Alexander Skarsgard
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Alexander Skarsgard Net Worth 2023, Height, Wiki, Age

Actor

Net worth: $12,000,000

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Height: 194 cm / 6 ft 5 in tall

Birthday

: 25 August 1976

Birthplace

: Vallingby, Sweden

Age

: 47 years old Comment

Sign

: Virgo

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Alexander Skarsgård is a Swedish actor, best known for his roles as vampire Eric Northman on the HBO series True Blood, Meekus in Zoolander, the title character in The Legend of Tarzan, Brad Colbert in the HBO miniseries Generation Kill and as Perry Wright in the HBO miniseries Big Little Lies, for which he won an Emmy

Real name:	Alexander Johan Hjalmar Skarsgard
Alexander Skarsgard Height
How tall is Alexander Skarsgard?	194 cm / 6 ft 5 in
Born:	25 August 1976 Comment
How old is Alexander Skarsgard in 2023? / Age:	47 years
Where was Alexander Skarsgard born?	Vallingby, Sweden
Nicknames:	Alex
Zodiac sign:	Virgo
Alexander Skarsgard Net worth 2023 (estimated)
How much is Alexander Skarsgard worth?	$12,000,000
Nationality:	Swedish
Hair color:	Blonde
Eyes color:	Blue

Who is Alexander Skarsgard? / Facts

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I don't want people to know too much about me. It's easier for people to suspend belief that way. There's a risk when people see you in a part and they're watching Alexander Skarsgard. Also, I learned from my father to keep your integrity and protect your family...there are certain things that you can talk about and certain things you shouldn't talk about.

When I step into a project, I need to feel that there's a challenge, something new, something fresh about it. That being said, I'm kind of attracted to characters with a darkness or a sadness that they carry with them.

I grew up in a very secular society. I have atheist parents. My morality never came from religion or from scripture, but that doesn't mean I can't have the same values or ethics.

In the scene where I first take my shirt off and show my torso, the director and I wanted the audience to gasp on seeing Tarzan's scars and wounds from his years in the jungle. We wanted the audience to think, 'Fuuuck. He has lived a really hard life and has fought many deadly battles' rather than count the number of bulges in my eight-pack.