Brylska Barbara

Barbara Brylska was born June 5, 1941 in Poland, in a village near Lodz. As a child she was fond of painting and worked in the Art Lyceum. In 15 years, Barbara Brylska starred in a cameo in the film "galoshes happiness" and then began to attend the theatrical circle. Then she studied at the е?цЁdе? highest theater school, and in 1967 graduated from the High School of Theater, Film and TV in Warsaw. The first notable role was actress Eva in the film "Then there was silence" (1966). Wide fame came to Barbara Brylska after the release of new film by Jerzy Kawalerowicz "Pharaoh", delivered on the novel Boleslaw Prus. In this film she played the role of the Kama, the priestesses of Astarte. Among the best works Brylska such films as historical tape "Fire in the Steppe," melodrama "The Anatomy of Love", a drama "Polish album, adventure TV series" The rate of larger than life ". The actress starred in many of Bulgaria, . GDR, . Czechoslovakia, . she was known in the Soviet Union - both on foreign films with its participation, . and because of actor's work in Soviet cinema: Alexander Zarkhi in the "Cities and years" and Yuri Ozerov in Liberation,
. But the huge popularity in the Soviet cinema came to Barbara Brylska once invited her to play a major role Nadi addiction in the film "Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath" directed by Eldar Ryazanov.