
A collection of previously unreleased sketches featuring Robert Gustafsson. It includes all of Tony Rickardsson's monologues from the Swedish Sports Awards, as well as bonus material that has never been shown on Swedish TV. For the third year in a row, Robert Gustafsson appeared at the Swedish Sports Awards. He portrayed Tony Rickardsson as a bitter, slightly grumpy Dalecarlian. See all his performances + a bunch of never-before-released sketches.


A collection of previously unreleased sketches featuring Robert Gustafsson. It includes all of Tony Rickardsson's monologues from the Swedish Sports Awards, as well as bonus material that has never been shown on Swedish TV. For the third year in a row, Robert Gustafsson appeared at the Swedish Sports Awards. He portrayed Tony Rickardsson as a bitter, slightly grumpy Dalecarlian. See all his performances + a bunch of never-before-released sketches.
2006-03-16
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