Tomasz Kot

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Characters played by Tomasz Kot

Wiktor Warski — Cold War (2018)

Male lead. Composer and director who co-founds the state folk ensemble and falls obsessively in love with Zula. Opposed to Communist propaganda, he plans to defect with her but crosses the German border alone when she fails to appear. In Paris exile he works in a jazz club and later as a film-score composer, repeatedly reuniting with Zula. He returns to Poland against the consul's advice, is sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for defection and espionage, and bears a disfigured hand. Freed through Zula's arranged marriage, he weds her in an abandoned church; the couple seem to choose death together.

Ambroży Kleks — Kleks Academy (2024)

Eccentric headmaster and master of magical education, guides students through adventures.

Ambroży Kleks — Kleks Academy 2 (2025)

The imaginative founder and mentor of the Academy, guiding children while confronting threats to his magical world.

Prokurator Świerszczyński — Spoor (2017)

Prokurator Świerszczyński investigates the deaths of Komendant and Wnetrzak and questions Janina about the animal tracks and her astrological explanations. He dismisses her theories rather than taking them seriously. His family connection to Matoga places him within the local authority structure that Janina distrusts.

Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński — Dangerous Men (2023)

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Ryszard Riedel — Destined for Blues (2005)

Ryszard Riedel is the central figure, a Polish blues-rock musician and leader of Dżem. The film follows his music career, his marriage to Małgorzata 'Gola' Riedel, his difficult relationship with Jan Riedel, and his addiction to kompot, making him the narrative and emotional focus.

Zbigniew Religa — Gods (2014)

A determined cardiac surgeon who becomes convinced that Poland must establish a heart-transplant program. He leaves Warsaw after Professor Wacław Sitkowski rejects the plan, leads the new Zabrze clinic, gathers a team, endures repeated transplant failures, and continues operating despite professional, political, and family pressure.

Maciej Tomski — Breached (2023)

The grieving protagonist whose life is completely upended by his wife's fatal car accident. He embarks on a personal investigation to uncover the truth behind her death, suspecting deception and an affair, ultimately realizing he may not have truly known the woman he married.

Bartosz Kolano — Life Must Go On (2015)

Bartosz Kolano is a forty-five-year-old actor, singer, youth educator, and television performer whose alcoholism and cancer diagnosis drive the story. After learning he may have only months to live, he revisits damaged relationships, seeks forgiveness, accepts responsibility, and begins trying to change his life.

Dawid — In Hiding (2013)

Dawid is the man Ester had hoped to escape with. While Ester is hidden in Janina's home, she longs to find him, and Janina ventures toward the ghetto carrying a letter for him. Janina returns without a clear answer, leaving Ester's hopes of reaching Dawid unresolved in the account.

Porno Actor — The Perfect Guy for My Girlfriend (2009)

The Porno Actor is proposed as the male co-star for the feminist erotic film in which Luna is offered the leading female role. Luna’s partner doubts that he is gay, and the proposed actor says he claimed to be gay to get the job. Their exchange brings distrust and jealousy into the discussion of the production.

Career Overview

Tomasz Kot has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Kleks Academy: Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Cold War, A Perfect Enemy, Kleks Academy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
50
Birth Date
1977-04-21
Birth Place
Legnica, Poland

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q1881915), public domain (CC0).