Anton Glanzelius

Glanzelius was born in Copenhagen to father Ingmar Glanzelius (1927–2021), a journalist and freelance music critic, and mother Margita Ahlin, an actress and director. He has an older brother Jacob. He grew up in Gothenburg, Sweden. ==Career==

Anton Glanzelius's first acting role was in a television movie at age eight, as a messenger in a theatrical production of Antigone that starred his mother. The film was a surprise hit in the United States, a rare occurrence for a subtitled foreign language film. As of 2014, Glanzelius worked as an executive producer at Swedish TV4 AB, ==Personal life==

In his youth, Glanzelius was a player on his hometown's junior soccer team, and he was interested in pursuing a career in the sport, with hopes of someday playing in Brazil. Although Glanzelius spent the following night in Jackson's hotel room, he later reported that the pop-star did not make any hint of sexual advances. Jackson kept in contact with him afterward, until the Jordan Chandler scandal broke out in 1993. ==References==