Mieczysław Czechowicz
Born: 1930-09-28 in Lublin, Lubelskie, Poland
Died: 1991-09-14
Known For: Acting
Biography
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Filmography
1989
- Rififi po sześćdziesiątce as Adam Dyląg
1984
1982
- Ślepy bokser as inżynier Maksymilian Kustro, przyjaciel Gołyżniaka
1980
- Kariera Nikodema Dyzmy as Olszewski, dyrektor białostockiej Dyrekcji Lasów Państwowych
- Cnostný Metod as Metod Šubík
1978
1977
- Królowa pszczół as Pan Wacio, szef stacji benzynowej
1976
- Zginął pies as Dog thief
1975
- Teddy Drop Ear as Narrator (voice)
1974
- Janosik as hrabia Hortvath
- Janosik as Hrabia Horvath
- A Jungle Book of Regulations as Lusia's Father
1973
- The Peasants as Szymek (uncredited)
- The Wedding as Priest
- Butterflies as Mietek
- Man - Woman Wanted as Professor
1971
- I Hate Mondays as Robber
- Kłopotliwy gość as Serious Agent
1970
- In Any Weather as Paparagazzi
- Warsaw Sketches as Henio (segment "...Ad Libitum")
- Nowy as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
1969
- Firesite as Józef Rojecki
1968
- Poradnik matrymonialny as Man with an Umbrella
- Otello z M-2 as Militiaman
- Proszę słonia
- Korn's Password as Captain Zawadzki
1967
- Checkmate! as James
- Niewiarygodne przygody Marka Piegusa as Teofil Bosmann
- Paryż - Warszawa bez wizy as Karol Lenciak
1966
- Four Tank-Men and a Dog as Konstanty Szawełło
- A Cure for Love as 'Chudy', Gang Member
- Ping-pong as Władek
1965
- The Holy War as Antoni Kotyrba
- Trzy kroki po ziemi as Szlenkiel (segment 1)
1964
- Wife for an Australian as Kapitan Klement, kuzyn Roberta
- Barwy walki as Waluś
1962
- Rodzina Milcarków as Hyzik
- The Verdict as MO Sergeant
- Mężczyźni na wyspie as Franek
1961
- Księżyc z Alabamy
- Story of the Golden Boot as Kraków Gate Guard
- Husband of His Wife as Mamczyk
- Ostrożnie yeti as Militiaman
1960
- Tysiąc talarów as Bandit
- The Devil from Seventh Grade as Fake Werycho
- Evening at the Starlings as Self
1958
- The Eighth Day of the Week as Thug on Agnieszka's Street (uncredited)
1955
- The Hours of Hope as WP Soldier (uncredited)
1954
- Five Boys from Barska Street as Bricklayer (uncredited)