Cezary Pazura

Biography

Cezary Pazura was born on June 13, 1962 in Niewiadów, Lódzkie, Poland. He is an actor and producer, known for Kroll (1991), Psy (1992) and Trois couleurs: Blanc (1994). He has been married to Edyta Pazura since May 1, 2009. They have two children. He was previously married to Weronika Marczuk-Pazura and Zaneta.

Movies & TV Shows

1. Three Colors: White (1994) — Exchange Office Owner
2. Day of the Wacko (2002) — facet na ulicy
3. Sexify (2021) — Marek, ojciec Moniki
4. Killer (1997) — Jerzy Kiler
5. Boys Don't Cry (2000) — Fred
6. Scene of the Crime (1970) — polnischer Kripo-Beamter
7. Killer 2 (1999) — Jerzy Kiler / Jose Arcadio Morales
8. The Pigs (1992) — Waldemar Morawiec "Newbie"
9. Sara (1997) — Cezary
10. The Resistance Fighter (2019)
11. Nothing Funny (1996) — Adam Miauczyński
12. The Career of Nikos Dyzma (2002) — Nikodem 'Nikoś' Dyzma
13. 7 Emotions (2018)
14. Diablo: The Utimate Race (2019) — Jarosz
15. E=mc² (2002) — Andrzej 'Ramzes' Nowicki
16. Pitbull. Last Dog (2018) — "Gawron"
17. Ladies (2008) — Narrator (głos)
18. Pigs 3 (2020) — Waldemar Morawiec "Nowy"
19. Déjà vu (1990) — немецкий велосипедист
20. Pigs 2: The Last Blood (1994) — podporucznik Waldemar Morawiec "Nowy"
21. Tato (1995) — Cezary Kujawski
22. Volta (2017) — dąbrowszczak Jędrek / Złotousty
23. Kiss, Kiss! (2023) — Gloomy Mouth
24. Controlled Conversations (1991) — Soldier controlling the Bus
25. Operation Nation (2022) — Boss
26. Letters to Santa 4 (2021) — Arek
27. Flying Pigs (2010) — Krzysztof Dzikowski
28. Sztos (1997) — Kazik 'Synek' Czarnecki
29. An Almost Perfect Scam (2019) — "Dzik"
30. 13 posterunek (1997) — Cezary Cezary
31. It Came from the Water (2022) — Guard Wacek
32. Kroll (1991) — Kapral Edward Wiaderny
33. I Love You (1999) — Adam Miauczynski
34. Happy New York (1997) — Leszek "Azbest"
35. Polish Roulette (2012) — Kazik 'Synek' Czarnecki
36. The Defence (2018) — Feliks
37. Aniela (2025) — Marecki
38. Ja wam pokażę! (2006) — Tomasz Kozłowski
39. Second Half (2021) — Zbigniew Biernat
40. Show (2003) — Czarek

Directed

1. Weekend (2011) — Director