Radosław Pazura - voice talent

Radosław Pazura (born 7 May 1969 in Tomaszów Mazowiecki) is a Polish film, television, dubbing and theatre actor, and voice artist. He made his debut as the student Rafał in Jacek Bromski's film "1968. Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku", while still in his first year of acting studies in Łódź. The role opened the door to bigger projects, including the lead role in Juliusz Machulski's film "Szwadron", whose production took half a year and led Pazura to switch to an individual study plan, allowing him to graduate after his third year.

During his studies he also appeared in films such as Filip Zylber's "Pożegnanie z Marią", Waldemar Szarek's "Oczy niebieskie" and Alain Nahum's "Nowe przygody Arsena Lupina". He earned a master's degree in art, with his diploma work including roles in "Szwadron" and in the play "Miłość i gniew", directed by Krzysztof Kolberger.

Although his stage appearances are limited to a single role at Teatr na Woli in "Cud na Greenpoincie", Pazura has appeared in more than 20 feature and TV films, as well as numerous series and Television Theatre productions. His voice could occasionally be heard in dubbing.

In 2016 he took part in the sixth edition of "Your Face Sounds Familiar", where after winning in the fifth episode as Chris Rea, he donated the prize to the Kapuściński Foundation. In 2019, together with his wife, he served as a judge on the programme "Czar par" on TVP2.

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