Here is a link to a radiointerview with Alex.
He talks about the East but also about other filmroles and it´s interesting to listen when he talks
about his profession and how he approaches it.
The radioshow is: 89.3 KPCC Southern Carlifornia Public Radio.
(For listening to the interview you click on a link on the left side of the page):
http://www.scpr.org/programs/take-two/2013/05/31/32042/alexander-skarsgard-sits-down-with-take-two/
From the site:
Alexander Skarsgard goes rogue in 'The East'
One of America's biggest heartthrobs today is a 6-foot-4-inch, blonde, blue-eyed actor from Sweden. Alexander Skarsgard plays a villainous vampire in the HBO series "True Blood," and starting today, you can see him take on a very different role in the new film "The East."
Skarsgard plays the charismatic leader of The East, a mysterious collective of anarchists who plot elaborate attacks they call jams. These jams are intended to give corporations who lie, cheat and pollute a taste of their own medicine.
For example, at a party thrown by the manufacturer of an anti-malarial drug known to make its users seriously ill, The East doses the champagne with large amounts of the medication. In this scene, Skarsgard's character Benji goes undercover as a member of high society named Edward.
Skarsgard joins the show to talk about his very first role in film, and what it was like to play an anarchist in "The East."
