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Marcin Grzegorz Dorociński (Polish: [ˈmart͡ɕin dɔrɔˈt͡ɕiɲskʲi]; born 22 June 1973) is a Polish film, television and stage actor. He is known for playing roles in such films as Pitbull (2005), Reverse (2009), Rose (2011), Jack Strong (2014), Hurricane (2018) and Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (2023), as well as internationally produced TV series Spies of Warsaw (2013) and The Queen's Gambit (2020). Dorociński was born in Milanówek and grew up in a small village, Kłudzienko. His father is a blacksmith, and his mother is a housewife. He has three brothers, all of whom are police officers. He dreamt of becoming a professional football player. However, he was forced to give up the plan after sustaining a significant leg injury. He attended the vocational school in Grodzisk Mazowiecki and obtained a machinist certificate. The first person to notice his talent for acting was his history teacher, who encouraged him to become an actor. In 1993, he enrolled at the Aleksander Zelwerowicz State Theatre Academy. In his second year at the State Theatre Academy, he was cast as Don Rodrigue in a television adaptation of Le Cid directed by Krystyna Janda. After graduating from the Academy in 1997, he struggled to find acting jobs. He worked as a waiter and a bouncer. He took other casual jobs until he was offered a post at the Dramatic Theatre in Warsaw. He has also appeared in several plays at the Ateneum Theatre in Warsaw, where he is currently employed. He played minor roles in multiple television series before his breakthrough came with the role in Patryk Vega's 2005 film Pitbull, which brought him the Zbyszek Cybulski Award. He is a two-time Polish Film Festival award winner for his Reverse (2009) and Rose (2011) roles. The latter also earned him the IFFI Best Actor Award at India's 43rd International Film Festival. In 2012, he appeared in Magdalena Łazarkiewicz's critically acclaimed TV series The Deep End ("Głęboka woda"), which earned him a nomination for Best Actor Award at the Monte Carlo Television Festival. Between 2012 and 2013, Dorociński appeared in a miniseries called Spies of Warsaw, co-produced by the and Telewizja Polska. In 2020, he joined the cast of the Netflix drama miniseries The Queen's Gambit, starring Anya Taylor-Joy. Based on the 1983 novel by Walter Tevis of the same name, the show explores the life of an orphan chess prodigy named Beth Harmon from the age of eight to twenty-two as she struggles with addiction in a quest to become a grandmaster in chess. Dorociński plays Soviet world chess champion Vasily Borgov. He is married to scenic designer Monika Sudół. The couple has a son, Stanisław (born 2006), and a daughter, Janina (born 2008). They also brought up Sudół's son from a previous relationship, Jakub. Description above from the Wikipedia article about Marcin Dorociński, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
as Stanisław Wokulski
as Alexander Volkov
as Andrzej Wilk
as Łukasz Wilk
as Sevastopol - Captain
as Jurek
as Hayes
as Stanisław 'Witkacy' Witkiewicz
as Karl Klingert (voice)
as Andrzej Wilk
as Michał
as Andrzej
as Voytek
as Wit
as Marcin Schwartz
as Andrzej Piórko
as Jerzy
as Aldek Sałacki
as Cobra
as Narrator
as Sławomir 'Despero' Desperski
as Mirek Dzięcioł
as Igor Ladpolny
as Ladislav Vanék
as Konrad
as Grzegorz
as Mirek
as Jack Strong
as Borys
as Lisowski
as Corporal 'Wydra'
as Tomek Niedzielski
as Concert Manager
as Tadeusz
as Voiceover (voice)
as Tomasz Janicki
as Maciej Kockhański
as 'Terrarium'
as Bronisław
as Kacper
as Kostek
as Jacek Mróz
as Policjant Władysław
as Dominik
as Fabian 'Fabio' Sawicki
as Bartek
as teacher Jan
as Robert
as Sierżant Rafalski
as Angel of Evil
as Mateusz
as Jakub Skowerski
as Filip
as Sławomir 'Despero' Desperski
as biały rycerz
as Łukasz Wilk
as General Niehyd-Ochluj
as Roman
as Arek Bilski
as oficer UOP
as Antoni Lulek
as Kierowca bohatera
as Miro
as Student (uncredited)
as Viktor
as Zbigniew Cybulski
