The illustrious individual, whose journey began as a young figurant at the tender age of 17 in Ingmar Bergman's esteemed production of King Lear at the Royal Swedish Dramaten Theatre in Stockholm, Sweden.
Initially, he had envisioned a future revolving around ice-hockey, a passion that had been deeply ingrained in him from a young age. However, fate had other plans, and he found himself relocating to New York to hone his acting skills at Nell's, where he eventually transitioned into a modeling career in the fashion capitals of Paris, Milan, London, and New York.
This career pivot led to a memorable appearance in George Michael's iconic music video, "Freedom-90," where he was seen suspended upside down, leaving a lasting impression on audiences worldwide.
After returning to Sweden, he dedicated himself to a full-time acting career, taking on numerous film and theatrical roles. Simultaneously, he pursued another long-held aspiration – directing – and has since directed both films, theatre productions, and television dramas.
Notably, he has written the screenplays for several projects, including "Completely Mad," "Babas Cars," and "Dark Waters," which he also had the privilege of directing.
When not busy with his illustrious career, he can be found lacing up his skates to play ice hockey with the esteemed Salming team, captained by the legendary Borje Salming.
As he looks to the future, it is clear that this talented individual has a bright and exciting road ahead, filled with limitless possibilities and opportunities to continue pushing the boundaries of his craft.
