Emilia Krakowska
Emilia Krakowska (born 20 February 1940 in Poznań) is Polish entertainer, film and theater actress. She graduated from High School in Drezdenko. A graduate of the Theatre Academy in Warsaw (1963). She played in the following theaters: Powszechny in Warsaw (1964-1968), National (1968-1978), Contemporary in Warsaw (1978-1985) and Variety in Warsaw (1985-1991) and Teatr Powszechny in. Jan Kochanowski in Radom in 2008; Wrocław Comedy Theatre, Drama Theatre; Alexander Hungarian Białystok and the New Theatre in Słupsk. She is a film actress, and consolidated her position as the participation in a number of television series. In the 1980s, she was a member of the National Council for Culture. She belonged to a group of actors who boycotted the Polish stage after the introduction of martial law in 1981.. In 2005, during the X Festival of Stars in Międzyzdroje she participated in the Promenade of Stars. In 2013 she was awarded by the Polish section of the International Association of Theatre Critics.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1940-02-20 · Poznan, Wielkopolskie, Poland
Known for
- The Promised Land (1975) — Gitla
- E=mc² (2002) — matka
- Brunet Will Call (1976) — Teacher
- Kiss, Kiss! (2023) — Ola's Grandma
- The Body (2003) — babcia Wanda, zawodowa zabójczyni
- The Wedding (1973) — Marysia
- The Birch Wood (1970) — Malina
- Without Anesthesia (1978) — Wanda Jakowicz
- Letters to Santa 5 (2022) — Malwina
- Dom (1980) — Zofia Kotysowa, matka Marka
- Godzina W (1979) — Jackowska
- The Peasants (1973) — Jagna
- How It's Done (1974) — Alina Kubacka
- The Shadow-Line (1976) — Tambourine Player (uncredited)
- Penguin (1965) — Girl in the Phone Booth
- Tender Spots (1981) — Kelnerka