Anna Dymna [ˈanna ˈdɨmna] (née Dziadyk [ˈdÍ¡Ê'adɨk]) (born July
, ) is a Polish TV, film and theatre actress of Armenian descent.
Foundress of a charity foundation Mimo Wszystko (Against the
Odds).Anna Dymna intended to study psychology before she decided to
take an entrance examination for the Ludwik Solski Academy for the
Dramatic Arts in Cracow. While still at studies, Dymna already
performed at the Juliusz SÅ‚owacki Theatre in Cracow. In she played
the role of Isia and Chochoł in the performances of Stanisław
Wyspiański's Wesele. Dymna made her film debut also when she was
still a student. She played a role in Henryk Kluba's Pięć i pół
bladego Józka () but, because that film was actually never shown on
screens, her first official film role is considered to be the role of
Gabrysia in the same year's Szerokiej drogi, kochanie directed by
Andrzej J. Piotrowski. Dymna became popular with television viewers
owing to her role of Klarysa in a TV series Janosik (). The later role
of Ania Pawlak in Polish cult comedy films Nie ma mocnych and Kochaj,
albo rzuć turned out to be even more successful. She also appeared in
a number of Jerzy Hoffman's melodrama films.Dymna was employed by the
National Helena Modrzejewska Old Theatre in Cracow immediately after
her graduation in and has performed on its stage since then. Her
major roles included characters of beautiful women, e.g. Kora in Noc
listopadowa ("November night"); Anna in Warszawianka ("The Varsovian
lady"); and Ania in The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov. Later she
also performed in Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain; Joyce's Exiles;
and The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov.Dymna has played
about theatrical and film roles. She has been esteemed for her talent
and looks which "emanated with freshness, naturalness, girlishness and
charm". Her photographs decorated covers of magazines, but her beauty
became, in a way, an obstacle for portrayals of more mature
characters. Such a possibility emerged in the second half of the s
when she experienced physical change related with motherhood.
, ) is a Polish TV, film and theatre actress of Armenian descent.
Foundress of a charity foundation Mimo Wszystko (Against the
Odds).Anna Dymna intended to study psychology before she decided to
take an entrance examination for the Ludwik Solski Academy for the
Dramatic Arts in Cracow. While still at studies, Dymna already
performed at the Juliusz SÅ‚owacki Theatre in Cracow. In she played
the role of Isia and Chochoł in the performances of Stanisław
Wyspiański's Wesele. Dymna made her film debut also when she was
still a student. She played a role in Henryk Kluba's Pięć i pół
bladego Józka () but, because that film was actually never shown on
screens, her first official film role is considered to be the role of
Gabrysia in the same year's Szerokiej drogi, kochanie directed by
Andrzej J. Piotrowski. Dymna became popular with television viewers
owing to her role of Klarysa in a TV series Janosik (). The later role
of Ania Pawlak in Polish cult comedy films Nie ma mocnych and Kochaj,
albo rzuć turned out to be even more successful. She also appeared in
a number of Jerzy Hoffman's melodrama films.Dymna was employed by the
National Helena Modrzejewska Old Theatre in Cracow immediately after
her graduation in and has performed on its stage since then. Her
major roles included characters of beautiful women, e.g. Kora in Noc
listopadowa ("November night"); Anna in Warszawianka ("The Varsovian
lady"); and Ania in The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov. Later she
also performed in Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain; Joyce's Exiles;
and The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov.Dymna has played
about theatrical and film roles. She has been esteemed for her talent
and looks which "emanated with freshness, naturalness, girlishness and
charm". Her photographs decorated covers of magazines, but her beauty
became, in a way, an obstacle for portrayals of more mature
characters. Such a possibility emerged in the second half of the s
when she experienced physical change related with motherhood.
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