'Pillion,' a film premiering at Zurich, explores a tender yet awkward queer romance involving BDSM themes, with actors Alexander Skarsgard and Harry Melling emphasizing its authenticity and emotional depth, aiming to bring awkward sex back to movies.
Apple TV+ has renewed 'Murderbot' for a second season before the debut of its first season, which is based on Martha Wells' book series and stars Alexander Skarsgård as a self-hacking security construct navigating human emotions and dangerous missions.
Apple TV+ has ordered a 10-episode sci-fi drama series called Murderbot, based on Martha Wells' bestselling book series The Murderbot Diaries. The show stars and is executive produced by Alexander Skarsgård and is being developed by Chris and Paul Weitz. Murderbot follows a self-hacking security android who must hide its free will while completing a dangerous assignment. The Weitz brothers are writing, directing, and producing the series, with David S. Goyer serving as executive producer and showrunner. Apple TV+ continues to expand its lineup of sci-fi series with Murderbot joining the likes of Foundation, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Silo, For All Mankind, and Invasion.
Alexander Skarsgard discusses his role as Lukas Matsson in HBO's Succession, including the character's similarities to Elon Musk, his dynamic with Sarah Snook's character Shiv, and memorable scenes involving peeing. Skarsgard describes the show as intense, collaborative, and fun, and expresses his enjoyment of working with Snook. He also discusses Matsson's motivations and admiration for Logan Roy, and his love of winning and gamesmanship.
The fourth and final season of HBO's Succession has brought attention to the characters' fashion choices, particularly the eccentric jackets worn by Swedish tech edgelord Lukas Mattsson, played by Alexander Skarsgård. In the latest episode, Mattsson wears a plush, burnout velvet jacket from Japanese streetwear brand Needles to an Election-Day-eve party, standing out among the gray suits. Skarsgård wanted the jacket to be "eccentric and crazy" to contrast with the Roys' understated style.
Alexander Skarsgård, who plays Lukas Matsson in HBO's "Succession," discusses his character's storyline and the show's final season. He describes the honor of returning to the show and working with the talented cast and crew. Skarsgård also talks about the shocking reveal in episode 7 and the unconventional narrative of Logan Roy's death.
Alexander Skarsgård discusses his portrayal of Lukas Matsson, the unpredictable and eccentric billionaire founder of tech company GoJo in Succession. Skarsgård reveals the genesis of Matsson's metallic gold bomber jacket and how he wanted to create a contrast to the Roys' immaculate attire. He also discusses the chemistry between Matsson and Shiv, played by Sarah Snook, and the complexity of his character's relationship with Ebba, played by Eili Harboe.
In the latest episode of "Succession" season four, it is revealed that Lukas Mattson (played by Alexander Skarsgård), the potential purchaser of Waystar Royco, is lying about his company's subscriber numbers. Skarsgård discusses his character's strengths and weaknesses, including his love for chaos and his belief in his own charisma and charm. He also talks about his excitement for the role, which was initially supposed to be just two episodes, and his admiration for the show's writing and acting.
In the latest episode of Succession, Kendall and Roman plan to introduce a new product called Living+ during Waystar's investor day, but unpredictable Swedish billionaire Lukas Matsson is not into it. He takes to Twitter and posts a crudely-edited photo of Doderick the dog holding balloons, next to the Living+ logo, and standing in front of the entrance to a concentration camp with the words "Doderick Macht Frei." Matsson is comparing Living+ to Nazi Germany concentration camps. Kendall handles it well, and Matsson eventually deletes his tweet.
Succession's latest episode showcases Alexander Skarsgård's character, Lukas Matsson, as a self-styled alpha male with a repellent mixture of privilege and ego, making even the Roy brothers seem reasonable in comparison. Matsson's problematic habits include cracking sexist jokes, sending half-litre "bricks" of his own frozen blood to his ex-girlfriend, and urinating in the middle of a hostile negotiation. The character adds a new level of toxicity to the series, which has always explored male predation and toxic masculinity.
In the latest episode of Succession, Alexander Skarsgård's character, Lukas Matsson, hits a new low as a self-styled alpha male with serious skeletons in his closet. Matsson's abusive behavior towards women is revealed, including sending his ex-girlfriend half-litre "bricks" of his own frozen blood. The character represents a new level of male toxicity in the series, which has previously explored the theme through other problematic male characters.
In the latest episode of "Succession," Kendall, Roman, and Shiv head to Norway to close the GoJo deal and meet their match in Lukas Matsson, played by Alexander Skarsgård. The episode is filled with desperation as the characters try to figure out who will be kept on after the acquisition and who will be let go. Kendall and Roman decide to tank the deal when Lukas wants to acquire all of Waystar, including ATN, but Lukas outmaneuvers them by increasing his offer and telling Frank about it. In the end, Kendall accidentally does what is best for the company by jacking up the sale price.
Alexander Skarsgård's tech mogul character finally makes his move in season four of Succession, unleashing his predatory instincts on the Roy siblings. Shiv manages to forge a backdoor with Waystar Royco's new owner, while Kendall and Roman spiral in complementary fashions. The emotional damage of their unprocessed grief is starting to take its toll, and the future looks bleak as Waystar Royco is all but sold.
Actor Alexander Skarsgård has become a father for the first time, with his girlfriend Tuva Novotny giving birth to their baby. The news was revealed at the premiere of HBO's "Succession" Season 4, where Skarsgård plays tech CEO Lukas Matsson. Novotny, who has a daughter from a previous relationship, showed off her baby bump in April at the Swedish Elle Awards. Skarsgård had previously spoken about approaching family thoughtfully and admiring his father, actor Stellan Skarsgård, who has eight children.
Alexander Skarsgård has confirmed that he and actress Tuva Novotny have welcomed their first child together. The actor was gifted a stuffed toy for his little one at the red carpet premiere of Succession's fourth and final season. Skarsgård has previously expressed his desire to be a family man like his father, Stellan Skarsgård, who has eight children. The couple was spotted out with a newborn during a dinner date in November, but the baby's birth date has not been revealed.