Pernilla Månsson Colt
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| Born | Eva Elisabet Månsson 23 December 1966 Örebro, Örebro County, Sweden |
| Occupation | Presenter, producer, editor, journalist |
| Employer | Sveriges Television |
Pernilla Månsson Colt, (born Eva Elisabet Månsson, 23 December 1966) is a Swedish television presenter, producer, editor, and journalist.[1]
Månsson Colt was born in Örebro, Örebro County. At the age of 16, and after three years of studying cultural studies at Risbergska School in Örebro, she began working for the local radio station, P4 Örebro, eventually becoming a permanent job. At 24, she worked at Sveriges Television's (SVT) youth office in Växjö.[1]
Månsson Colt currently works as a producer for SVT's Antikrundan; the Swedish version of the BBC show: Antiques Roadshow.[2] She presents the gardening show, Trädgårdsonsdag (Swedish: Garden Wednesday),[3] and writes columns for the newspaper Drömhem & Trädgård (Swedish: Dream Home & Garden).[1]
Månsson Colt is married to musician Stellan Colt, they have a daughter, and live in Klagshamn, Skåne County.[1]
Work
- 1992-1993 - PM
- Månsson & media[1]
- Korseld
- 1995 - Melodifestivalen 1995 (Presenter)[1][4]
- 1998 - Eurovision Song Contest 1995 (Swedish commentator)
- 1997 - Centralen[1]
- 1998 - Melodifestivalen 1998 (Presenter)[1][4]
- 1998 - Eurovision Song Contest 1998 (Swedish commentator)[4]
- 1999-2003 - Bumerang (Presenter)[1]
- 2000 - Eurovision Song Contest 2000 (Swedish commentator)[4]
- 2000 - En kväll för världens barn[1]
- 2000 - Dansk skalle, svensk tiger (Presenter)
- 2000 - Opening of the Øresund Bridge
- Packat & Klart
- Anders och Måns (Guest)
- Bästa Formen[1]
- Sverige (Editor)[1]
- Årets Kock
- Trädgårdsonsdag[3]
- 2013 - Eurovision Song Contest 2013
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- Semi-final allocation draw presenter.[4]
- Opening ceremony presenter at the Malmö Opera and Music Theatre.[5]
- 2014 - Husdrömmar
| Preceded by | Eurovision Song Contest – Swedish Commentator 1995 |
Succeeded by Björn Kjellman |
| Preceded by | Eurovision Song Contest – Swedish Commentator 1998 |
Succeeded by Pekka Heino and Anders Berglund |
| Preceded by | Eurovision Song Contest – Swedish Commentator 2000 |
Succeeded by Henrik Olsson |
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