Barbara Lass
Barbara Kwiatkowska-Lass was a Polish stage and screen actress. Although she received ballet and dance education, she eventually took up an acting career. After her debut role in Tadeusz Chmielewski's comedy "Ewa chce spać" (1957) she gained wider popularity in Poland. In 1959 she left Poland for the West and soon starred in a few major films like "La millième fenêtre" ,with Jean-Louis Trintignant, and "Che gioia vivere", starring Alain Delon. She married film director Roman Polanski in 1959; they divorced in 1962.
Effi Briest
(Köchin)
Der Pfarrer von St. Pauli
(Dagmar)
The Thousandth Window
(Ania)
Obrazki z podróży
Tysiąc talarów
(Kasia Wydech)
Spóźnieni przechodnie
(Herself (segment 5))
Ewa Wants to Sleep
(Ewa Bonecka)
Słoń
(uczennica)
When Angels Fall
The Joy of Living
(Franca Fossati)
How It's Done
(Holiday-Maker)
Ostrożnie yeti
(Bride (uncredited))
Rififi in Tokyo
(Françoise Merigne)
Jowita
(Agnieszka 'Jowita' (as Barbara Kwiatkowska))
Sting in the Flesh
(Ines)
Doppelspiel in Paris
(Renée Borni, seine Geliebte)
Serenade for Two Spies
(Tamara)
Hauser's Memory
(Angelika)
Eine Wahnsinnsehe
(Herta)
Two Men and a Wardrobe
Rosa Luxemburg
(Rosas Mutter)
Blaubart
(Rosalinde)
Roman Polanski: A Film Memoir
(Self (archive footage))
Pan Anatol szuka miliona
(Iwona Słowikowska (as Barbara Kwiatkowska))
Bad Luck
(Jola)
Werewolf in a Girls' Dormitory
(Priscilla)
Love at Twenty
(Basia (segment "Warszawa"))
Cracow by Polanski
Żołnierz królowej Madagaskaru
(Sabina Lemięcka)
Vice and Virtue
(Prisoner (uncredited))
Gut gefragt ist halb gewonnen
(Self)