is undoubtedly one of the most popular Polish film and theater actresses. Throughout her nearly 50-year career, she has starred in many outstanding productions by respected directors. The most important of her artistic achievements include, among others: “Man of Marble”, “Granica”, “Golem”, “Dekalog II” and “State of Possession”. She also made her mark in foreign cinema, including: role in the award-winning drama “Mephisto”. Now she has caught the attention of a famous American filmmaker.
Krystyna Janda will appear in Steven Spielberg’s film. He personally thanked her for her participation
The Jan Malawski acting agency, which represents her, informed about Krystyna Janda’s new project. The entry published on the official Facebook profile shows that the artist lent her voice to a documentary film created over 8 years ago, which is entirely devoted to Auschwitz.
We can boast that Krystyna Janda took part in a wonderful (non-fiction) project created by Steven Spielberg. I hope we will be able to inform you about this important project for the history of Poland soon
– the agency reported mysteriously. The post was also accompanied by a photo of the letter that Janda received from the director as a thank you. Its content has been almost entirely obscured except for one telling sentence.
I admire your generosity in sharing your talent.
This is how Spielberg was looking for a Polish actress for his film. What made you choose Janda?
There has been a lot of buzz around Krystyna Janda’s new project with Steven Spielberg. The portal contacted Jan Malawski, who revealed some details about the cooperation. He admitted that the actress had not yet had the opportunity to meet the director in person, but the fact that he chose her for his film is a great distinction, especially since she voiced the English-language version of the production herself. How did it happen that he approached her with the proposal? This was decided by chance, to some extent. – Spielberg’s American producer was looking for “the most outstanding Polish actress” and entered this phrase into the search engine. Krystyna Janda jumped out to him – says the owner of the agency.
However, the details of the document are still shrouded in strict secrecy. However, it is known that the production will soon be shown at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum. The subject matter should not be a surprise to anyone, because the 78-year-old director was born into an Orthodox Jewish family, and his paternal grandparents came from what is now Ukraine, and many of his relatives lost their lives in the Holocaust. He himself touched upon the subject of World War II, among others. in the war drama “Schindler’s List”, which won seven Oscars.
Source: Gazeta
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