Have you seen Dykaren? It was one of his first movies. Bloody brilliant
quote:you cheated
I most certainly did not!
I have a lot of time on my hands lately and I have been reading all about Alex. Most stuff is the same information because I think he's quite private. I even know which football team he supports Hammerby in Sweden and taht his family has a holiday home on the island of Oland off the coast of Sweden. Like I say too much time! God I am becoming a stalker!
I forgot the Stellan was Bootstrap
quote:Originally posted by kazza29:quote:you cheated
I most certainly did not!
I have a lot of time on my hands lately and I have been reading all about Alex. Most stuff is the same information because I think he's quite private. I even know which football team he supports Hammerby in Sweden and taht his family has a holiday home on the island of Oland off the coast of Sweden. Like I say too much time! God I am becoming a stalker!
quote:Have you seen Dykaren? It was one of his first movies. Bloody brilliant
I haven't because to be honest
I didn't know who his father was until I knew who he was. I'm a 20 something with a teenage girl's crush lol
have you read this?
quote:Alexander SkarsgÃĨrd, known to television fans as Eric Northman, the undead owner of Fangtasia, on HBO's vampire drama True Blood, is a Swedish actor and director born into an acting family from Stockholm, Sweden. Alex made his acting debut in the 1984 award-winning drama by Allan Edwall, Ã ke och hans vÃĪrld (Ã ke and His World). Throughout the '80s, he worked as a child actor in movies including his portrayal of Jojjo in Hunden som log (The Dog That Smiled), which made him a teenage sensation in Sweden in 1989.
When he became a teenager, Alex didn't want to go into acting any longer and turned down further acting jobs. He decided to major in Political Science and also entered the military service as a marine. He intended to take up architecture in Stockholm but instead attended Leeds Metropolitan University in England, where he studied language. After only six months, he left the school with a Cambridge Proficiency Certificate. In 1997, he was drawn back into acting and enrolled at Marymount Theatre School in New York City for two years. He then came back to Sweden and applied what he learned as he appeared in several Scandivanian-produced films. In 2003, he shared two awards with writer-director BjÃķrne Larson at the Odense International Film Festival -- the Grand Prix and the Press Award, for their work on the drama short Att dÃķda ett barn (To Kill a Child). During the course of his career, he signed with the agency Endeavor in Los Angeles and New York and with Markham & Froggatt, Britain's most acclaimed agency, to represent him in Europe.
American film-goers were first introduced to the younger SkarsgÃĨrd (as his father Stellan was already known for his roles in Good Will Hunting, Amistad, Deep Blue Sea among others) as Meekus, the dim-witted male model friend of Ben Stiller in the 2001 comedy Zoolander. In 2007, he donned his military gear as Bravo Company Sergeant Brad 'Iceman' Colbert fighting in the HBO miniseries, Generation Kill, an adaptation of Evan Wright's book about a reporter embedded in the Iraq War during its first phase in 2003. In 2008, Alex put on his fangs, pale skin, and cold stare as the vampire bar owner Eric Northman in Alan Ball's TV series adaptation of the Charlaine Harris' The Southern Vampire Mysteries, True Blood.
I haven't seen that article before just bits and pieces of the information in it.
TV.comquote:Originally posted by kazza29:
I haven't seen that article before just bits and pieces of the information in it.
quote:TV.com
TV.com
quote:Originally posted by PuppyDooDoo:quote:Originally posted by Jensen Junkie:
I feel a trip to waterstones coming on
Amazon is cheaper
But i wants them now ... right this minute
Oooo i love this show! I've been catching it online - am up to eppy 8 or 9 in season 1.... Mmmmm Jason Stackhouse ..
Maz you are gonna love it Not into Jason myself ... Eric and Bill for me
Not into Jason myself ... Eric and Bill for me
Nooooo Jensen!! Bill just doesnt sit right with me for some reason and i've not seen enough of Eric yet ..but i do sense that he's rather sexual haha
Awww i find Bill very sweet Eric i just wanna hump all day every day 
Eric i just wanna hump all day every day quote:Originally posted by Jensen Junkie:
Awww i find Bill very sweet
i dunno maybe Bill will grow on me but i find him uber creepy at the minute and can't for the life of me see what Sookie sees in him (apart from the non reading of the mind thing) - bit disappointed they killed off the Gramda so soon ..
Yeah i was disappointed that they killed grandma so soon too 
Off to waterstones in a few mins to buy me some books, they have all 9 in stock
I'm dubious about the books, only because i know they'd probably be better than the tv show and that would bug me greatly
It's a poor version of Angel. Or is it? lol
quote:Originally posted by 15:10:
It's a poor version of Angel. Or is it? lol
Nooooooo nothing like Angel at all - Bill isnt a hero, has no mission to accomplish .. only similarites are the broody and moody looks
& lots of sex/sexual/sensual scenes 
I love 3 for 2 offers in waterstones
quote:and i've not seen enough of Eric yet ..but i do sense that he's rather sexual haha
See you are nearly there Maz wait till season 2 and you will definitely like Eric!
quote:Originally posted by kazza29:quote:and i've not seen enough of Eric yet ..but i do sense that he's rather sexual haha
See you are nearly there Maz wait till season 2 and you will definitely like Eric!
Definately
Another Eric fix for the day! Thanks 
He is very yummy
quote:Originally posted by Jensen Junkie:
He is very yummy
Get me out of this thread ! Not listening LALALALALALALA
quote:Originally posted by jdcoke:quote:Originally posted by Jensen Junkie:
He is very yummy
Get me out of this thread ! Not listening LALALALALALALA
shoooooo
quote:Originally posted by kazza29:
We need a true blood room on this forum. I think channel 4 are showing it in October! so I might watch it all again.
How brilliant, thank you for that.
