Ronny Settman's acting odyssey commenced at the youthful age of ten, amidst the picturesque backdrop of Skärholmen, Sweden, where his artistic inclinations first began to take shape. Subsequently, he devoted himself to refining his craft at Södra Latin, a prestigious institution where he had the privilege of sharing the stage with fellow fledgling thespians Fredde Granberg and Gila Bergqvist.
As a young adult, Settman made his television debut at the ripe age of 21, showcasing his comedic prowess in a series of hilarious skits on the popular youth-oriented program Kosmopol, which was broadcast on local television in Växjö, providing a platform for his talents to be showcased to a wider audience.
It was the year 1989 that witnessed the birth of a pioneering endeavor, as Settman embarked on a daring venture by establishing his own production company, Baluba, an entity that he has maintained ownership and operational control of to the present day. This momentous decision has been instrumental in shaping the trajectory of his remarkable career, providing him with the platform to produce and exhibit his distinctive brand of humor, which has garnered widespread acclaim and admiration.
Per Settman's most memorable and enduring characters, Ronny and Ragge, were first introduced in a humorous parody of the extremely popular Swedish soap opera, Storstad, a television phenomenon that captivated the nation. This comedic duo, expertly portrayed by Settman and Granberg, respectively, managed to win over the hearts of audiences across the country, masterfully depicting the quintessential Swedish raggare, a cultural icon that embodies the spirit of Swedish youth culture.
Ronny and Ragge's instant and widespread popularity subsequently led to the creation of their own television show, Byhåla, which aired on Sveriges Television from 1991 to 1993, entertaining millions of viewers during its three-year run.
Christer Sandelin, a highly acclaimed Swedish musician, made a recommendation that significantly impacted the musical trajectory of Ronny and Ragge, the dynamic duo. His suggestion led to the creation of their very own album, which featured his original compositions, carefully paired with lyrics cleverly crafted to seamlessly blend with their signature comedic flair.
Notable Swedish comedy duo, Settman and Granberg, enjoyed a fruitful collaborative period throughout the 1990s, appearing in a diverse range of television shows that showcased their unique brand of humor. These projects included the popular series Megafon, the Monday evening staple Äntligen Måndag, the music-focused program Stereo, and the comedy sketch show Bara med Bruno.
Noteworthy was the year 2001, which marked Settman's triumphant return to the world of acting, with a starring role in the Swedish television series En ängels tålamod, where he brought to life the complex and multifaceted character of Gabriel.
Notably, in the year 2006, Settman embarked on a new venture by taking up the hosting duties of the popular Swedish television program, Så ska det låta, which aired on SVT. Concurrently, in 2005, he began Som hostingmarkrysset on TV4, further expanding his reach and versatility as a television personality.
In a remarkable display of his adaptability and range, Settman went on to host Dansbandskampen on Sveriges Television between late 2008 and early 2009, showcasing his ability to effortlessly transition between different genres and formats.
Personality Biography:
Full Name: Not Mentioned
Born: Not Mentioned
Nationality: Swedish
Occupation: Television Host
Active Years: 2005-Present
Known for: Hosting various Swedish television programs, including Så ska det låta, Sommarkrysset, and Dansbandskampen
Between the months of December 2013 and February 2014, Stefan Settman occupied the coveted position of host on the widely acclaimed and immensely popular television program, "Settman på plats", which aired on the esteemed Swedish public broadcaster, Sveriges Television, thereby cementing his status as a beloved and recognizable figure within the Swedish entertainment industry.
