Rune Temte, born on September 29, 1965, is a well-known Norwegian actor recognized for his notable performances in The Last Kingdom, Eddie the Eagle, and his portrayal of Bron-Char in the 2019 Marvel Studios film Captain Marvel. Hailing from Solbergelva, Oslo, Temte commenced his journey in football at the age of 7 and secured his first professional contract at 18. Notably, he played for Strømsgodset for five seasons and was honored as the player of the year in 1988. However, driven by his passion for acting, he transitioned to pursue his love for the craft and simultaneously pursued studies in economics. His training at the Drama Studio London from 1993 to 1994 further honed his acting skills. Temte, who is also accomplished in the sport of bandy, has been actively involved in theatre productions and has even established his own production company, Temte Productions. Fluent in English, Swedish, and Norwegian, Temte is married to fashion designer Thea Glimsdal Temte, with whom he shares a son. Additionally, he has expressed his support for his favorite team, Leeds United, on social media.

Rune Pedersen, born on 19 May 1963, is a former football referee who represented SK Sprint-Jeløy. Widely hailed as the premier match official in Norway during the 1990s, Pedersen received the Kniksen award for "Referee of the Year" an impressive 10 times between 1990 and 2000. Notably, in 1998, he became the first Norwegian referee to officiate in the main tournament of the FIFA World Cup. Throughout his career, Pedersen showcased his expertise in high-stakes matches, including the group stage match between Argentina and Jamaica, as well as the quarter-final between Croatia and Germany. His impactful refereeing was evident in the latter game when he issued a straight red card to Christian Wörns for a foul towards the end of the first half. Even after retiring, Pedersen continued to contribute to the sport, serving as the Head of Referees for the Football Association of Norway until 2014. His dedication and impact on football were further recognized when he received the Kniksen's honorary award in 1998.

Rune Pedersen, born on October 9, 1979, is a Danish footballer renowned for his role as a goalkeeper. Throughout his career, he has accumulated an impressive total of 17 youth caps for Denmark in various age groups. While he has yet to secure a senior cap, Pedersen has achieved significant success at the club level. He clinched two Danish Superliga championships during his time with F.C. Copenhagen and has also played for other Danish clubs such as Aarhus GF, Lyngby, OB, and F.C. Nordsjælland. Additionally, he had stints with Italian club Modena F.C. and Nottingham Forest in England. Pedersen's journey in professional football began in Copenhagen, where he started his career with Hvidovre IF before moving to Kjøbenhavns Boldklub (KB), the reserve team of F.C. Copenhagen. His career took him to various clubs and countries, including Italy and England, before he returned to Denmark to continue competing at the highest level. Despite facing challenges and changes throughout his career, Pedersen's dedication and talent have left an indelible mark on the football landscape.

Rune Lund, born on October 30, 1976, in Copenhagen, is a former Danish politician known for his membership in the Folketing for the Red–Green Alliance political party. Lund's political career started in 2005 when he was first elected into parliament. Although he was not reelected in 2007, he remained the primary substitute for the Red-Green Alliance in the Fyn constituency. In the 2015 election, Lund secured a seat in parliament and was reelected in 2019 with 1,157 votes. However, he later stepped down from the Folketing in 2022 and relocated to Kenya. Currently, Lund serves as the East Africa manager for the Danish software company cBrain. For more information, Lund's biography is available on the website of the Danish Parliament (Folketinget).

Rune Hagen, born on July 20, 1975, is a former Norwegian footballer known for his prowess as a left midfielder. He began his career with Jevnaker in 1992, showcasing his talent with 28 goals in 68 games for Liv/Fossekallen (now Hønefoss) over the following three seasons. Hagen then had stints with Start and Strømsgodset, where he scored 28 goals in 163 domestic league games. His career also took him to Denmark's Herfølge, and Greece's Ergotelis, before returning to Norway with ASIL Lysi and Modum. Notably, Hagen had 3 appearances for the Norwegian U-23 national team in 1998. He is the twin brother of Erik Hagen, who also represented the Norway national football team. With a rich and diverse career spanning various countries and clubs, Hagen has left a lasting impact on the football world.