Beata Tyszkiewicz, an icon of Polish cinematography, despite not appearing on the screen for years, still remains in the memory of viewers thanks to her unforgettable roles. She appeared in over 100 films, not only Polish, but also German, Russian, Hungarian and French. No one reflected women from the upper classes as well as she did. Today, the lady of Polish cinema turns 86!
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She starred in over 100 films. Everyone loved her on set.
Collaboration with Beata Tyszkiewicz is a subject that her former colleagues from the set, as well as collaborators, like to return to. Director Jerzy Skolimowski has repeatedly emphasized that he associates only one word with the actress – “lady”.
— he emphasized.
Beata Tyszkiewicz, known for roles such as Izabela Łęcka in “The Doll” or Elżbieta Gintułtówna in “Ashes”, has not appeared on screen for years, but her presence in Polish cinematography is unforgettable. It was enough for her to appear on screen even for a moment to steal all the attention. An example is her episodic role in Juliusz Machulski’s film “Kingsajz”, where her line: “Wiktoria, don’t kick the master, because you’ll sweat!” became iconic.
On the set of the production of “Komediantka”, the actress had the opportunity to work with, among others, Małgorzata Pieczyńska, who years later revealed what the “lady of Polish cinema” was really like off-camera.
— the actress revealed in an interview with “Super Express”.
The artist emphasized that working with Beata Tyszkiewicz was extremely educational for her. She learned from her older colleague that all members of the crew should be treated equally, regardless of their role on the set.
“She was never a star. She was good to everyone: the lighting technician, the wardrobe assistant, the crew who performed the smallest tasks on set. She had time for everyone, she always found time to look everyone in the eye and answer their questions with friendship and cordiality, to take an interest in another person. I watched this with admiration,” summed up Małgorzata Pieczyńska.
Grzegorz Rogiński / PAP Beata Tyszkiewicz
Andras Szylagyi / MW Media Małgorzata Pieczyńska
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