Piotr Pawłowski

At the age of 16, during the holidays, he unfortunately jumped into the water, as a result of which he was in a wheelchair ever since [3] . Before he became a completely paralyzed person, he played basketball and practiced athletics. A graduate of the Institute of Family Studies at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University and Postgraduate Studies in Ethics and Philosophy at the University of Warsaw. PhD student at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. He was a painting lover - he painted with his mouth, preferably landscapes and still lifes. From 1989 he belonged to the World Association of Mouth and Leg Artists. He exhibited his works, among others at the National Museum in Warsaw
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1925-08-19 · Miłosław k. Wrześni, Polska
- Died
- 2012-02-27
Known for
- Pharaoh (1966) — Herhor
- The Deluge (1974) — King John II Casimir Vasa
- More Than Life At Stake (1968) — Adam Schmidt
- Signals: A Space Adventure (1970) — Veikko
- How Far, How Near (1972) — Andrzej's Father
- Dom (1980) — lekarz psychiatra, biegły na procesie Kazanowicza
- The Criminal and the Lady (1963) — Rogulski
- The Voice from Beyond (1962) — Militiaman (uncredited)
- Echo (1964) — Alfred
- Convicted (1976) — sędzia
- Polskie drogi (1977) — Leopold Niwiński, ojciec Władka
- Conversation with a Cupboard Man (1994) — Death
- The Criminal Who Stole a Crime (1969) — Doctor Leśniakiewicz
- Beata (1965) — Karol Kłosowicz
- Face to Face (1969) — Kozłowski
- Rush Hour (1974) — Andrzej