Mieczyslaw Voit film reviews
Mieczyslaw Voit
Polish actor
Born
02 August 1928
in KaliszGreater PolandPoland
Died
31 January 1991
Polish theater and film actor, husband of Barbara Horawianka. He has performed in theaters in Cracov, Lodz and Warsaw. Best known for films: Mother Joan of the Angles (1961), The Hourglass Sanatorium (1973), Pharaon (1966), Goya (1971), TV series Alternatywy 4 (1986). He was involved in mainstream Christian culture. Due to emploi, timbre of voice, clarity, and above all, excellent acting workshop, he was often cast as the rulers, aristocrats, diplomats, clergy, intellectuals and Jews. With pleasure portrayed as the villains, eg .: Nazi commanders band, people who are at odds with the law.
1960 |
as Kuno von Liechtenstein | |
 The tensions between Polish Kingdom and Teutonic order leads to one of largest battles of medieval Europe. | ||
1961 |
as father Suryn | |
 Jesuit Suryn is sent to a remote monastery to investigate the rumors that the nuns and their prioress are possessed by the devil. | ||
1961 |
as German robber | |
Retired train driver agrees to take over military train that goes into frontline zone. | ||
1983-1983 |
as professor Ryszard Dab-Rozwadowski | |
People from different social groups are put together in a single house under the leadership of Stanislaw Aniol (Stanislaw Angel), who is far from being an angel. | ||
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