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- Jerzy Pichelski (27 November 1903, Saratov – 5 September 1963, Warsaw) was a Polish film and theatre actor. Ostatnia brygada (1938) Florian (1938) The...
- wealthy nobleman (Henryk Cudnowski) is given to Captain Chodakiewicz (Jerzy Pichelski), the commander of a Polish Cavalry squadron, and immediately becomes...
- Kozakiewicz as Cztan z Rogowa J****z Paluszkiewicz as royal marshal Jerzy Pichelski as Powala of Taczew Stanisław Jasiukiewicz as Grand Master of the Teutonic...
- Barszczewska – Hanka Witold Zacharewicz – lieutenant Jan Milewski Jerzy Pichelski – rotmistrz Kazimierz Brochacki Jan Kurnakowicz – sergeant Biedroń Film...
- and Jerzy Zarzycki, starring Stanisława Wysocka, Ina Benita and Jerzy Pichelski. Together with Kornacki, Boguszewska stood behind the idea of creating...
- Mieczysław Cybulski Drama, Romance Za winy niepopełnione Eugeniusz Bodo Jerzy Pichelski Drama, Romance Gehenna Michał Waszyński Lidia Wysocka Drama, Romance Granica...
- Lityński – Young Jan Piszczyk Kazimierz Opaliński – Prison Governor Jerzy Pichelski – Maj. Wrona-Wronski Adam Pawlikowski – Ens. Osewski Witold Sadowy – soldier...
- Wajda, Henryk Vogelfänger Comedy The Three Hearts Michał Waszyński Jerzy Pichelski, Aleksander Żabczyński Romantic Comedy U kresu drogi Michał Waszyński...
- starring Jerzy Pichelski, Aleksander Żabczyński and Elżbieta Barszczewska. It was based on a novel by Tadeusz Dołęga-Mostowicz. Jerzy Pichelski - Maciek Tyniecki...
- educator Alexander Bek (1903–1972), Soviet novelist and writer Jerzy Pichelski (1903–1963), Polish film and theatre actor Boris Babochkin (1904–1975)...