Pola Raksa
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Pola Raksa (born 14 April 1941) is one of the most popular actresses in the history of Polish cinema. In the 1960s and 1970s, she was considered a sex symbol in Polish cinema. She is best known for her role as Marusia in the television series Czterej pancerni i pies (Four Tank-Men and a Dog). For her contribution to Polish culture, she received the Gold Cross of Merit (1974) and the "Meritorious Cultural Activist" Badge (1979). In 2003, readers of the "Super Express" magazine called her the most beautiful of all Polish blondes.
Known for
Credits
Zosya (1967)
as Zosya
The Saragossa Manuscript (1966)
as Inezilia
Snowfall (1974)
as Lengyel partizánlány
The Ashes (1965)
as Helena de With
Hijacking Agatha (1993)
as mama Agaty
Aria for an Athlete (1979)
as Cecylia
Rzeczywistość (1961)
as Marysia
Paryż - Warszawa bez wizy (1967)
as Elżbieta
Beata (1965)
as Beata Kłosowicz
Blue Room (1965)
as Izabela
The Devil from Seventh Grade (1960)
as Wanda Gąsowska
No More Divorces (1964)
as Krysia (Segment 2)
Bicz Boży (1967)
as Hania
A Lady from the Window (1964)
as Hedwiga / Marysia Kalinowska
Four Tankmen and a Dog Part Three (1968)
as Marusia "Ogoniok"
Four Tankmen and a Dog Part Four (1968)
as Marusia "Ogoniok"
Pogoń za Adamem (1970)
as Kama / Zofia Zabłocka
Klub kawalerów (1962)
as Marynia
Nothing Stands in the Way (1981)
as Irena, żona Pawła
Adventure with a Song (1969)
as Mariola Brońska
Their Everyday Life (1963)
as Grażyna
Nocturne (1966)
as Iveta
Four Tankmen and a Dog Part Two (1968)
as Marusia "Ogoniok" ("A Dog's Claw")