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exploding_lint was kind enough to make some subtitles for this vid. Domdummaste means The Stupidest in Swedish and apparently they’re a band and they release their new album May 11th. P.R? Who knows…but it’s cute Thanks exploding_lint!

Gustaf is the first actor to be presented in this video from vg.no Translation: “Yes, then we’ll introduce the actors to play the five Norwegians on board and the one Swede. And you’ve heard rumors about who he is, so we’ll start with him. And that’s Gustaf Skarsgård. He’ll play Bengt Danielsson who was an [...]

Here’s a written translation of this TV-interview: I: Have you seen Black Swan? G: Yes, it was really good. Natalie Portman was fantastic of course, but the whole movie was equally fantastic. I know people who thought NP was the only good thing about it, but I loved the entire movie. It’s a little psycho. [...]

From St. Paul Film’s website, with English subs A scene from the film from St Paul Film on Vimeo.

Wow…where the hell have I been? This interview was March 7th on Nyhetsmorgon, a Swedish morning show. He talks about “The Way Back”. I’ll work on exploding_lint to get some kind of english translation

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Three part series Bibliotekstjuven or Library Thief starring Gustaf Skarsgård, starts off with Part 1 airing Wednesday at 8:00 on SVT! And this from the Bibliotekstjuven website Gustaf Skarsgård is the Library Thief John is a librarian at the National Library, and he finds an opportunity to solve its difficult financial situation. He begins stealing [...]

Thank you Thank you Thank you to explodinglint on YouTube for translating these awesome Gustaf interviews! Talking about Puss: And this one FINALLY translated…on Skavlan from February 2009 talking about The Way Back:

The Way Back is set to screen at two film festivals in the near future. One is this weekend at The Museum of Tolerance International Film Festival (MOTIFF), running in Los Angeles November 13-18. Their mission statement reads: The Museum of Tolerance International Film Festival (MOTIFF) seeks to explore human rights issues and prevent hatred [...]