Polish actress, Karolina Szymczak, wife of Piotr Adamczyk, found herself in the cast of the 4th season of “Mythic Quest” from Apple TV +. The actress appeared in the 5, 9 and 10 episode of the series, where She played the role of Annathe mysterious mentor of the video game designer, which is connected by the common past with Brad Bakshi (and this role of Danny Pudi). Interestingly, Dialogues in one of the scenes with the participation of both heroes were recorded in Polish.
Polish woman in the American series Apple TV+
Known from the series “Community” Danny Pudi, he is the son of the actress Teresa commanding from Podlasiewhich emigrated to the United States in 1969. The role player of the role of Bakshima speaks efficiently in Polishand his dialogues with Karolina Szymczak fell out in the series quite naturally. The news that in the American series a Polish woman actually played our countryman, they spread in the media with lightning flight.
This is quite a unique situation because Poles who appear in foreign productions usually play the roles of characters with eastern roots: Belarusians, Ukrainians or Russians. This was the case with Robert Besty, who appeared in the Hollywood movie Netflix “again in the action” with Cameron Diaz. .
Due to the interest that Karolina Szymczak, which aroused the role of Karolina Szymczak in the media, Piotr Adamczyk made available a photo of the article on his wife’s professional achievements on social media. Karolina Szymczak and Piotr Adamczyk emigrated to the United States A few years ago. The actress’s husband also has roles in several foreign productions. He appeared, among others, in “Hawkeye”, “For All Mankind” or “Falling Stars”.
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Source: Gazeta
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