Born on September 2, 1967 in Stockholm, Gustaf Hammarsten has been a familiar face in Swedish TV and cinema since he made his debut in the 1991 TV mini-series The Best Intentions. But Gustaf remained unknown outside of his chilly homeland until 2009, when he broke through to international audiences as Sasha Baron Cohen's devoted assistant Lutz in Brüno. Since then Gustaf has used his notoriety to score more distinguished roles (most notably a part in David Fincher's 2012 film The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo), but we'll always remember him greased up and in his skivvies, attempting to make out with a bearded cage fighter in one of the most homoerotic man-on-man grappling sessions we've ever seen. And considering the kind of smut we watch, that's really saying something!
