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Polish actresses
have played a special role in
Russian film history. Their unusual beauty and noblencharm
brought a lot of attention to their works, which became close
and loved. Some of them are more popular in Russia than
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Beata Tyszkiewicz
is one of the most famous Polish actresses in the world. She
was born in Warszawa (14.08.1938) in family with old
aristocratic traditions. The noble beauty helped her in the
historical moves, which made her popular in many countries.
Tyszkewicz had her star time in 60-s, when she played her
best roles and was invited by many foreign film directors.
Her husband, A. Wayda, filmed Beata in several costume
movies by Polish classical writers. Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky
opened her gift for Russians giving B. Tyszkewicz the role
of a noble girl in "Nest of Nobility" I. Turgenev novel.
It's possible to say that since her appearance in Soviet
movie the great love to Polish actresses has started in our
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"Nest of nobility"
Director: A. Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky. Starring: I. Kupchenko,
L. Kulagin, B. Tyszkewicz, V.
Merkuryev et al. A screen version of I. S. Turgenev’s novel
in which the author makes an attempt to answer the question
whether personal happiness is possible when it comes into
collision with one’s moral duty.
© T/O “Tovarisch” (“Friend”) of “Mosfilm” concern, 1969, 105
min.
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Barbara Brylska
(1941-06-05) is one of the most popular (and beautiful)
actress of Polish movie. For the first time she appeared on
screen being a schoolgirl. In 1967 Barbara graduated from
the High School of Cinema in Łodzi. But as a student she
played in film "Pharaoh" (1965), which made her known for
many film directors in country and over it. She worked in
the most of socialist countries, but hardly it's possible to
find another one, where she is so loved as in Russia. E.
Ryazanov's film "The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath"(1975)
has made her a favorite for long years. Every New Year Eve
millions of Russians watch that old comedy. Valentina
Talyzina gave her her voice, Alla Pugacheva sans songs for
her, and this mix of three |
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women's work created the charming image of a eternal
feminility. |
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"The
Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your
Bath"
Director:
E. Ryazanov. Starring: B. Brilska, A.
Miagkov, Y. Yakovlev, L. Akhedzhakova, V.
Talizina, A. Shirvindt, Burkov et al. Four
friends went to the bath-house not
suspecting how surprising and incredible the
consequences will be …Such a joke the
fortune can play with the man only once on a
New Year night.
©
“Mosfilm” production.1975, 184 min.
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Filmography:
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Ostatni kurs (1963) |
Boomerang (1966) |
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Pan Wolodyjowski (1969) |
Anatomy of love (1972) |
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Wsciekly (1980) |
Archiv des Todes (1980) |
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Wynajme pokoj (1993) |
Virus (1996) |
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Barbara Brylska
entire filmography |
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Ewa
Szykulska
(09.09.1949). A famous Polish actress
graduated from the High Theater school in
Warszawa in 1971. Her first work in movie
was in a Hungary film, when she was 19
years old. Szykulska is a theatre actress
mostly. From time to time she gets roles
in TV serials. She is more popular in
Russian thanks her characters in
historical movies. Ewa played the first
love of the famous Russian writer,
Dostoevsky. Then was a movie from 20-s
years and again the role of a writer's
beloved. But the best and most known her
role is the touching image of French girl,
who dared to go after her big love even in
Siberia. "The star of fascinating
happiness" and Ewa Szykulska has charmed
millions of romantics in Russia.
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"The Star of Fascinating Happiness"
Director:
V. Motyl. Starring: Ewa
Szykulska, A. Batalov, O. Yankovsky, I.
Kupchenko, N. Bondarchuk, Smoktunovsky, I. Kostolevsky. et al.
The film spans a few years around year 1825 when a group of Russian officers prepared, failed
and were prosecuted for a coup to establish a constitutional monarchy in Russia. Historical
realities however are the least of concerns for the director who concentrated instead of
timeless issues of love, betrayal, and honor. Well acted and fast paced movie
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© “Lenfilm” production.1975, 167 min.
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