Ewa Zdzieszyńska
Acting Born Dec 20, 1924 Died Aug 20, 1998 Warsaw, Poland 23 credits
Biography
Ewa Zdzieszyńska works in acting. Born December 20, 1924 in Warsaw, Poland. Died August 20, 1998. Archytele lists 23 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
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Frequent co-stars
Franciszek Trzeciak
1 shared title
Anna Nieborowska
1 shared title
Irena Ładosiówna
1 shared title
Lucyna Winnicka
1 shared title
Halina Szram-Kijowska
1 shared title
Jerzy Block
1 shared title
Aleksander Czajczynski
1 shared title
Marcel Novek
1 shared title
Edward Radulski
1 shared title
Janusz Sykutera
1 shared title
Career timeline
A Bachelor's Life Abroad
Woman from the ProvincesFuchaKilling Auntie
The Ambulance Will Come
Leisure TimePlacówka
Faust
The Investigation
Through and Through
Kaszëbë
Komedie pomyłek
Komedia z pomyłekPavoncelloBicz Boży
Don GabrielHell and Heaven
Weekendy
Meetings In The Dark
Argument About Basia
Koniec nocy
The Hours of Hope
Forbidden Songs
Full filmography
- A Bachelor's Life Abroad (1993) as Brothel Owner
- Woman from the Provinces (1985) as Brewka
- Fucha (1985)
- Killing Auntie (1985) as Piekarzowa
- The Ambulance Will Come (1983) as Cloakroom attendant
- Leisure Time (1979)
- Placówka (1979) as Sobieska
- Faust (1976) as Czarownica
- The Investigation (1974)
- Through and Through (1973) as Ewa
- Kaszëbë (1971) as Bołdowa
- Komedie pomyłek (1968) as Mrs Goodwyn (segment "Comedy From Errors")
- Komedia z pomyłek (1967) as Mrs Goodwyn
- Pavoncello (1967) as Pianist in 'Apollo'
- Bicz Boży (1967) as Workplace Council Chairman
- Don Gabriel (1966) as Woman in Shelter (uncredited)
- Hell and Heaven (1966) as Happy Heaven Citizen (uncredited)
- Weekendy (1963) as Buffet Lady
- Meetings In The Dark (1960) as German watching the Poles at the Bar (uncredited)
- Argument About Basia (1959) as Woman in Green Hat
- Koniec nocy (1957) as Halina
- The Hours of Hope (1955)
- Forbidden Songs (1947) as (uncredited)