Bill Skarsgård Took on His Role in ‘Locked’ Because It Was the ‘Polar Opposite’ of ‘Nosferatu’
A big factor that went into Bill Skarsgård taking on his part in 'Locked' is that it would act as 'polar opposite' to his ...
Bill Skarsgård Responded To June Squibb’s Oscars Joke About Him, And His Take Was Perfect
Yet one of my favorite moments was presenter June Squibb joking about Bill Skarsgård, and the Swedish actor has since chimed ...
Bill Skarsgård details 'torturous journey' of filming “Locked” alone in a car
After playing Nosferatu's Count Orlok, It's Pennywise the Clown, and the 97th Oscars' June Squibb, there was only one place ...
Locked star Bill Skarsgard's life from homelessness and famous family to Hugh Jackman film
Bill Skarsgard is returning to the big screen for another gripping watch in the form of Locked, so what is there to know about the actor's life away from the cameras?
‘Locked’: How Custom Built Lenses Captured Anthony Hopkins’ Psychotic Torture of Bill Skarsgård Inside an SUV
What do you get when you lock a young criminal in a luxury sports utility vehicle that is booby trapped to punish its ...
Locked actor Bill Skarsgard's biggest roles to date as he stars in action thriller
Bill Skarsgard appears in the brand new action thriller film Locked, but which other characters has he played on-screen?
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June Squibb Jokes That It’s Really Bill Skarsgård Playing Her At The Oscars: “The Real June Squibb Is At Home With A Book Right Now”
Thelma star June Squibb had a great bit while presenting the Oscar for Makeup and Hair with actress Scarlett Johansson at the 2025 Oscars. Squibb joked that she was really being played by Bill ...
Bill Skarsgard's life from True Blood brother and 'loneliest' film he's made to upcoming Hugh Jackman project
Fans will know Bill Skarsgard from a range of different movies and TV shows with his latest role in Locked set to be released in cinemas on Friday, so what is there to know about the star?
‘Locked’ Review: Bill Skarsgård and Anthony Hopkins Square Off in a Battle of Wheels
High concept” used to be industry terminology for movies whose premise was precise, succinct and intriguing, but these days it’s used interchangeably as shorthand to describe ones that just sound lazy ...