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“We will miss you, Tadzia, very much. This replacement cannot be done” – said the Ateneum Theater, whose actor has been continuously since 1972 by Tadeusz Borowski. Only on the stage of this theater the artist created nearly 60 roles, he also appeared in films and television.
Tadeusz Borowski is dead
“He was a real professional in acting. (…) His great passion was sport, especially tennis, in which he achieved the championship.” People do theater, “he said,” we read in the farewell post of the Ateneum Theater.
The actor was born on July 9, 1941 in Warsaw, where in 1963 he graduated from the State Higher School of Theater. The same year he made his debut in the role of Zdziebełek in Molière’s “Skapiec” directed by Kazimierz Braun at the Wybrzeże Theater in Gdańsk. Later he was also associated with the National Theater in Warsaw and the Teatr im. Juliusz Osterwa in Lublin. In 1972 he joined the Ateneum stage, where he performed until the very end.
He made his cinema debut as a participant in a pier fight in the 1964 film “Banda”. He often appeared in the Television Theater, and over the years he appeared in dozens of different films and series. In 1971 he starred in the film “Plague” by Dr. Adam Rawicz. Directed by Roman Załuski, the film alluded to real events and the epidemic of smallpox in Wrocław in 1963. He also appeared in such titles as “Special Signs”, “Eagle Sign”, “Furious”, “Enigma Secret”, “Enigma Secret”, “Great Picnic”, “Oh, Karol”, “Polish Cuisine”, “Young Wolves” “,” Extradition 2 “,” Klan “,” M jak miłość “,” Chopin. Desire for love “,” Early spring “,” Colors of happiness “,” Ultraviolet “or” Commissioner Alex “.
His voice was well known to many generations of Polish viewers. The actor was the narrator in the famous spy series “Seventeen Moments of Spring”. He recorded dubbing to numerous animations, series and fairy tales that whole families enjoyed watching. He was the narrator in the famous “Smurfs”, “Duck Tales”, the fairy tale “Chip and Dale: RR Brigade”, “Gadget Inspector”, “The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh”, “The Adventures of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck”, “The New Adventures of Madeline “or in” Aladdin “. In The Lion King, he lent his voice to the parrot Zazu, advisor to King Mufasa. He was also heard in “Toy Story”, “Star Trek: Voyager”, Pixar’s animations “Once Upon a Time in the Grass”, “Powerpuff Girls”, “Naruto” and the latest “Beauty and the Beast”.
In 2015, the actor said in an interview:
The actor, just like a journalist, delves into the interior of another person, tries to find the key in order to pass it on to others in an appropriate and accurate form.
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