Personal details
- Birth Date: 1991-02-15
- Height: 5′ 1½″ (1.56 m)
- Birth Location: Basel, Switzerland
- Professions: Writer, Actor, Script and Continuity Department
Jonni Remmler, born on February 15th, 1991, in Basel, Switzerland, has carved out his own weird and winding path in the film world. The guy’s got range—one minute he’s scribbling out scripts like a mad scientist, the next he’s in front of the camera, soaking up the spotlight. People started to really pay attention when he jumped into the crime drama Das Quartett back in 2019. That show, with all its gritty Berlin alleyways and tangled mysteries, let Jonni flex his acting chops. But he’s definitely not a one-hit wonder. If you want deep cuts, check his work on Fabrixx, a series that’s got its own cult following, especially with folks who grew up glued to German TV in the early 2000s. Now, everyone’s buzzing about Ash, slated for 2025. Details are hush-hush, but the hype machine’s already running wild—apparently, it’s a heady blend of psychological thriller and slow-burn drama. Jonni’s not just acting in this one; word on the street is, he’s heavily involved in the writing too. That’s kind of his thing: blurring the lines between writer and performer, never settling into just one box. Dude treats genres like a buffet—grab a little of this, mix in some of that, see what happens. No doubt, he’s not your typical Swiss export. Whether he’s crafting bizarre storylines or diving into roles that mess with your head, Jonni Remmler keeps audiences guessing, and honestly, that’s half the fun.
He lives with his family over on Lanzarote, one of those wild Canary Islands where the landscape’s all black rock, cacti, and endless blue sea. Honestly, it’s the kind of spot people daydream about while stuck in traffic—volcano views out the window, salty air all day, and beaches that look straight-up fake. It’s not your average “pop down the road for groceries” kind of place, either. There’s this mix of Spanish culture and island chill, so you get tapas and local wine, plus wild festivals that probably make the neighbors in mainland Spain jealous. And the weather? Yeah, basically perfect year-round. Not too hot, not too cold—just right for hanging with family, maybe a lunchtime swim, or watching the sun go down with a cold drink in hand. The kind of life people see in travel ads and assume is made up, but nope, that’s just Lanzarote living.
February 15, 1991
5′ 1½″ (1.56 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Basel, Switzerland
34 years old