Alexander Skarsgård teilt teilt, warum er kurz aufgehört hat, sich mit 13 Jahren Erfolg zu machen: „Ich wurde nicht gern anerkannt“
https://ew.com/alexander-skarsgard-shares-why-he-briefly-quit-acting-at-13-11776014
Alexander Skarsgård teilt teilt, warum er kurz aufgehört hat, sich mit 13 Jahren Erfolg zu machen: „Ich wurde nicht gern anerkannt“
https://ew.com/alexander-skarsgard-shares-why-he-briefly-quit-acting-at-13-11776014
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> „At 13,“ Shepard said, „you get onto this very popular show,“ before Skarsgård corrected him, saying, „It was a 50-minute-long TV movie [1989’s Hunden som log (The Dog That Smiled)].“
> He further explained, „We only had, like, two channels in Sweden, way before cable. So it was two channels, so if something was on, the whole country would watch it basically. I was 13 and suddenly just because of that one little thing, I was recognized. Yeah, I became a star.“
> „For someone who’s longing for a father in a gray suit, driving a gray Saab to the gray office, it was rough. I didn’t like being recognized. I didn’t like going to school and kids at school being like, ‚I saw the movie,'“ he recalled.
Alright wake up zombies! Time to activate. Come on!
I worked with him before he became really popular. You could tell he was quite shy. Very nice though.
Loved him on Murderbot, so funny!
I wasn’t a fan of True Blood and hadn’t seen anything he was in before (somehow). But he seems v hardworking and sweet, I’m a fan now.
He was unforgettable in The Northman.
I like his humility. He’s said that after he booked an American project in Zoolander and it went huge, he thought he’d made it as a star. And then he didn’t get another role for 2 years.
Oh yeah, he “found success” at 13.
I work with a total of about 50 people in the middle of the fucking desert and I still don’t like how much people recognize me around here. I feel him.
I just see Eric!
I find it interesting and understandable when kids from acting families don’t want to enter the business…Or try it out and leave. Lots of good and valid reasons for that.
But you have to wonder if the parents ever say „Look, we’ll pay for you to go to any university, get a master’s degree, a PhD – do whatever you want…But don’t be mad that your brother makes millions of dollars per year playing an idiot in a series and you might need to work 10 years to earn a hundred and fifty grand at a normal job.“
I’ve stopped going to certain grocery stores because the cashiers started recognizing me as a regular. I don’t know why it bothers me as much as it does, but I definitely feel him for not enjoying being noticed!