Elzbieta Czyzewska film reviews
Elzbieta Czyzewska
Polish actress
Born
14 May 1938
in WarsawMasoviaPoland
Died
17 June 2010
Gained fame in Polish films playing wide range of characters from drama (Andrzej Wajda?s Everything for Sale or Wojciech Has The Saragossa Manuscript) to comedies (A Bride for the Australian, Where is the General and Giuseppe in Warsaw). After her husband, American journalist David Halberstam, was expelled from Poland by communist government she decided to move to United States with him, where she continued her career, but with limited success concentrating mostly on theatre work. She returned to Poland in 2007, shortly before her death in 2010.
1963 |
as Marusia | |
 Clumsy private that jinx his whole unit stumbles upon a castle with cellar full of wine and also accidentally arrests the German general that is hiding there from Soviet Army. | ||
1964 |
as Frasquetta Salero | |
 During the Napoleonic Wars officer travelling through Spain stays in a gloomy inn on deserted area. Here he begins the adventure into the world of ghosts, magic and mysticism. | ||
1965 |
as Gabrysia | |
The uncompromising rivalry between two local football clubs takes a nasty turn when a beautiful young woman gets involved with star player. | ||
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