Turns out, weve been saying Alexander Skarsgrds name wrong

It was a big little lie this whole time.Alexander Skarsgård is setting the record straight on how his last name is really pronounced.After the actor’s dad Stellan Skarsgård, 73, revealed on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” that their Swedish surname is often mispronounced, Alexander, 48, explained to the host, 61, how it’s meant to be said.“He said we’re mispronouncing the name.

It’s ‘Skarsgourd,’ is that how you say it?” Stephen asked the “Infinity pool” star on Tuesday’s episode of the late-night show.“Exactly.” Alexander replied.“That little umlaut is an ‘oua’ [sound], it’s not an ‘a.’ It’s ‘Skarsgourd.’”In 2016, the men poked fun at Alexander’s Swedish surname, as they put on a hilarious skit where the pair over pronounced the “ar” sound in Skarsgård.

This isn’t the first time a star has come on Colbert’s show to drop a bomb about their name.Daniel Craig revealed in December that the show’s host has never said his name right in all six times he’s appeared on the program.“I have a bone to pick with you,” the “Queen” star, 57, expressed at the time.He then noted his name is pronounced with an ‘ay’ sound, stating: “[It’s] Daniel Cr-ayg.”“I hear the difference,” Stephen responded.

“That is subtle, and I apologize.Daniel Cregg, f–k that guy.

It’s Daniel Cr-ayg.I’m so sorry, please accept my apology.”“It’s fine.

Whatever,” the “James Bond” alum said back.During Alexander’s latest appearance, he also touched on how his father walked around the house naked while he was growing up.“Not so much as a child, as a teenager, a bit more,” confessed the “Murderbot” star.“Well, he wasn’t a fan of clothes.

I noticed that he was wearing clothes when he was on your show.That made me very proud.

He wouldn’t wear clothes at home, really.”As for their family — which includes brothers Gustaf, Sam, Bill, Valter, Ossian and Kolbjörn, and si...

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