Swedish stud Erik Johansson was born just outside of Stockholm, and has become so hot he's given us a syndrome: we can't stop thinking about giving him dome! His father was an author who introduced him to storytelling at a young age, though Erik preferred acting to writing on the page. At 15, Erik landed his first professional acting job when he played Benny in the sitcom Bert. After high school, he studied drama at the Malmo Theatre Academy, then soon found himself playing Gantomte in the Swedish Christmas advent calendar Julens hjatar, and Tobbe in the first love TV show Eva & Adam. Since then he has appeared in more than 50 movies and TV shows, like playing David in Walk the Talk, and Patrik Nillson in a bunch of straight to video movies like Prime Time (2012), The Red Wolf (2012), and A Place in the Sun (2012). Hitting the comedy scene, Erik was Pontus in the family road trip flick The Andersons Hit the Road (2013) and its obvious sequel, The Andersons Rock the Mountains (2014), then had a long run as Sebastien on the Swedish cop drama Maria Wern. But the best place to see Erik is in Bonus Family, Netflix's drama about blended families dealing with all of their post divorce dramas. At one point, we see a shirtless Erik relaxing in and then out of bed, looking fine enough to keep you warm through the long, Scandinavian winter. We first see him laying in bed reading, letting us check out his flat belly and nice upper body then he gets up and walks around in his boxers giving us a much better look at his sweet bod. Most recently Erik stared in the gambling drama Spelskandalen. Mr. Johansson, so handsome!
