- Żebrowski, Michał
- (1972-)Popular actor who received acclaim in 1999 for his starring roles in adaptations of Henryk Sienkiewicz's With Fire and Sword, directed by Jerzy Hoffman, and Adam Mickiewicz's national poem Pan Tadeusz, directed by Andrzej Wajda. Żebrowski continued appearing in prestigious adaptations, such as Marek Brodzki's fantasy film Wiedzmin (2001) and Hoffman's pseudohistorical The Old Tale (2003). Recently, he has successfully broadened his oeuvre by playing, for example, a psychologically disturbed man in Magdalena Piekorz's award-winning The Welts (Pręgi, 2004) and a struggling priest in Andrzej Seweryn's directorial debut, Who Never Lived (2006).Historical Dictionary of Polish Cinema by Marek Haltof
Guide to cinema. Academic. 2011.