365 Days - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "365 Days"
365 dni (2020)
Timing:
1:54 (114 min)
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Actors and characters
Bronisław Wrocławski
Character Mario
Otar Saralidze
Character Domenico
Natasza Urbańska
Character Anna
Tomasz Stockinger
Character Tomasz Biel
Gianni Parisi
Character Massimo's Father
Agnieszka Warchulska
Character Bank Manager
Przemysław Sadowski
Character Hotel Manager
Michał Mikołajczak
Character Security Chief
Andrea Batti
Character Alfredo
Mateusz Grydlik
Character Bank Manager
Łukasz Choroń
Character Michał
Łukasz Dąbrowski
Character Massimo's Security Guard
Rafał Iwaniuk
Character Massimo's Security Guard
Reda Paweł Haddad
Character 'Stygmatyk'
Sandra Majka
Character Weronika
Ewelina Plizga
Character Stewardess
Gabriel Seweryn
Character Poli
Marcin Rafał Grabias
Character Luigi
Anna Wójcicka
Character Designer
Grzegorz Szczuka
Character Hairdresser Greg
Rafał Lenart
Character Consierge
Adrianna Bartkowska
Character Girl
Michał Frączek
Character Boy with Guitar
Błażej Buzała
Character Witness
Dawid Baran
Character Olga's Lover
Stefano Terrazzino
Character Dancer
Paulina Biernat
Character Dancer
Bartek Cierlica
Character Lovelas
Ewa Lewandowska
Character Bank Manager
Tomasz Mandes
Character Massimo's Cousin
Blanka Lipińska
Character Bride
What's left behind the scenes
- Michele Morrone was given the film script to read when he had already given up on his acting career. He had just gotten divorced, leaving him penniless, and was in a severe depression, living in a tiny Italian village where he worked on a farm. About six months later, his agent called and told him that Polish filmmakers wanted to cast him as a mafia member. Morrone boarded a plane to Poland that same day.
- The filmmakers placed great importance on making the erotic scenes in the film look believable, and on ensuring that viewers could even hear whispers and the actors’ heavy breathing. They positioned the camera so it wasn’t conspicuous and didn’t rush the actors, giving them as much time as they needed. The presence of filmmakers on set was minimized. As a result, the scenes looked so realistic that some viewers seriously thought the actors were actually having sex on camera. They had to explain in interviews that this was not the case.
- Blanka Lipińska, the screenwriter and author of the novel of the same name (2014), which served as the literary source for the screenplay, offered to play the scene with oral sex on board the plane herself, claiming that only she knew exactly how the scene needed to be played so that the audience understood what the filmmakers wanted to convey. Her offer was declined, and an actress played the role of the flight attendant.
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