11-year-old Sławek Wronka won enormous sympathy among viewers thanks to his role in Krzysztof Gradowski’s films about Mr. Kleks’ Academy. Wronka, as the resolute, exceptionally intelligent and good Adaś Niezgódka, began his acting career alongside such celebrities as Piotr Fronczewski and Wiesław Michnikowski.
However, before he managed to get on the set, he had to go through a multi-stage casting – first, as we read on the website nostalgia.pl, a hundred boys from music schools were selected. Then the children competed and showed their talents in recitation, singing, improvisation and photogenicity. The next stage was preliminary work in front of the camera and only then it was possible to select not only “Adaś”, but also his numerous colleagues.
Moreover, it was not Wronka who caught the director’s eye, but his choice was influenced by the interest of a very young opposite sex. Despite fantastic announcements and reactions from the audience (as well as a large group of fans), Sławomir Wronka did not intend to continue down this path. He focused on something that Mr. Kleks would undoubtedly appreciate – science and inventions.
He played Adaś Niezgódka in “The Academy of Mr. Kleks”. What does Sławomir Wronka do today?
Sławomir Wronka is 52 years old today. Currently, he has absolutely nothing to do with acting – we can only watch him from time to time on the small screen during re-broadcasts of the saga about the adventures of Mr. Kleks and Adaś Niezgódka. Mr. Sławomir Wronka focused on a scientific career.
He graduated from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at the Warsaw University of Technology and from 2003 he climbed the career ladder at this university, he also conducted research at CERN in Geneva. In 2022, he received the academic title of professor in the field of automation, electronics and electrical engineering from President Andrzej Duda.
Prof. Sławomir Wronka Photo National Center for Nuclear Research / PL30 CERN / YouTube
In 2010, the media reported on his latest invention, which helps x-ray metal parts of industrial facilities to detect faults earlier. Sławomir Wronka can also be found in Świerk – at the National Center for Nuclear Research, where he works at particle accelerators as the head of the Institute of Nuclear Problems. If you want to feel like you are attending a lesson at Mr. Kleks’ Academy, be sure to check out this lecture by Professor Adam Niezgódka / Sławomir Wronka, in which he explains to laymen how the particle accelerator works:
Source: Gazeta
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