The sad news about the death of Paweł Grzybczyk, a famous Polish stuntman, circulated in the media. He was only 45 years old. The actor worked on the set of many Polish series, including: cult “Clan“, which has been broadcast on TVP.
A famous Polish stuntman has died. He worked on the set of cult films and series
Paweł Grzybczyk has worked for years as a stuntman on the set of many cult Polish productions, such as: films “Aftermath”, “Jack Strong”. He also participated in popular films seriessuch as “Klan”, “M jak miłość”, or “Time of Honor”. He was also an acrobatics trainer with many successes to his credit. After finishing his sports career, he worked at the Buffo Theater. Information about Paweł Grzybczyk's death appeared on the website filmpolski.pl, as well as on the profile of acrobatics trainer Marta Poznysz, who performed in a duet with the stuntman.
Paweł Grzybczyk, my acrobatic partner, ended his life. Great regret and condolences to the family and closest friends
– she wrote on Facebook.
Paweł Grzybczyk took his own life. The stuntman's family needs support
Marta Poznysz also posted a link on Facebook to the zrzutka.pl portal, where financial support is collected for Paweł Grzybczyk's partner, Kasia, and her son Kacperek. As we read in the collection, the stuntman took his own life. “They recently lost their beloved partner and father, who took his own life. The enormous loss has left them not only with deep pain, but also with huge financial obligations that now rest on the shoulders of their loved ones. This tragedy happened just before Christmas – a time that is usually associated with warmth, joy and hope. Unfortunately, this year's holidays will be exceptionally difficult for Kasia and Kacper,” we read.
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