The Polish theater and film actor Mikhail Zhebrovsky is very popular not only in his own country, but throughout the world. His filmography is filled with numerous international film projects, including Russian ones. He is more familiar to the domestic audience in film works in the historical film “1612” (2007) by Vladimir Khotinenko and the comedy “In the jazz style” (2010) Stanislav Govorukhin.
Despite the fact that the real recognition by the world community came to Mikhail Zhebrovsky through cinema, he considers himself more a theater actor. His creative career took place with the theater studio named after S.I. Vitkevich, the Narodov Theater, the Comedy Theater and others. And in 2010, he founded his Sixth Floor Theater, where he is already engaged in the education of young talents.
A well-known Polish actor has a number of prestigious awards: the winner of the Eagles award in the nomination for Best Actor (films Fire and Sword (1999) and The Witcher (2002)), as well as the Golden Duck award winner and Eagles (the drama Strikes (2004)).
Biography and filmography of Mikhail Zhebrovsky
On June 17, 1972, in Warsaw, a future artist was born in a family far from the world of theater and cinema (father is a technician and mother is a doctor). From early childhood, Mikhail showed interest in speaking to the public, participating in various creative contests and attending a circle of reciters.
After graduating from the general lyceum in 1991, Zhebrovsky entered the State Higher Theater School in Warsaw. Here he got his first experience in the acting profession. TV shows "We rent a room
."and" AWOL "became his debut stage projects in 1993. And a year later there was already the first theatrical production of" Look Back in Anger "(the role of Jimmy Porter) on the stage of the Z. Hübner Theater.
The cinematic debut of Mikhail Zhebrovsky took place in 1996 with the film "Poznan 56". And then the filmography of the Polish actor began to regularly replenish with national and international film projects, among which I especially want to highlight the following: “Glory and praise” (1997), “Pan Tadeusz” (1999), “Fire and Sword” (1999), “The Witcher” (2001), When the Sun was a God (2003), Blows (2004), Who Never Lived (2006), 1612: Chronicles of the Time of Troubles (2007), Jazz Style (2010), "The Road to the Void" (2012), "The Secret of Westerplat" (2013), "Behind the Blue Door" (2017), "All or Nothing" (2017).
Interestingly, Mikhail Zhebrovsky has been engaged in music and vocals since his early youth. It was this hobby that allowed him to record the album “Pan Tadeusz in Love” after the release of the film “Pan Tadeusz”, as well as to release the disc “I Love When a Woman
