Do you know these characters from Polish movies?

@pawian


Alfons von Worden.

Good job :)

I really can't recognise the character from mafketis's second riddle.

Grrr

Never saw that one. Before my time!

Yes, very good. The film is considered the masterpiece of the Polish cinema, but the book is still better and more complicated: both are titled The Manuscript found in Saragossa. Unfortunately, a difficult film, when I played it to my teenage kids, they thought I was crazy.


I already answered it in 55. The film Wielki Szu. I loved and read the book several times but when I saw the film for the first time, I hated it. Only recently I took to it. Nowicki at his best, as usual.

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wielki_Szu

Do you remember that beauty?

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And we don't know what is the last shape of this story.


I'll give chance to foreign members of this forum :-)

And the winged hussars arrived. ..

There's someone I really want to post here but I can't :/

Topless Kmicic hanging from the ceiling?

@pawian
Lol. No. I'don't rather see Janosik before the execution; )
As for Olbrychski, in one interview he told an anectode about the times after Pan Wołodyjowski was released. He noticed two pretty ladies following him and then one said: Jaki on jest ryży;)

I just can't upload a pic here. It's of a character from a different film.

yeah, the end of series makes it cleat what will happen, who wants to see it?


I've read (don't ask when or where) that in person he's actually really hideous looking but he photographs well (especially by movie cameras) which is why got away with being a romantic lead for so long. He wouldn't be the first romantic lead to not look the part in real life...

@mafketis
That was actually autocorrect - I meant 'I'd rather see''. :)
But you're right, I don't think it's necessary to show the execution.
Still the best part of the series , imho, was Kwiczoł :)

Now who's he?

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@ Kaprys

I remember the scene perfectly but I can't remember the character's name...But great scene :)

Since we are supposed to have parity here time for non human character ;)

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@Lenka
I just love the acting in that part of the film :)
As for your riddle, it's not Alex so it's gotta be either Cywil or Szarik. :)

Thanks kaprys


From Czterej pancerni i pies?

That's not fair- you listed all doggie chatacters! But such cheeky (read lpng haired) dog is only one, which one?

That German soldier`s name is unimportant, he is the assistant/secretary/typist for the Gestapo officer who interrrogates the Polish POW.


Judging by his/its long dark coat, it must be Cywil, the communist police dog. Szarik had short fair fur. :)

This is king Jan Kazimierz Waza (1609-1672)

That I knew :) And he had to do it only bacuse his superior couldn't :D


Point:) Beautiful creature by the way.

Jan Kazimierz Waza in a painting.

What a crush I had...

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That's Bogusław Radziwiłł from the Deluge.
There's a great video of the scene with winged hussars in battle from the film and the main theme from Pan Wołodyjowski where you can see him.

youtu.be/8nW3it4piK4

@Lenka
That's of course Bohun from With the Fire and Sword. As someone once put it, Helena chose Skrzetuski and the rest of the women chose Bohun. Domogorow played the character in such a charismatic way that people chose to forget he was a crazy murderer.

As for the German typist he is actually addressed by his name in the film. Watch it for the sake of having a laugh :)
As for the dog, well I googled now both Szarik and Cywil and as pawian said it must be Cywil.
But googling stuff might give you some information you don't want to know like the fact that the dog that played Szarik was stuffed after it died :/

Now how about this lovely lady?

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You scared me with that Radziwiłł:) I thought you lost your mind :) Oh yes, I was Bohun girl all the way :)

And of course it's babka from Sami Swoi :)

As to Sharik- as long as they didn't kill him prematurely to do it it doesn't bother me too much.

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And that there were a few Szariks, in fact.


Of course, I know you knew.:):) I write these explanations for other participants or just readers.

As for your new picture, it is this lady from the long novel Days and Nights. Barbara Niechcic. I always resented her cause she doesn `t love her husband who is such a decent guy. I don`t remember why she marries him at all, but she has never forgotten her first love. That is unfair.

She married him because she couldn't marry her love and money. But in the end it's a tragic story of a women looking for love all her life not realising she has it.

She irritates me but I do feel sorry for her

Bogumił, Bogumil, Bogumił
Co, Basiu, co?
A nic. Ja tak z przyzwyczajenia.

I felt sorry for Bogumił. She was a hag (IMO) and he was such a decent guy. And all of this just because another guy got into a pond to pick up some waterlillies. Had he loved her, he'd have stayed with her.

@Lenka
Bohun appeared after I had started typing the post :)
Another easy one but I really like this actor.

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Is this Brunner, that repulsive German, from a series about intelligence agent Kloss, filmed when he wants to slash Kloss in two with his swords, like Wołodyjowski slashed Bohun????

@pawian
You're close :)

Oops, I must have been blind. This is King Jagiełło in Teutonic Knights, the first Polish colour film ever.

Who and what is he?

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What about her?



(this might be slightly tricky...)

Yes, tricky, I have no idea.

This one is probably too easy:

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