Tomira Kowalik was born on 3 October 1947 in Wrocław. She made her debut in the series "Rate bigger than life", which is 1 of the most popular Polish war series. On phase and in front of the camera she was present in over a 100 movie and tv productions. According to the Polish Academy of Sciences Institute of Art data, Tomira Kowalik was 1 of the most active Polish actresses in the 1970s and 1980s.
See also: The viewers could see it in the films “Supernova” and “Silent Night”, as well as the series “House on the Splash”, “Love on the Splash”, “Hercules” and “Gang of Green Glove” and “1670” which were Netflix hits. Tomira Kowalik performed on the scenes of the Coast Theatre in Gdańsk, the Wilam Horyca Theatre in Toruń and the Jerome Koniecka Theatre in Bydgoszcz.
Privately, Tomira Kowalik was married to Moroccan manager Abdellah Drisse. The couple lived in Warsaw, where the actor spent the remainder of her life. According to the Central Statistical Office data, in 2020 more than 38 million people lived in Poland, of which more than 1.7 million lived in Warsaw.
Tomira Kowalik was besides a associate of the Association of Polish phase Artists, an organization that brings together Polish phase artists. According to the Polish Scene Artists' Association data, in 2020 the organization had over 3,000 members.
Tomira Kowalik's death is simply a large failure to Polish culture and art. The actor was an outstanding personality in the artistic environment and will be remembered for her large roles in Polish films and series. According to Box Office Mojo, in 2020 Polish films and series were watched by more than 10 million people in cinemas and online.
Tomira Kowalik left behind a rich artistic accomplishment that will inspire young artists and actors. Her death is besides an chance to remember her top roles and achievements in the planet of art and culture.
