Alexander Skarsgard

Alexander Skarsgard is known as a Swedish actor. He is most famous for his roles in HBO shows like 'True Blood' and 'Big Little Lies'.

Background and Age

Actor Alexander Skarsgard was born on August 25, 1976, in Stockholm, Sweden. His mom is My Skarsgard and his father is Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard, who has appeared in such movies as The Hunt for Red October, Good Will Hunting, Pirates of the Caribbean and Mamma Mia! With such a famous family, it was normal for Alexander Skarsgard to pursue acting as a kid. At age seven, in 1984, he appeared in his first film, an adaption of the well known children's book Ake and his World.

Relationships and Partner

Alexander Skarsgard is currently dating Alexa Chung, a British model and fashion journalist. The couple has been in an up and down relationship since May 2015. Despite the fact that they quickly separated in July 2017, the two lovebirds are back together once more.

Before Alexa, the motion picture heartthrob quickly dated one of Hollywood's most lovely ladies Amanda Seyfried in 2008. Their relationship was very short and the two famous celebs moved on as friends. Alexander later quickly had a fling with Izabella Anna Mikołajczak, a Polish dancer and actress in January 2009.

From 2009 to 2011, Alexander Skarsgard was involved with his Straw Dogs co-star Kate Bosworth. The pair fell in love in 2009 yet did not affirm their relationship to the media until 2010. Shockingly, the relationship arrived at an end in 2011.For a quick minute in 2012, Alexander was romantically involved with Elizabeth Olsen who is best referred to for her role as the Scarlet Witch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In spite of the fact that Elizabeth is currently a bonafide star, in 2012, she was just in the starting phase of her career when she met Alexander.

Career and Net Worth

Subsequent to acting in a few minor film and TV roles as a youngster, he had his first big achievement when his 1989 film, The Dog That Smiled, turned into an unexpected hit. He made his American film debut in 2001 and later, after acting in Generation Kill for HBO, he turned out to be more well known to U.S. crowds through the network's vampire series True Blood. Skarsgard proceeded to star in The Legend of Tarzan (2016), and earned both Emmy and Golden Globe wins for his performance in the 2017 HBO series Big Little Lies.

In July 2019, fans of Big Little Lies were worried that they may not get a third season of the show. They voiced their concerns online to show HBO that there was an audience for their beloved program.