Aleksander Fogiel
Aleksander Fogiel was born in 1910 in Siedlce. On the big screen made his debut in 1958, the role of the Apostle in the "Database of dead people". Debut Fegelein is considered one of the most outstanding achievements of Polish acting and movie. The actor decided the problem of expression of cinema, has created a strong, admirable figure, not abandoning restraint and moderation. The debut was preceded by a long journey through the scenes of wrocław, Jelenia góra, częstochowa, poznań, Szczecin. After an excellent party game Fegelein in "Base of dead people", appeared in the next, repeatedly outstanding films. Starred, in particular, a drifter in "Nobody calls" Kutza, a nobleman of the Spanish language in "the Manuscript found in Saragossa" Hasa if Jóźwiaka in the "How rozpętałem world war II". Aleksander Fogiel died at the age of 86 years, keeping forever in the history of Polish cinematography.
Movies starring Aleksander Fogiel (81)
Mayor
Ksiądz
Bufetowy Na Dworcu
[Obsada Aktorska]
Priest (Uncredited)
Mayor
Jerzy Burcan
Sołtys
Committee Member (Uncredited)
Guard
Jan Pąk
General
Prefect
Szprot
Concierge Kazimierz
Mayor
Butler Józef
Auto Repair Manager
Soldier Tangling The Wire
Glutton
Soviet Colonel
Militiaman Franek
Stefan Rubiński
Man In A Restaurant
Pietrzak
Mo Chief
Player
Alojzy Buda (Segment 3)
Innkeeper Szponderski
(Uncredited)
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