Tad Danielewski

Tad Danielewski

Deceased · Born: Mar 29, 1921 · Died: Jan 6, 1993

Personal Details

BornMar 29, 1921 Radom, Mazowieckie, Poland
Spouse
  • Priscilla Decatur Machold

    ( Dec 31, 1969 to May 16, 2025 )
  • Sylvia Daneel

    ( Dec 31, 1969 to Dec 31, 1969 )
  • Lillian D'Arc

    ( May 16, 2025 to Dec 31, 1969 )

Biography

The life of this remarkable individual was inextricably linked to the tumultuous and chaotic landscape of World War II, as they courageously embarked on a journey of service within the Polish underground resistance movement.

As fate would have it, the trajectory of their lives underwent a sudden and profound transformation with the unexpected arrival of General Patton's military forces, which precipitously intervened to liberate them from the precarious predicament of being held captive by their captors, thereby granting them the freedom to escape the confines of the camp and resume their lives with a newfound sense of hope and liberation.

Following the conclusion of the war, this remarkable individual's profound fascination with the world of performing arts compelled them to embark upon a rigorous and esteemed educational journey at the illustrious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in post-war London, where they meticulously refined their craft and established the cornerstone for a lifelong commitment to the art of acting, thereby fostering a profound sense of artistic expression and dedication that would endure for generations to come.

This remarkable individual, upon making the bold decision to relocate to the United States, took the initiative to co-found a prestigious institution known as the Professional Actors Workshop. This pioneering endeavor enabled the establishment of a comprehensive network of training centers, strategically situated in major metropolitan hubs across the country, including the iconic cities of New York City, Los Angeles, and Provo, Utah.

This renowned mentor had the extraordinary privilege of sharing their profound knowledge and expertise with a diverse and exceptional group of students, featuring an impressive roster of accomplished individuals who would go on to achieve great success in their respective fields, including the illustrious actors James Earl Jones, Martin Sheen, Sigourney Weaver, Mercedes Ruehl, and Ralph Waite, to name but a few of the numerous talented students they had the pleasure of guiding and mentoring throughout their illustrious career.

Career

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1962
No Exit
No Exit as Director
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1961
The Big Wave
The Big Wave as Director, Screenplay