The information about the artist's departure was confirmed by Filmweb and Movie Polish. Wojciech Paszkowski will be remembered for a long time, among other things for his very famous dubbing roles. We've heard him in many film and television hits: “Monsters, Inc.”, “Alvin and the Chipmunks” and “The World According to Ludwiczek”.
Wojciech Paszkowski has died. One of the stars decided to remember him warmly
The artist struggled with many health problems before his passing. He suffered two strokes and decided to talk about his problems on the web. “I've been alive for a year now after a massive second stroke. The first one was a delicacy. I miraculously got away with the second one, but I have post-stroke epilepsy. I'm undergoing treatment and I consulted with a neurologist. I take medication and it's OK, but a month ago I had two attacks” – Paszkowski wrote at the end of 2023. His departure They are surviving loved ones and friends from the industry, including dubbing actress Joanna Węgrzynowska.
Paszkosiu. For everything… Thank you. I want to remember you in color, because that's what you were…
– she announced on Instagram in a farewell post. What did Agnieszka Mrozińska write? “Wojtuś, my heart breaks that you are no longer with us. You were a wonderful friend and a talented actor, we will miss you. Rest in peace. My deepest condolences to the entire family and loved ones,” she said. Photos of the actor can be found in the gallery.
Wojciech Paszkowski starred in two cult series
The lecturer, valued by many, graduated from a theatre school in Warsaw because he loved the world of theatre. Ultimately, it turned out that he was best at dubbing, for which he gained a lot of fans. What else is known about the actor's achievements? We could see him in two iconic series broadcast in TVPnamely “For better or for worse” and “M jak miłość”. He was responsible for directing the dubbing of “Frozen”, “Gravity Falls”, “Giant Steel”, “Tangled”, “The Princess and the Frog”, “Sonny with a Chance”, “Star Wars”, “Total Drama”, “Brave” and “Alice in Wonderland”.