The descendant of two princely Polish families, Beata Tyszkvic, is a truly beautiful woman, a popular actress of the 60-70s of the last century.
Beata was born in 1938, and spent all her childhood in a luxurious mansion. Soon the war began, the Nazis appeared in Poland, and parents were evacuated to England. After returning, the Tyszkiewicz family, descendants of the counts, huddled at 12 meters, there was neither heating nor water in the room.
However, Beata studied at the best school, then continued her studies at the monastery, she did not even think about the career of the actress at that time.
Way to the cinema
Once the director of the film "Revenge" (1957) came to their school, and invited Beatu to the shooting. The film was not very successful, but a beautiful girl was noticed, her photo was in the catalog of the film studio, and the director of the film convinced her to go to the theater school. A year later, she already starred quite a lot.
For five years, Tyszkiewicz was shot most often in episodes, the most significant roles in this period went to her in the serial drama film "Belated Passers-by" (1962) and the film "Yesterday Actually" (1963).
Her portfolio includes many war films, including the drama First Freedom Day (1964), after which Beata became a famous actress. In the same year, the film "Meet the Spy" was released, which was popular in the USSR and Europe.
She also had comedic roles, one of the most notable being the role of the Polish Maryse in the comedy melodrama "Marysya and Napoleon" (1966).
The beauty of the actress attracted many directors, and she was invited to appear abroad: the Belgian Andre Delvo invited her to the picture A Man with a Shaved Head "(1966), the Russian Andrei Konchalovsky gave her the role of the wife of Fyodor Lavretsky in the film" The Noble Nest "(1969). This role she really liked, and the actress later said that this is one of the best of her roles - she is full, lively, real.
Being a native aristocrat, Beata coped with the roles of ladies of high society. Over the years, she got roles with a similar role in the films "Balzac's Great Love", "Doll", "Nights and Days."
In the 70s, Tyszkiewicz began to appear less often on screens, and the roles were already more balanced, adult. And most of all there were supporting roles, but there were a lot of them. Indeed, sometimes the actress of an episode can bring so much life to the film that the whole plot will sparkle. The directors were well aware that Beata would do it brilliantly. Therefore, the roles and shootings were quite often: "New Amazons", "Va-Bank-2", "European History" and others.
In the 2000s, it was time for TV shows, and Tyszkiewicz was again in demand, including in Russia, in the projects Martha Line and In August 44th ….
The latest works of Beata are the paintings "The Righteous" (2015) and the comedy "Stodnevka" (2017).
