Roman Polanski in At the End of the Night (Koniec Nocy, POL 1956, Director: Julian Dziedzina)
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A Knife in the Water (Noz we wodzie, Pol 1961, Director: Roman Polanski) with Leon Niemczyk, Zygmunt Malanowicz
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Repulsion (GB 1965, Director: Roman Polanski) with Catherine Deneuve
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Cul-de-sac (GB 1966, Director: Roman Polanski) with Lionel Stander, Francoise Dorleac, Donald Pleasence
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The Fearless Vampire Killers / Dance Of The Vampires (GB/USA 1967, Director: Roman Polanski) with Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate
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Rosemary's Baby (USA 1967, Regie: Roman Polanski) with Mia Farrow
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The Tragedy Of Macbeth (GB/USA 1971, Director: Roman Polanski) with Jon Finch (Macbeth), Francesca Annis (Lady Macbeth)
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Chinatown (USA 1974, Director: Roman Polanski) with Jack Nicholson
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Director Roman Polanski on the set of Chinatown (USA 1974) with Jack Nicholson and John Huston.
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Tess (FR/GB 1979, Director: Roman Polanski) with Nastassja Kinski
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Pirates (FR 1985/86, Director: Roman Polanski) Scene with Walter Matthau
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Director Roman Polanski during the shooting of Frantic USA/FR 1988
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The Pianist (FR/GER/POL/GB/NL 2002, Director: Roman Polanski) with Adrien Brody, Thomas Kretschman
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Oliver Twist (GB/CZ/FR/IT 2005, Director: Roman Polanski) with Barney Clark
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Roman Polanski has a long history in the cinema as both an actor and director, starting in his native Poland in the 1950s. His best known films include Rosemary’s Baby, Chinatown and The Pianist.
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Polanski’s Paris-based lawyer, Hervé Témime, said the filmmaker was in a “fighting mood” and that he would appeal against extradition. Laurent Moreillon, a law professor at Lausanne University, says chances are slim that the director will not be sent back to the United States on decades-old child-sex charges. But, paradoxically, going before a US court…
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