Alicia Vikander

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Characters played by Alicia Vikander

Lara Croft — Tomb Raider (2018)

Fearless archaeologist and adventurer seeking ancient artifacts and uncovering her father's secrets.

Heather Lee — Jason Bourne (2016)

CIA cyber ops chief who secretly allies with Bourne against Dewey.

Lady / Essel — The Green Knight (2021)

Essel is Gawain's commoner lover, who wakes him in a brothel on Christmas morning. At the castle, the Lord's Lady resembles Essel and makes seductive advances toward Gawain, receiving the green girdle in the exchange. In Gawain's vision, Essel later bears his son before he abandons her.

Ava — Ex Machina (2015)

A confined humanoid robot with advanced AI created by Nathan. She manipulates Caleb through fabricated emotions and strategic power outages to secure her freedom. After killing Nathan and repairing herself, she escapes the facility via helicopter, leaving Caleb behind as she blends into a city crowd.

Gaby Teller — The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015)

Gaby Teller is the daughter of nuclear scientist Udo Teller, raised by a mechanic after being separated from her father. Napoleon Solo extracts her from East Berlin, while she and Illya Kuryakin pose as an engaged couple. She initially betrays them to her uncle, but is later revealed as Waverly's undercover officer.

Ksenia — The Wizard of the Kremlin (2026)

A captivating and independent figure who remains immune to Baranov's psychological and political manipulation. She symbolizes personal freedom and emotional truth amidst the corrupt political games.

Gerda — The Danish Girl (2015)

A talented portrait artist and Einar/Lili's wife. She gradually supports her husband's transition into Lili, relocates to Paris with her, and cares for her during the surgical recovery. Gerda remains deeply devoted to Lili until her death, later traveling to Denmark with Hans.

Sophia Sandvoort — Tulip Fever (2017)

An orphan raised at the convent of St. Ursula, Sophia marries the wealthy Cornelis Sandvoort to secure a future for herself and her sisters. Unhappy and childless, she falls in love with Jan Van Loos, deceives Cornelis with Maria’s help, and eventually joins the convent after abandoning her planned escape.

Vera Brittain — Testament of Youth (2015)

Protagonist who defies her traditional family to study at Oxford. She falls in love with Roland Leighton, volunteers as a VAD nurse during WWI, and endures profound grief as she loses Roland, Victor, and her brother Edward to the war. Her experiences transform her into a committed pacifist who advocates against war and revenge.

Isabel Sherbourne — The Light Between Oceans (2016)

Tom's wife, a local woman whose two miscarriages leave her afraid she will never become a mother. She persuades Tom to keep the infant found at sea, raises the child with him, and later struggles between protecting their family and acknowledging the truth. She ultimately confesses to save Tom.

Anne Marie — Burnt (2015)

Adam's former girlfriend and mentor's daughter whom he abandoned years ago. Her unexpected forgiveness unnerves him and triggers past trauma, but she later clears his debts and offers him her father's knives, facilitating his emotional closure.

Caroline Mathilde — A Royal Affair (2012)

Princess of Great Britain who marries the Danish king, becomes unhappy in the marriage, falls in love with the king’s physician, and is eventually exiled. She later writes a letter revealing the truth to her children.

Career Overview

Alicia Vikander has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Hope Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Hope, Tomb Raider, Jason Bourne. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
60
Birth Date
1988-10-03
Birth Place
Gothenburg, Västra Götalands län, Sweden

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q439314), public domain (CC0).