I think JJ means GQ and Interview with those 2 cover shoots.
Well that makes me feel quite a bit better!
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I think JJ means GQ and Interview with those 2 cover shoots.
That was a great article. Who knew he was into whales? hehe.
What did you all think of this part?
Tabloid followers will be aware of the widely reported news that Skarsgård and Bosworth are romantically involved. (When asked about the relationship, he shuts down, smile disappearing, with a completeness and efficiency that could only come from growing up in the public eye. "My father always kept the family out of the press," he says later, almost apologetic.)
I think in retrospect he will regret the way that he approaches that. He tries to emulate his dad, which is admirable because they were protected by Stellan in that way as much as possible, but I don't think he realizes the gravity of this being a different time...and his being a completely different type of actor. Stellan was more of a serious character actor when he made it big here and Alex has been a sex drenched sex pot. He appeals to a totally different type of audience...it requires a different kind of approach. Stellan's approach is also different because Alex's mother wasn't an actress and garnered much less public interest. Where Stellan's refusal to acknowledge or discuss family or private life seems dignified...Alex appears to the modern media to be grumpy and unhappy about it. We all know that public opinion affects success as much as acting ability...and I think Alex might be unpleasantly surprised when and if Hollywood forgets that he is the shiniest of marbles, not because he isn't good enough, but because his relationship and his reaction to it sours the public perception of him.
Also, thanks to whoever posted the article and thanks Santress for pics.
I think in retrospect he will regret the way that he approaches that. He tries to emulate his dad, which is admirable because they were protected by Stellan in that way as much as possible, but I don't think he realizes the gravity of this being a different time...and his being a completely different type of actor. Stellan was more of a serious character actor when he made it big here and Alex has been a sex drenched sex pot. He appeals to a totally different type of audience...it requires a different kind of approach. Stellan's approach is also different because Alex's mother wasn't an actress and garnered much less public interest. Where Stellan's refusal to acknowledge or discuss family or private life seems dignified...Alex appears to the modern media to be grumpy and unhappy about it. We all know that public opinion affects success as much as acting ability...and I think Alex might be unpleasantly surprised when and if Hollywood forgets that he is the shiniest of marbles, not because he isn't good enough, but because his relationship and his reaction to it sours the public perception of him.
Also, thanks to whoever posted the article and thanks Santress for pics.
@mik: you're private mail inbox is overcapacity. You gotta delete some mails to receive new ones![]()
let me know when you did, so that I can send my mail to you..thanks, buddy![]()
I think in retrospect he will regret the way that he approaches that. He tries to emulate his dad, which is admirable because they were protected by Stellan in that way as much as possible, but I don't think he realizes the gravity of this being a different time...and his being a completely different type of actor. Stellan was more of a serious character actor when he made it big here and Alex has been a sex drenched sex pot. He appeals to a totally different type of audience...it requires a different kind of approach. Stellan's approach is also different because Alex's mother wasn't an actress and garnered much less public interest. Where Stellan's refusal to acknowledge or discuss family or private life seems dignified...Alex appears to the modern media to be grumpy and unhappy about it. We all know that public opinion affects success as much as acting ability...and I think Alex might be unpleasantly surprised when and if Hollywood forgets that he is the shiniest of marbles, not because he isn't good enough, but because his relationship and his reaction to it sours the public perception of him.
Also, thanks to whoever posted the article and thanks Santress for pics.
I think in retrospect he will regret the way that he approaches that. He tries to emulate his dad, which is admirable because they were protected by Stellan in that way as much as possible, but I don't think he realizes the gravity of this being a different time...and his being a completely different type of actor. Stellan was more of a serious character actor when he made it big here and Alex has been a sex drenched sex pot. He appeals to a totally different type of audience...it requires a different kind of approach. Stellan's approach is also different because Alex's mother wasn't an actress and garnered much less public interest. Where Stellan's refusal to acknowledge or discuss family or private life seems dignified...Alex appears to the modern media to be grumpy and unhappy about it. We all know that public opinion affects success as much as acting ability...and I think Alex might be unpleasantly surprised when and if Hollywood forgets that he is the shiniest of marbles, not because he isn't good enough, but because his relationship and his reaction to it sours the public perception of him.
Also, thanks to whoever posted the article and thanks Santress for pics.
I think in retrospect he will regret the way that he approaches that. He tries to emulate his dad, which is admirable because they were protected by Stellan in that way as much as possible, but I don't think he realizes the gravity of this being a different time...and his being a completely different type of actor. Stellan was more of a serious character actor when he made it big here and Alex has been a sex drenched sex pot. He appeals to a totally different type of audience...it requires a different kind of approach. Stellan's approach is also different because Alex's mother wasn't an actress and garnered much less public interest. Where Stellan's refusal to acknowledge or discuss family or private life seems dignified...Alex appears to the modern media to be grumpy and unhappy about it. We all know that public opinion affects success as much as acting ability...and I think Alex might be unpleasantly surprised when and if Hollywood forgets that he is the shiniest of marbles, not because he isn't good enough, but because his relationship and his reaction to it sours the public perception of him.
Also, thanks to whoever posted the article and thanks Santress for pics.
I agree with you, CA.
Who is he keeping out of the press? A woman that clearly loves pap attention and publicity? His statement makes no sense. Once again, he should stick with "no comment" and leave it at that.
EDIT: Thanks everyone for the article, pictures ... and love the video, BB.
I think in retrospect he will regret the way that he approaches that. He tries to emulate his dad, which is admirable because they were protected by Stellan in that way as much as possible, but I don't think he realizes the gravity of this being a different time...and his being a completely different type of actor. Stellan was more of a serious character actor when he made it big here and Alex has been a sex drenched sex pot. He appeals to a totally different type of audience...it requires a different kind of approach. Stellan's approach is also different because Alex's mother wasn't an actress and garnered much less public interest. Where Stellan's refusal to acknowledge or discuss family or private life seems dignified...Alex appears to the modern media to be grumpy and unhappy about it. We all know that public opinion affects success as much as acting ability...and I think Alex might be unpleasantly surprised when and if Hollywood forgets that he is the shiniest of marbles, not because he isn't good enough, but because his relationship and his reaction to it sours the public perception of him..
Agree with this post as well - also because honestly, Stellan did indeed expose his family in his interviews, which is to be expected because he was married and had children. Not dating a fellow actor who is busy using his name and image to further their own career. Totally different situation. Especially compounded by the tabloid nature of this particular relationship and the attention the two of them have drawn to it by hyping the attention and not indeed just "being" and being private about it. I agree re the shiny marble comment - quite honestly, he is playing into the game that is Hollywood and I'm glad to see he's got a glimmer of understanding that he's not playing the right game here. His work needs to speak for him. And needless to say, there's a whole pyschological examination on the dynamic with Stellan for sure that could take up forever in unpacking.
Overall, I thought this was a good interview for him - definitely much more substantive and successful for proving his depth than the Rolling Stone piece was. And I love how excited he can get about his work. At the heart of it, that's what I liked about him in the first place, so hopefully this really gets him the right kind of visibility. and yes, I'll take all the eye porn he can give us...![]()
I agree with you, CA.
Who is he keeping out of the press? A woman that clearly loves pap attention and publicity? His statement makes no sense. Once again, he should stick with "no comment" and leave it at that.These are all excellent posts and I totally agree with them especially the bolded part from Joanie's post![]()