Ludwik Starski
Writing
- Born
- March 1, 1903 · Warsaw, Poland
- Died
- February 29, 1984 (age 80)
Ludwik Starski (March 1, 1903 – February 29, 1984) was an author of film scripts, stage lyrics, and songs. He made his debut in 1925 with the vaudeville "Halo, Łodzianki," performed at the Municipal Theatre in Łódź, and subsequently collaborated with entertainment theatres in Warsaw. After the war, he wrote scripts for the Warsaw theatre "Syrena." From 1948-49, he headed the "Warszawa" Film Studio, and from 1955-63, he directed the "Iluzjon" Film Studio.
Father of set designer Allan Starski.
Known for
Forbidden Songs
January 8, 1947
The Apartment Above
February 18, 1937
Hello, Fred the Beard
October 16, 1978
Paweł & Gaweł
September 15, 1938
Jadzia
June 1, 1936
Treasure
February 15, 1949
Border Street
February 18, 1949
Octopus Cafe
December 23, 1959
Big Beat
March 26, 1967
Nikodem Dyzma
October 29, 1956
Adventure in Marienstadt
January 25, 1954
Klub kawalerów
December 22, 1962
Behind the camera24
- 1978Hello, Fred the Beard Writer
- 1967Big Beat Screenplay
- 1966Wizyta u królów Screenplay
- 1962Klub kawalerów Writer, Lyricist
- 1959Octopus Cafe Storyboard
- 1958What Will My Wife Say to This? Lyricist
- 1956Nikodem Dyzma Screenplay
- 1955Irene, Go Home! Lyricist
- 1954Adventure in Marienstadt Screenplay
- 1951First Start Short Story, Lyricist, Dialogue, Screenplay, Creative Director