Andrzej Krukowski, a renowned actor and producer, was born in Augustow, Poland. With a 25-year career spanning across the globe, his journey in the film industry began when he graduated from the prestigious National School of Film, Television and Theater in Lodz, Poland, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1985.
Krukowski's acting career took off with collaborations on two projects with Polish Film School legend Wojciech Jerzy Has, including the 1985 film "Pismak" and "Osobisty pamietnik grzesznika przez niego samego spisany" in 1986. After working with various Polish filmmakers, he immigrated to the United States, where he currently resides.
Throughout his career, Krukowski has maintained connections with his Polish colleagues, undertaking efforts to solidify his position as a recognized artist. One of his most notable roles was as Frank Botti in Wojciech Wojcik's feature production "Sfora: Without Mercy" (2002),which gained popularity and was adapted into a TV series twice, including a miniseries version and "Forgers: Return of Sfora" (2007).
In addition to his acting career, Krukowski has also ventured into film production. He began as an executive producer for the TV series "Forgers," followed by producing "Cass Catches Susan" (short, 2009),"Black Mail" (feature, 2010),and "Absolution" (short, 2010).
The last decade of Krukowski's work has been marked by significant success and accomplishment. He has starred in notable films such as Michael Mann's "Public Enemies" (2009),"The Last Rites of Joe May" (2010),"Polish Bar" (2010),and Wieslaw Saniewski's "The Winner" (2011). In addition, he has acted in various short artistic productions, working with numerous talented and recognized names. Recently, he appeared in Shawn Ryan's cop drama series "The Chicago Code" (2011).
