Olaf Lubaszenko

Polish actor and film director (born 1968)

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Olaf Lubaszenko

Olaf Lubaszenko

Born|  (1968-12-06) 6 December 1968 (age 55)

Wrocław, Poland

Nationality| Polish
Occupation(s)| Actor, film director
Years active| 1982 - present

Olaf Sergiusz Linde-Lubaszenko (born 6 December 1968)[1] is a Polish actor and film director.

He was born in Wrocław, the son of actors Edward Linde-Lubaszenko and Asja Łamtiugina.[2]

Olaf Lubaszenko starred in films by Krzysztof Kieślowski, Barbara Sass, Władysław Pasikowski, Janusz Majewski, Juliusz Machulski and others. In 1999, he received the Polish Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in the film Zabić Sekala.

In 2001, he became a member of the European Film Academy.

## Selected filmography

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### Actor

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* 1987: Łuk Erosa \- Adam Karowski
* 1988: Sonata marymoncka \- Rysiek Lewandowski
* 1988: Trójkąt bermudzki \- Poker Player (uncredited)
* 1988: Tabu \- Stefek
* 1988: Bez grzechu \- Jarek Kalita
* 1988: A Short Film About Love \- Tomek
* 1990: Pilkarski poker \- Olek Grom
* 1989: Czarny wawóz \- Ludwik Machl
* 1990: Marcowe migdały \- Tomek
* 1990: Korczak \- Tramwajarz
* 1990: Historia niemoralna \- Marek
* 1990: Po upadku \- Piotr Ratajczak, son
* 1991: Kroll \- Marcin Kroll
* 1992: Odjazd \- Priest
* 1992: Pigs \- Young
* 1993: Pamietnik znaleziony w garbie
* 1993: Schindler's List \- Auschwitz Guard #1
* 1994: Les Amoureux \- Tomek
* 1995: Gnoje \- Gasior
* 1996: Słodko gorzki \- Mat's Brother
* 1996: Wirus
* 1996: Poznań '56 \- Soldier
* 1997: Sztos \- Mietek
* 1997: Kiler \- Actor at Airport
* 1997: Zona przychodzi noca
* 1998: Demons of War \- Lt. Czacki
* 1998: Sekal Has to Die \- Jura Baran
* 1999: A Szerencse lányai \- Janek
* 1999: Operacja Samum \- Stanislaw Kosinski
* 1999: Moja Angelika \- Kulik
* 1999: Kilerów 2-óch \- Himself
* 2000: Zakochani \- Prawnik
* 2000: Operacja Koza \- Adam Horn
* 2000: Pierwszy milion \- Priest
* 2000: Egoiści \- Sad
* 2000: Bajland \- Józef Horoszko
* 2001: Edges of the Lord \- Gniecio
* 2001: Stacja \- Commissioner Zawadzki
* 2002: Tam i z powrotem \- Lt. Niewczas
* 2002: Rób swoje, ryzyko jest twoje \- Emil Baks
* 2002: E=mc2 \- Max Kadzielski
* 2002: Bez litosci \- Olbrycht
* 2003: Magiczna Gwiazda \- Hubert (voice)
* 2009: Złoty środek \- Keyboarder
* 2009: Mniejsze zło \- Civilian
* 2011: Weekend \- Czeski
* 2012: Sztos 2 \- Mietek
* 2016: Bóg w Krakowie \- Homeless
* 2017: Gwiazdy \- Czechoslovakian customs officer
* 2018: Women of Mafia \- Commander
* 2022: Hellhole – Prior Andrzej

### Director

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* 1997: Sztos
* 2000: Chłopaki nie płaczą
* 2001: Poranek Kojota
* 2002: E=mc2
* 2009: Złoty środek
* 2012: Sztos 2

### Polish dubbing

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* 2003: Finding Nemo \- Gill
* 2004: Les Dalton (Les Dalton) - Lucky Luke
* 2007: Lissi und der wilde Kaiser \- Yeti
* 2008: Beverly Hills Chihuahuas \- Delgado
* 2013: Wreck-It Ralph \- Wreck-It Ralph
* 2011: Beverly Hills Chihuahua \- Delgado
* 2014: Guardians of the Galaxy \- Denarian Saal
* 2016: Finding Dory \- Gill
* 2018: Ralph Breaks the Internet \- Wreck-It Ralph

## References

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1. ^ Olaf Lubaszenko at the Polish Internet Movie Database (in Polish)
2. ^ "Nie żyje mama Olafa Lubaszenki. "Wiadomość najsmutniejsza ze smutnych"". Interia (in Polish). 30 March 2023. Retrieved 3 April 2023.

## External links

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* Olaf Lubaszenko at IMDb
* Olaf Lubaszenko Encyklopedia WIEM (in Polish)

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Czech Lion Award for Best Actor in Leading Role

* Josef Abrhám (1993)
* Petr Čepek (1994)
* Martin Dejdar (1995)
* Bolek Polívka (1996)
* Jiří Schmitzer (1997)
* Olaf Lubaszenko (1998)
* Jiří Kodet (1999)
* Bolek Polívka (2000)
* Vlastimil Brodský (2001)
* Ivan Trojan (2002)
* Jan Budař (2003)
* Iakov Kultiasov (2004)
* Pavel Liška (2005)
* Jiří Schmitzer (2006)
* Ivan Trojan (2007)
* Karel Roden (2008)
* Kryštof Hádek (2009)
* Ondřej Malý (2010)
* Vladimír Javorský (2011)
* Ivan Trojan (2012)
* Jiří Schmitzer (2013)
* Ivan Trojan (2014)
* Matěj Hádek (2015)
* Karel Roden (2016)
* Pavel Nový (2017)
* Karel Dobrý (2018)
* Jiří Schmitzer (2019)
* Ivan Trojan (2020)
* Václav Neužil (2021)
* Michal Kern (2022)
* Kryštof Hádek (2023)

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Polish Academy Award for Best Actor

* Olaf Lubaszenko (1999)
* Robert Gonera (2000)
* Zbigniew Zapasiewicz (2001)
* Zbigniew Zamachowski (2002)
* Marek Kondrat (2003)
* Zbigniew Zamachowski (2004)
* Marian Dziędziel (2005)
* Andrzej Chyra (2006)
* Janusz Gajos (2007)
* Robert Więckiewicz (2008)
* Krzysztof Stroiński (2009)
* Borys Szyc (2010)
* Robert Więckiewicz (2011)
* Robert Więckiewicz (2012)
* Maciej Stuhr (2013)
* Dawid Ogrodnik (2014)
* Tomasz Kot (2015)
* Janusz Gajos (2016)
* Andrzej Seweryn (2017)
* Dawid Ogrodnik (2018)
* Jacek Braciak (2019)
* Bartosz Bielenia (2020)
* Piotr Trojan (2021)
* Maciej Stuhr (2022)
* Dawid Ogrodnik (2023)
* Eryk Kulm (2024)

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