Alicia Vikander, born on October 3, 1988, in Gothenburg, Sweden, is an acclaimed actress known for her versatile performances across various genres. Rising to prominence in both European and Hollywood cinema, Vikander has garnered critical acclaim and accolades for her talent and dedication to her craft. Trained as a ballet dancer, she transitioned to acting and made her feature film debut in the Swedish film “Pure” in 2010. Her breakthrough came with the role of Katarina in “A Royal Affair” (2012), a historical drama that earned her international recognition and a Guldbagge Award, the Swedish equivalent of an Academy Award.

Alicia Vikander’s career reached new heights with her portrayal of Gerda Wegener in “The Danish Girl” (2015), earning her an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. She continued to make a mark in Hollywood with roles in high-profile films such as “Ex Machina” (2014), where her performance as an artificial intelligence garnered widespread acclaim. Vikander’s versatility is evident in her diverse filmography, encompassing action-adventure with “Tomb Raider” (2018), where she took on the iconic role of Lara Croft, and the science fiction drama “Annihilation” (2018). Known for her ability to convey depth and emotion in her characters, Alicia Vikander remains a respected and sought-after actress, seamlessly navigating between independent cinema and major blockbuster productions. Her captivating presence, coupled with her acting prowess, positions her as one of the leading talents in the global film industry.