Actor Grzegorz Okrasa Passes Away, Beloved for Role in “Złotopolskich”
Grzegorz Okrasa, a well-known actor and director, has passed away, leaving behind a significant legacy in Polish television. His character Stefan, the bartender in the popular series “Złotopolscy,” endeared him to many fans. The announcement of his death was made by his daughter, Barbara Okrasa, via social media.
Funeral Details for Grzegorz Okrasa
The funeral will take place on Monday, October 27, at 1:00 PM. It will be held at the Bródno Cemetery in Warsaw. This event marks a moment for fans and colleagues to pay their respects to a cultural icon.
Grzegorz Okrasa: A Look at His Life and Career
Born and raised in Poland, Grzegorz Okrasa was initially trained as a linguist. His foray into the arts began in 1986 with a minor role in the acclaimed PRL series “Tulipan,” which depicted the life of notorious seducer Jerzy Kalibabka. Okrasa also worked as an assistant director for the international film project “Le Retour,” involving seven European nations.
Role in “Złotopolscy”
- Okrasa gained fame for his portrayal of Stefan, a beloved character in “Złotopolscy.”
- His character was a kind-hearted pub owner, contributing significantly to the show’s success.
- He served as the second director for the series from 1997 to 2010, becoming an integral part of the production.
Later Career and Contributions
After “Złotopolscy,” Okrasa joined the production of “Barw szczęścia.” From 2007, he continued to work as a second director for this series. His last on-screen appearance came in 2012 in “Szpilki na Giewoncie.” Despite stepping back from acting, his influence in Polish culture remains significant.
Grzegorz Okrasa will be remembered for his warmth, talent, and the joy he brought to audiences through his work. His legacy will undoubtedly live on through the characters he portrayed and the stories he helped tell.
