The Doll
1968Set in the 19th century Warsaw. The indolence of aristocrats who, secure with their pensions, are too lazy to undertake new business risks, frustrates Wokulski. His ability to make money is respected but his lack of family and social rank is condescended to. Because of his "help" (in secret) to "the doll's" impecunious but influential father, the girl becomes aware of his affection.
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Beata Tyszkiewicz
as Izabela Łęcka
Mariusz Dmochowski
as Stanisław Wokulski
Tadeusz Fijewski
as Ignacy Rzecki
Jadwiga Halina Gallowa
as Zasławska
Wiesław Gołas
as Krzeszowski
Kalina Jędrusik
as Wąsowska
Jan Koecher
as The Prince
Jan Kreczmar
as Tomasz Łęcki
Tadeusz Kondrat
as Szlangbaum
Halina Kwiatkowska
as Krzeszowska
Andrzej Łapicki
as Kazimierz Starski
Jan Machulski
as Julian Ochocki
Józef Pieracki
as Doctor Szuman
Janina Romanówna
as Countess Joanna Karolowa
Anna Seniuk
as Magdalenka
Irena Szramowska
as Florentyna
Władysław Dewoyno
as Jan Machalski
Ludwik Benoit
as Krzeszowski's Butler
Aleksander Fogiel
as Szprot
Krystyna Feldman
as Magdalenka's "Guardian"
Andrzej Hrydzewicz
Henryk Hunko
as Journalist
Julian Jabczyński
as Mraczewski
Eliasz Kuziemski
as Krzeszowska's Lawyer
Janusz Kłosiński
as Prince's Attorney
Bogumił Kobiela
as Lisiecki
Jan Kociniak
as Bidder
Ryszard Kotys
as Bidder
Tadeusz Kożusznik
Krzysztof Litwin
as Klein
Bernard Ładysz
as Suzin
Józef Łodyński
as Wokulski's Butler
Zdzisław Maklakiewicz
as Maruszewicz
Artur Młodnicki
as Marshall
Marian Opania
as Węgiełek
Tadeusz Ordeyg
as Count Dalski
Irena Orska
as Miss Meliton
Kazimierz Ostrowicz
Andrzej Płocki
as Henryk Szlangbaum
Igor Przegrodzki
as Artistocrat
Jerzy Przybylski
as Banker
Witold Pyrkosz
as Bidder
Józef Retik
as Łęski's Creditor
Andrzej Rettinger
Elżbieta Starostecka
as Ewelina
Paweł Unrug
as Count, Krzeszowki's Second
Zygmunt Urbański
as Mikołaj
Marian Wiśniowski
Tomasz Zaliwski
as Aristocrat
Zofia Czerwińska
as Hopfer's Patron (uncredited)
Agnieszka Fitkau
as Young Lady (uncredited)
Jadwiga Krawczyk
as Woman in a Living Room (uncredited)
Jerzy Jogałła
as Hopfer's Servant (uncredited)
Zdzisław Karczewski
as Łęski's Attorney (uncredited)
Wacław Kowalski
as Wysocki (uncredited)
Andrzej Krasicki
as Man at a Meeting (uncredited)
Herman Lercher
as Łęcki's Creditor (uncredited)
Jerzy Moes
as (uncredited)
Czesław Piaskowski
as Railwayman (uncredited)
Wojciech Solarz
as Jewish Violinist (uncredited)
Franciszek Trzeciak
as Paweł (uncredited)
Kazimierz Wilamowski
as (uncredited)