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Pawel Paprocki

Pawel Paprocki

Birthday: April 26, 1983 (41 years)

HomeTown: Szczecin, Zachodniopomorskie, Poland

Pawel Paprocki is a Polish actor, who has become famous for his acting in Dom wybranych, M jak milosc (2000) and Mala Moskwa (2008). His first recognizable role was on Mala Moskwa in 2008, in which he portrayed the character of Rozprowadzajacy zolnierz. Since 2019, Pawel has been executing the role of Hajmon in ‘Teatr Polskiego Radia’. Born on April 26, 1983, Pawel Paprocki hails from Szczecin, Poland. As in 2024, Pawel Paprocki's age is 41 years. Discover below for comprehensive details about Pawel Paprocki, including the biography, wiki profile, age, date of birth, family background, relationship status, interesting facts, photographs, lesser-known facts, and more.


Pawel Paprocki Profile:

Pawel Paprocki Profile Information
Stage Name Pawel Paprocki
Real Name Pawel Paprocki
Profession(s) Actor,
Birthday April 26, 1983
Zodiac Sign Taurus
Age 41 years
Gender Male
Birthplace Szczecin, Poland
Hometown Szczecin, Zachodniopomorskie, Poland
Nationality Polish

Pawel Paprocki Family

Father: Not Available
Mother: Not Available
Brother(s): Not Available
Sister(s): Not Available

Family and Personal Life

Pawel Paprocki‘ father’s name is Not Available and Pawel Paprocki‘ mother’s name is Not Available.

Pawel Paprocki Trivia

  • Pawel Paprocki was born in Szczecin, Poland.
  • Pawel Paprocki’s birth sign is Taurus.
  • His nickname is Paul Paprocki.
  • He has become famous for his acting in Dom wybranych, M jak milosc (2000) and Mala Moskwa (2008).
  • His first recognizable role was on Mala Moskwa in 2008, in which he portrayed the character of Rozprowadzajacy zolnierz. Since then, he has never looked back and has been impressing everyone with his brilliant on-screen performances.
  • From 2006 to 2020, he executed the role of General Wladyslaw Anders / Tadeusz / Seller / … in ‘Television Theater’.
  • Since 2019, Pawel has been executing the role of Hajmon in ‘Teatr Polskiego Radia’.


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