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Actor: Stellan Skarsgard

Stellan Skarsgard has worked in Swedish, Danish and English-language film for five decades and appears in nearly everything Lars von Trier has made, including Breaking the Waves, Dogville, Melancholia and Nymphomaniac.

He has also been in Good Will Hunting, the Marvel films, Mamma Mia, Dune and the Pirates series, which gives him one of the widest commercial ranges of any European actor.

Andor gave him the best late work, playing a rebel organiser whose Ghorman speech is a genuine piece of political writing.

Several of his children act, most prominently Alexander and Bill, and he has been openly critical of the American film industry throughout.

Thor (2011) film posterAnthony Hopkins

Thor (2011) Review

The MCU mythological foundation. The 8 reflects honest evaluation of the film that gave the MCU its mythological foundation and the entry that Kenneth Branagh directed with sustained Shakespearean theatrical attention.

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The Avengers (2012) film posterChris Evans

The Avengers (2012) Review

Joss Whedon's ensemble breakthrough, Tom Hiddleston's Loki, and the film that proved interconnected superhero cinema could function at scale. The 8.5 reflects honest evaluation of the film that proved interconnected superhero cinema could function at scale and the entry that…

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Dune Parts 1 & 2 film posterOscar Isaac

Dune Parts 1 & 2 Review

From inside the book, these are the right criticisms. The short version: Villeneuve made two visually extraordinary films that get many of the big things right and a handful of things badly wrong.

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