Jerzy Nowak,
died on Tuesday March 26, 2013. He created memorable performances in such films
as "Schindler's List," "Children of Irena Sendler" and
"Promised Land." He was 89.
From the
beginning of his career he worked in Krakow, where he graduated from the National
Theatre School. Later, as an old theater actor, he was a teacher. Appearing mainly
in supporting roles, he was always able to present a unique character, as in
the case of his creation Zucker in the "Promised Land."
Marcin
Koszalka, director of the film "Existence", remembers watching Jerzy
Nowak , “One thing I can say with certainty: Nowak was definitely not of death.
This trip movie, which I had showed me a lot about Jerzy Nowak. It was a movie
about life, not death. Jerzy Nowak believed that the most important thing is
life, action, and not death, nor the body, which he said was a piece of
ragdoll. For him it was important that he left - the roles of theater, film,
and this film, which has left a piece of his heart. It was moving and gives
food for thought. Smith proved that you need to think about life, not death.”
Jerzy
appeared in one Euro-western “Eucalytus” (2001) as Pancho Almodovar.
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