Wienczyslaw Glinski film reviews

Wienczyslaw Glinski

Polish actor

Born
10 May 1921
in Astrachan Astrakhan Russia

Died
08 July 2008

Polish actor, film and television, cabaret artist and educator. During the Second World War, was a soldier of the Home Army. Under the pseudonym "Antek" served in a group of 6 counterintelligence Warsaw District AGM at the Headquarters of the Home Army, which was responsible for working on this suspects and warning conducive to underground parties before denunciations. He was arrested during the
roundup and deported to the concentration camp at Majdanek, then to the Sachsenhausen. Originally performed at the
theater in Lodz, then in theaters of Warsaw, from 1945 worked with the Polish Radio Theatre, was also known to
participate in many Warsaw cabarets, starred in many films. Known for Pilot Case Mareshah, Channel, Eagle, Judgement,
Last Ride, Rate Larger than Life (TV series), The Longest War of Modern Europe (TV series) and many others films.

1957	Canal	as Zadra
	During Warsaw Uprising the insurgents are forced to enter the labirynth of sewer system in order to survive.

1957-1959	Mr Anatol	as Jerzy
	Anatol Kowalski is a quite, scrupulous and responsible bank teller, but somehow he constantly manages to accidentally get involved in some criminal affairs that puts his job and marriage under great strain.

1958	The Eagle	as Captain Grabinski
	Based on true events surrounding the escape of Polish submarine ORP Orzel to England after Poland was invaded.

1963	How to Be Loved	as American scientist
	During World War II aspiring actress Felicia is prepared to sacrifice a lot so her beloved could escaped death, but her unrequited feeling leads only to self-destruction.