Paweł Deląg was born on April 29, 1970 in Kraków. Two years later, his sister, Dorota, was born. They both decided to pursue a career. Paweł Deląg graduated from the Krakow theater school in 1993 and made his debut on stage and screen in the same year. His first film role was an episode in Steven Spielberg’s “Schindler’s List”. He has been developing his career since the 1990s, also in Russia for several years. The actor rarely talks about his private life and . He showed his first-born son publicly only in 2009 during the premiere of the film “Popiełuszko”. Although he keeps his personal matters to himself, he did not hide the fact that he did not have an easy childhood.
Paweł Deląg rarely talks about his family. The actor was raised by his mother and grandmother
The siblings spent their childhood in Krakow. Their mother was a nurse, their father was a musician. As in an interview with “Gala”, it was he who taught them love for animals, which they cultivate to this day. When Paweł Deląg was 15 years old, his father left the family. – He planned a different model of his life – admitted the actor in an interview with Monika Jaruzelska. Today, he evaluates this decision slightly differently. – I think that in the long run it was good for me, because I had to get some things under control – he noted. – At some point in my life, I started doing everything I was afraid of. I started going to meetings to face my fears and imperfections, he added.
Paweł Deląg remembers his childhood without a father. “I grew up in a difficult time”
Their mother, Sabina, took care of raising the two siblings. It was to her that Paweł Deląg dedicated his directorial debut, the short film “Pani Basia”, on the production of which the actor’s older son worked. – Today, from the perspective of a mature man, I know how much I owe her. I grew up in the difficult times of the Polish People’s Republic, and yet she was able to bring a lot of good and joy to our lives: mine and my younger sister Dorota’s – he said in an interview
The family had to face many challenges that life in the Polish People’s Republic put before them. – Like most women in the 1980s, she fought every day to ensure that we had enough to eat, dressed cleanly and studied well. It certainly wasn’t easy for her, he added. As he admitted, she supported him in various decisions, often difficult ones, and his siblings could always rely on her. They still know that they can count on her in difficult times. My aunt and Paweł Deląga helped with my upbringing. – I highly value my grandmother and mother because they were warriors. It was not easy – he admitted in “Super Express”.
Source: Gazeta
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