may be in, well, sentiment — the real-life Stellan Skarsgård has an affectionate bond with his son, Alexander (one of several Skarsgård offspring to work as actors), while Gustav Borg, the character he plays onscreen, is far more closed-off. It’s a triumphant return to the screen for the actor, who suffered a stroke in 2022. Stellan and Alexander Skarsgård affectionately rib one another at only the latest of their awards-season stops together, as Alexander promotes his own knotty and complex film, “Pillion,” in which he plays the forbidding, unknowable top in a gay BDSM relationship.
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Alexander Skarsgard Admits He Joined the Swedish Military at 19 Years Old to Find His ‘Own Path’
Alexander Skarsgård didn’t want to be a nepo baby!
In a new joint interview with Variety, Alexander’s actor dad, Stellan, asked the True Blood alum if he joined the Swedish Army at 19 years old “in opposition to me, to provoke me.”
“Looking back, I don’t think it was an act of rebellion against you,” Alexander, 49, insisted in the story, published on Friday, December 12. “But coming from a bohemian family, I was like, I want to find my own path.”
“The most extreme contrast would be to go into the military,” continued the star, who served in an anti-terrorism unit for 18 months in the Stockholm archipelago. “So it wasn’t a conscious ‘F**k you, Dad’ thing.”
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