Mateusz Damiecki

Mateusz Damencki is a Polish citizen who is in love with Russia. At home, the passion of the actor is not shared, the media try to prick more for loyalty to the eastern neighbor. Mateusz himself claims that he is attracted by the contrast between what he sees with his own eyes and the stereotypes that have developed among the population of Western Europe. In film expeditions the Pole had time to get acquainted with the Russian regions, fell in love with St. Petersburg and hopes to settle there in the future.

Mateusz Damencki was born in Warsaw in May 1981 in a large creative family, where both parents and paternal grandparents are actors of film and theater. Four years after her son, Damentsky had a daughter, Matilda, who also chose the acting profession.

Mateusz's cinematic biography dates back to his childhood years. At the age of 10, the boy made his debut in a small role in the popular Polish TV series called "WOW". This is a multi-episode film directed by Jerzy Lukashevich, who worked as a cameraman in the famous comedies "Va-Bank" and "Va-Bank 2: The Strike", which are still shown on Russian television.

A little later, the young Damentsky starred in the project Jerzy Gruz "40-year-old. 20 years later" and acted as the son of the main character in the comedy "Mothers, Wives and Mistresses." The latter was delivered by Juliusz Makhulski, son of Jan Makhulsky, who played a virtuoso cracker of safes in the "Va-bank".

After graduating from school for Mateusz Damencki, the question of where to study was only in the choice of drama school. At the family council it was decided to stop at the Warsaw Theatre Academy. In 2004, Mateusz graduated from this university as a certified and experienced actor: the former student had already served several years in the New Theatre of Warsaw, 3 seasons in the TV series "Clan", the record holder for duration on Polish TV. Damnitsky was accepted into the troupe of the Modern Theatre, but the young artist worked there only 2 years, finally realizing that he was more attracted to cinema.

The first feature film in which Mateusz appeared in the title role was "The Huntsman: The Last Struggle". This is an adventure picture of Jerzy Lukashevich, in the picture of which in childhood debuted Damentsky.

In 1999, the actor's cooperation with Russian cinema began. He was invited to one of the main roles - Peter Grinev - in the historical film about the times of Catherine II "Russian Revolt", which is based on the works of Alexander Pushkin. In an unfamiliar language Mateusz then knew two words, and nothing about the poet at all. Russian had to learn at least in order to tell the girl-dresser without an interpreter that he liked her, the actor recalled in an interview.

In Russia, the guy was struck by the monumental architecture of the capitals, the Siberian frosts, in which the camera refused to work, "people who eat only cabbage 365 days a year" and the group "Lube". Damentsky even became friends with the soloist Nikolai Rastorguev. In memory of the shooting stuntmen of the film gave the Pole a sword.

In 2001, Mateusz starred in Philip Bayon's acclaimed film "Spring's Eve". This role begins the star career of the artist. In the film adaptation of the novel by the famous Polish writer Stefan Jerome, Damencki played one of the central roles, for which he later received the first awards.

In 2003, he joined the cast of the medical drama "In Good and Evil," which began in 1999, and the finale is not yet expected. Mateusz's partner in the multi-series film was Pavel Deleng, who is also well known to the Russian audience.

The following year brought a new major role to the young artist, this time in Giacomo Battiato's international project called Carol. The man who became pope." Damentsky here appeared as a friend of the future Catholic high priest. In the same year he starred in the popular Polish TV series Machei Deicher "Officers".

This was followed by leading roles in the sitcom "Teutonics Going to War" about clumsy crusaders and "Short Time Hysterics" about a student who fell in love with a friend's fiancee. The actor played a supporting character in the comedy film "Gela on Fire," a Polish adaptation of the American film "Grace on Fire," which was made famous by Brett Butler.

In the light musical picture "Love and Dance" tells about the relationship of a guy and a girl who met through dancing. The hero of Damencki is a simple builder who dreams of taking lessons from a famous choreographer. Isabella Miko's character is a journalist and the daughter of this teacher, who has a dislike for her father.

We can note another bright film in which Mateusz appeared. This is a military melodrama "Tomorrow we go to the movies" about three friends, classmates, whose plans for the future destroyed the Second World War.

There is also A Damentsky in arthouse cinema. In this genre, one of the most popular directors in Poland is Dominique Matveichik. Mateusz is invited to a project called "Black" about a man running from the past.

In 2010, critics and fans awarded their favorite the title of "Best Actor of the Country". A year later, the filmography of the artist was supplemented by the German film "Lost Time" about a couple of lovers who miraculously escaped from a Nazi concentration camp. The young people are separated by circumstances, and the next meeting takes place after 30 years. This drama was particularly successful in Japan and New zealand.

In 2015, Mateusz Damentsky reappeared in Russian cinema. This time he plays the title role in the film "How I Became a Russian" along with Sergey Chirkov, Svetlana Ivanova and Alexandra Ursuljak. Without their good participation, the actor confessed, it would be difficult for him, a Pole by nationality, to play an American who dreams of becoming a Russian.

On the "Americanization" of the high (height 181 cm) and the pretty artist worked costume designers of the sitcom "Kitchen" - revised a lot of photos, magazines, social networks to catch the smallest nuances. And the directors asked not to try to pronounce the words correctly and keep a light accent.

At the heart of the comedy is the story of American Post correspondent Alex Wilson, who is traveling to Russia to understand what a mysterious Russian soul is. Mateusz himself shared his impressions about the country he visited at the interval of 17 years:

Part of Mateusz Damencki's personal life is a failed marriage to actress Monica Patricia Krogulskaya. The marriage did not last a year, ending in divorce in May 2011. The second wife is the theater director and producer Paulina Andrzejevskaya. The actor often posts joint snaps on his Instagram page. It is not known whether the couple have children.

Mateusz is a passionate traveller. After filming in the "Russian Riot" he went on a trip to Siberia. The actor had been planning this expedition with his friends for a long time. For 2 months the group overcame difficult roads running on tundra and taiga.

Since 2015, Damentsky has been holding seminars and workshops for young people within the framework of the CINEMAFORUM film festival. In addition, the actor plays in the theater, makes documentaries dedicated to the protection of endangered species of fauna and flora.

In 2018, Mateusz completed several projects on television. This is the 2nd season of the series "In the Rhythm of the Heart", the comedy melodrama "Heart can't order", the New Year's film "Love is everything."

In the first days of January 2019, Damentsky invited theater fans to watch a stylization of Erica James's bestseller "Fifty Shades of Grey". In the spring, the actor went on tour in Poland with a production of "Black Comedy". In the summer Mateusz was busy at the video shooting school in Warsaw , giving free lessons.

1996 - "Mothers, Wives and Mistresses"

1999 - "Russian Revolt"

2001 - "Spring Eve"

2005 - "Toutons Go to War"

2005 - "The Man Who Became Pope"

2006 - "Short Time Hysterics"

2007 - "Tomorrow we go to the movies"

2008 - "Black"

2009 - "Love and Dance"

2010 - "Hotel 52"

2011 - "Lost Time"

2012 - "Everything Is Simple"

2015 - How I Became a Russian

2016 - Bodo

2017 - "Ultraviolet"

2018 - "Heart Can't Order"

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