Antoni Fertner
Antoni Fertner (23 May 1874 – 16 April 1959) was a Polish stage actor (graduated from drama school in 1895) and one of the earliest Polish film actors. His first film, Antoś pierwszy raz w Warszawie (Antoś for the First Time in Warsaw) premiered October 22, 1908. It is the earliest surviving Polish feature film and considered to be the founding date of Polish Film. He is considered to be the first recognizable star of Polish Cinema. His favorite brand of comedy was farce, which with the help of musical comedy revived his career in the 1930s.
Besides his film and stage career, his favorite hobby was bicycling.
Acted in
Cinema in Russia
1979
as Film footage
The Vagabonds
1939
as Trombka
Gehenna
1938
as konsyliarz
Zapomniana melodia
1938
as Boguslaw Rolicz
Robert and Bertrand
1938
as Ippel
The Little Prince
1937
as Piwko, dyrektor dancingu
Happy Days
1936
as Onufry Ruczyński, stryj Wandy
Papa się żeni
1936
as Baron von Wandel
Ada, Don't Do That!
1936
as Ada's father
Fredek uszczęśliwia świat
1936
as Kupiec
Mały marynarz
1936
as Kostrzewa
The Honorable Chauffeur
1935
as Chairman Pudlowicz
Antek policmajster
1935
as The Governor
Rywale
1925
as Tosio
Niewolnica miłości
1923
Antosha, Ruined by a Corset!
1916
The Draconian Contract
1915
as Antosha, the waiter
Antek kombinator
1913
Dzień kwiatka
1911
as Antoś
Skandal na ulicy Szopena
1911
Antek Klawisz, bohater Powiśla
1911
Antos in Warsaw For the First Time
1908
as Antos
His First Visit to Warsaw
1908