Alexander Ludwig
Actor and musician, starred in 'The Hunger Games'
Born
May 7th, 1992
33 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Canada
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Born in 1992, a Canadian actor and musician gained recognition for roles in films and television series. Achieved fame for playing Cato in 'The Hunger Games' and starring as Bjorn Lothbrok in the series 'Vikings'. In addition to acting, pursued a career in music, releasing singles and albums. Participated in various entertainment projects, showcasing versatility in both acting and music.
Played Cato in 'The Hunger Games'
Starred as Bjorn Lothbrok in 'Vikings'
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