At the peak of her popularity, she was the object of many men’s desires. Not only could she not shoo away her admirers, but she also willingly flirted with them. There is no shortage of fleeting romances in her life, which is why she once had the reputation of “devouring men’s hearts”.
When they met, she was a student. He was the first husband of Magdalena Zawadzka
In 1964, Aleksander Ścibor-Rylski entrusted her with the main role in the psychological film “Late Afternoon”. On the set, the newly graduated student of the Warsaw theater school met Wiesław Rutowicz, a camera operator who was 13 years her senior, and she fell head over heels in love with her, and it was mutual. The feeling blossomed and right after the premiere they decided to get married.
Marriage, however, did not change her approach to men, as she was still willing to seduce those who caught her eye.
There may be a fleeting romance or a crisis, which often refreshes and further strengthens the marital system, but only if the foundation is love.
– on the pages of one of her books, adding that her husband turned a blind eye to her fascinations, thinking that she “had to let loose.”
There were rumors about Zawadzka’s affair with Łomnicki for months. She left him for his greatest rival
At that time, Zawadzka’s career gained momentum and resulted in the role of Basia Jeziorkowska in the film adaptation. During preparations for the film directed by , specifically during horse riding classes, she met Tadeusz Łomnicki, who created the title character on the screen.
We were a little distrustful of each other, but when the shooting began in the studio in Łódź, the first ice was already broken.
– she recalled in the book “That’s how I am and that’s it”. Although Łomnicki was then married to Teresa Sobańska, who was his third wife, the fascination with his colleague, 17 years younger than him, turned out to be stronger and soon the whole of Poland was gossiping about them. Then they both ended their marriages, although Rutowicz did not agree to a divorce for several years, and they officially became a couple.
For Zawadzka, her relationship with an experienced actor also became a ticket to an even greater career and projects that she had never even dreamed of before. It was thanks to him and at his side that she appeared in such Television Theater performances as “Macbeth” and “The Taming of the Shrew”. – Tadeusz looked at me in an unconventional way and apparently saw a lot of demonism in me – after all these years. The lovers even planned a future together, but unexpectedly dark clouds hung over their relationship.
All because Zawadzka was courted by Łomnicki’s greatest professional rival, with whom she played in the play “Life is a Dream” at the Dramatic Theater. When he found out that his beloved also had feelings for him, he decided to break up. In 1973, Zawadzka married Holoubek, with whom she spent 35 years. In turn, he got married twice more, and his last wife was Maria Bojarska.
Source: Gazeta
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