Julia Wyszyńska (; born 1986) is a Polish actress.
Early life Wyszyńska was born in Mysłowice. Her mother is a psychotherapist and her father is a dentist. She graduated from the AST National Academy of Theatre Arts in Kraków in 2010.
Career In 2011, Wyszyńska starred in the play Medea, directed by Ewelina Marciniak. For her performance, she won the Grand Prix at the National Review of Contemporary Monodrama. She later worked at the Polish Theatre in Bydgoszcz before moving to the in Warsaw.
In 2017, she starred in the play The Curse, directed by , in which she simulated oral sex on a statue of Pope John Paul II. The play sparked controversy in Poland. After its premiere, Jacek Kurski, president of Telewizja Polska, cancelled an upcoming broadcast starring Wyszyńska, and she was publicly criticized by right-wing figures including Krystyna Pawłowicz and Stanisław Michalkiewicz.
In 2022, she wrote, directed, and starred in the play Fizyka kwantowa, czyli rozmowy nigdy nieprzeprowadzone at .
Filmography Film Year Title Role 2017 Wiktoria 2018 Clergy Nun Ewa 2020 Biały potok Ewa 2021 The Wedding Rachela 2022 Każdy wie lepiej Sylwia Noc w przedszkolu Headmistress
Television Year Title Role Notes 2011 Days of Honor Klara 6 episodes 2012 Medics Young doctor 1 episode 2012 Ada Kowalska 1 episode 2012 Agnieszka 4 episodes 2013 2XL Lilka 3 episodes 2013–2016 Na dobre i na złe Klaudia Miller 50 episodes 2015 Lila Grońska 1 episode 2019 Olga Mirska 6 episodes 2020 Anna 10 episodes 2022 Cracow Monsters Ewa Zawadzka 5 episodes 2022 Hold Tight Officer Ewelina Miller 5 episodes 2024 Pola Niedzielan 12 episodes 2026 The Doll Florentyna
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