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Anna Prucnal

Anna Prucnal

Actor · Born 1940-12-17 · Warsaw, Poland

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Biography

Anna Prucnal (born 17 December 1940) is a Polish actress in both cinema and theatre, as well as a singer. Prucnal was born in Warsaw, Poland. After her father, a surgeon, was killed by the Nazis during World War II, Anna and her sister were raised by their mother, who was of noble descent and related to the 18th-century King of Poland Stanislas Leszczyński. After studying piano and lyrical song, Anna Prucnal went on an acting career at the Studencki Teatr Satyryków, in Warsaw. Prucnal first appeared in a movie at the age of twenty-two in the film “Sun and Shadow” (Slăntzeto i siankata), a popular release. In 1970, Prucnal moved to France and embarked upon a theatrical career, appearing in a number of plays by Bertolt Brecht. She worked with many important directors including Jorge Lavelli, Georges Wilson, Roger Planchon, Jean-Louis Barrault, Marc’O, Petrika Ionesco, Lucian Pintilie and Jacques Lassalle. She also appeared in several notable films, the most notorious of which was Dusan Makavejev's “Sweet Movie”, which Polish authorities deemed to be pornographic and anticommunist. As a result, Anna was banned from using her Polish passport, effectively exiling her from her homeland…

Movies & TV Shows

  1. City of Women (1980) — Elena, the Wife
  2. Sweet Movie (1974) — Capt. Anna Planeta
  3. Dossier 51 (1978) — Sarah Robski
  4. Dracula and Son (1976)
  5. Crows (1995) — Teacher
  6. Roly Poly (1968) — Fox's Sister-in-law
  7. Wimbledon Stage (2002) — La femme blonde
  8. Snow (1981) — Wanda Vallès
  9. Love, Math and Sex (1997) — La femme blonde
  10. Hellé (1972)
  11. Reise ins Ehebett (1966) — Eva
  12. The Flying Dutchman (1964) — Senta
  13. Bastien, Bastienne (1979) — Suzanne
  14. Teenager (1963) — Krysia Kowalska
  15. Nowy (1970) — OM-1 Clerk
  16. On the Way to Lenin (1970) — Operator
  17. Le Grand Échiquier (1972) — Self
  18. Civil Wars in France (1978) — Polish federate (segment "La semaine sanglante")
  19. Mais où et donc Ornicar (1979) — Agnès
  20. Ways across the Country (1968) — Steffa
  21. Numéro un (1975) — Self
  22. The Sun and the Shadow (1962) — Momcheto
  23. New Year's Eve Adventure (1963) — Krystyna
  24. Les Rendez-vous du dimanche (1975) — Self
  25. Nick Verlaine ou Comment voler la tour Eiffel (1976) — Hélène
  26. Images of Women of the Social Corset (2011) — Self
  27. L'Artifice et le factice (2012) — Self
  28. Les lettres de Saïgon (2012) — Melle Rawolsky
  29. Jede Stunde deines Lebens (1969) — Hanna
  30. Ciné regards (1978) — Self