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Alicia Vikander is a famous Swedish actress.

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She grew up in a city called Gothenburg. As a child, she learned to dance ballet. She also began acting on stage at age seven. She even performed in musicals like The Sound of Music. She worked very hard to follow her dreams. She was even accepted to law school. But she chose to act instead.

Vikander has played many different roles. She was a robot in the film Ex Machina. She played a brave hero in Tomb Raider. She also played a painter in The Danish Girl. For that role, she won a big prize called an Academy Award.

Alicia Vikander 2015 Comic-Con 03
Alicia Vikander 2015 Comic-Con 03

She also wants to help other women in film. She speaks up for gender equality. This means she wants things to be fair for all people. She is married to an actor named Michael Fassbender. They have two sons.

Michael Fassbender with his wife, Alicia Vikander at diff 2020
Michael Fassbender with his wife, Alicia Vikander at diff 2020

Today, she still stars in many new movies. She keeps sharing her talent with the world.

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