if you watch true blood (which is a rare example of a show where the title sequence is superior to the rest of the programme) you may recognise this guy as the vampire eric northman. you may recognise him as kirsten dunst's new husband in the beautiful but unsurprisingly depressing melancholia. if you have no taste at all in quality movies you may recognise him from the movie he was in town promoting - battleship - a film based on one of the most boring board games ever invented. or if you're like my turkish friend you wouldn't recognise him at all, only guessing he was famous based on the number of cameras and microphones pointed in his direction. i can think of a number of female friends who would recognise alexander skarsgard and would have happily traded places with her.

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if you watch true blood (which is a rare example of a show where the title sequence is superior to the rest of the programme) you may recognise this guy as the vampire eric northman. you may recognise him as kirsten dunst's new husband in the beautiful but unsurprisingly depressing melancholia. if you have no taste at all in quality movies you may recognise him from the movie he was in town promoting - battleship - a film based on one of the most boring board games ever invented. or if you're like my turkish friend you wouldn't recognise him at all, only guessing he was famous based on the number of cameras and microphones pointed in his direction. i can think of a number of female friends who would recognise alexander skarsgard and would have happily traded places with her.

here's the original