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银幕女王艾丽西卡·维坎德 　　导读：凭借大银幕上的精彩表现，瑞典女演员艾丽西卡 It’s no exaggeration to say that the year 2016 belongs to Alicia Vikander. The Swedish actress has risen from relative obscurity to international stardom， appearing in four major films， including Testament of Youth， Ex Machina， The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and The Danish Girl. And she’s certainly not delivering mediocre performances either， sweeping the board during the awards season. Vikander earned a best-actress nomination at the Golden Globes after playing a robot in Ex Machina. She also bagged the Oscar for best supporting actress for her role in The Danish Girl， as the wife of a transgender woman （portrayed by British actor Eddie Redmayne）. “Shes terrific，” the screenwriter of The Danish Girl， Lucinda Coxon， told USA Today. “Its so great to watch a young female character on film who’s not asking for your approval， who has enormous charm and is incredibly sympathetic and winning， but is entirely her own person. And shes not a victim. There are gains and losses for her and you mourn the losses with her.” Those who work with Vikander credit her achievements to her dedication and precision. She spent years studying ballet， “so shes got this rigorous side to her，” the director of The Danish Girl， Tom Hooper， told USA Today. Her fluency in English is another testimony of the same rigor， according to Hooper. Hooper recalls the day Vikander turned up to the casting for her role in The Danish Girl. “She was so moving that I had tears in my eyes at the end of the first take. And Eddie turned to me and goes， Well， theres no great surprise about who you’re going to cast now， Hooper.” It’s easy to expect Vikander to simply rest on her success for a while after her Oscar recognition. However， shes trying out all sorts of roles―she starred in Jason Bourne， opposite Matt Damon， and is gearing up to play Lara Croft in the next Tomb Raider movie. She even co-starred with her boyfriend， German-Irish actor Michael Fassbender， in