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Włodzimierz Press

Włodzimierz Press

Actor · Born 1939-05-13 · Lwów, Lwowskie, Poland [now Lviv, Ukraine]

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Biography

Włodzimierz Press is a Polish actor.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Europa Europa (1990) — Stalin's Son
  2. Demon (2015) — Teacher
  3. Into the Wind (2022) — Miron
  4. The Career of Nikos Dyzma (2002) — Gradkowski
  5. What Will You Do When You Catch Me? (1978) — Man in Line
  6. Four Tank-Men and a Dog (1966) — Grigorij Saakaszwili
  7. Korczak (1990) — Zyd na ulicy getta
  8. American Dreamer (1984) — Russian Diplomat #1
  9. Black Sheep (2021) — Dziadek Walenty
  10. Pitbull (2005) — patolog Henryk Paluch
  11. Popieluszko: Freedom Is Within Us (2009) — Stanislaw Suchowolec - priest
  12. La Fiancée qui venait du froid (1983) — Alexandre
  13. My Polish Honeymoon (2019) — M. Kowalski
  14. Westerplatte Resists (1967) — Soldier playing Checkers (uncredited)
  15. No More Divorces (1964) — Car Thief (Segment 3) (uncredited)
  16. Clouds of War (1973) — mim Dionizy
  17. Kryminalni (2004) — profesor Adamczyk, antropolog
  18. Night Silence (2024) — Emil
  19. Power Of Evil (1985)
  20. Mister Blot's Triumph (2001) — (voice)
  21. Soyer (2017) — Professor Kopytyński
  22. The Advisors of King Hydrops (2016) — King Hydrops (voice)
  23. Bezpośrednie połączenie (1979) — Marek Wielowiejski
  24. Whiter Than Snow (1976) — reporter
  25. Grandpa, Let's Go! (2025) — Maurycy
  26. Znaki szczególne (1977) — aktor Julek Poniński, mąż Marty
  27. Laureat (1980) — Jakub
  28. The Peretzniks (2010) — Narrator
  29. Watercolors (1978) — Journalist
  30. Absolutorium (1971) — himself
  31. Medaliony (1967)
  32. Królestwo Zielonej Polany (1994) — Komar / Giez (voice)
  33. Four Tankmen and a Dog Part One (1968) — Grigorij Saakaszwili
  34. Four Tankmen and a Dog Part Two (1968) — Grigorij Saakaszwili
  35. Four Tankmen and a Dog Part Three (1968) — Grigorij Saakaszwili
  36. Four Tankmen and a Dog Part Four (1968) — Grigorij Saakaszwili
  37. Basia. I’m Just Right (2024) — Grandpa
  38. Dziady. Część III (1981) — Pelikan