#colonel wołodyjowski

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live laugh love basia wołodyjowska

[blueflyingturtleontheway]

Sooo in honor of (the last few minutes of) Valentine's Day, I wanted to share this little wip of a fantastic couple that I fell in love with despite of how little we saw of them. The pose is based on my favourite couple of all times, from an old Polish movie titled "Pan Wołodyjowski" (eng. Colonel Wołodyjowski/Fire in the Steppe).

Original scene under the cut (it's basically a calque skjhfsjhf)

Oni <3333

[ewa-jednak-chce-spac]

[nightbringer24]

I found that bit out when I googled it. His name is Michaɫ Wołodyjowski, but he's a colonel so he'd be addressed as Pan Wołodyjowski.

Oh I just noticed something with the duel from The Deluge (on my tenth rewatch o so). When Wołodyjowski spins his sabre, he's not spinning his wrist... Wołodyjowski is spinning it using the gap between the hilt and the knucklebow.

That's fucking ballsy and cocky too.

[sienkiewiczpoland]

Daniel Olbrychski as Azja Tuhajbejowicz in “Pan Wołodyjowski” (1969)

[allerod]

Pan Wołodyjowski

Do you like slavic historical dramas? Have you watched the previous two parts of the trilogy and want to properly finish it off? Do you believe in Michał Supremacy? Do you just like watching movies?

You know the deal by now. Come join us in watching Pan Wołodyjowski, in two parts with English subtitles. While this is chronologically the last part of the series, it was filmed first, and so the knowledge of the previous movies is not required. No need to worry if you missed them!

Travel with us for the last to the 17th century Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, where we will join colonel Michał Wołodyjowski while he’s meandering through both his professional and private life. The Turks are constantly attacking the borders, and his fiancee just died, but surely all that’s nothing for the best swordsman in all of the commonwealth :)

If you want to see more of best boy Michał, come to hyperbeam tomorrow, Friday, 16/09, at 10pm Moscow time/ 9pm CEST/3pm EDT, where we will watch the first part of the movie (with the second part following next week). I will reblog this post with a link 15 minutes before we start :~)

[books-typo-and-so-on]

@ogniemimieczem reminded me of a meme, which I couldn't find, and I had another one, so now I have two to share with y'all (source: fb)

[The Sienkiewiczposting, continued]

Watching 'The Deluge' With Family On Christmas

*my sister who hates Sienkiewicz and would rather do literally anything else*

*me, describing every character, which actual historical character they're based on, what they did in 'With Fire And Sword' and what will they do in 'Colonel Wołodyjowski'*

[Me tomorrow at nine, watching 'With Fire And Sword' on TVP History]

OMG that was so good!

The *a Polish officer falls in love with a noblewoman and demonstrates his love by defeating his homeland's traitor who kidnapped her* for the 1843rd time!

[please don't forget the Kasztelan beer]

...actually, this one refers to the whole Trilogy. Well.

[servingliesarch]

 if you wanna know anything about me, i don’t very much like polish music, or polish movies, but we used to do some cool things back in the day, and i REALLY love this song. from the movie based on with fire and sword by henryk sienkiewicz.

[midnight-madonna]

tagged by @jesster-day, thank you so much!! 😊

1. What’s the smell of your shampoo?

pomegranate

2. What’s your aesthetic?

nature, dogs and wolves, flowers, churches and cemeteries, black clothes, starry nights

3. What’s your favorite time of day?

evening and night

4. What do you like most about the beach?

watching sunsets, feeling the cold breeze on the skin, listening to the sounds of the sea

5. What do you worry about constantly?

e v e r y t h i n g

6. What is a song you’ve cried to before?

ooh boy I'm a freaking crybaby and so many songs make me cry lmao 😂 for example Beginning of the End by Judas Priest (especially lines /I'm never gone/ I'll always be within your heart/ Waiting's the worst part)

7. What are some relaxing tips for your followers?

go for a walk or listen to your favourite band or go to bed 😁

8. What are things that make you tear up?

many many things...

9. What is your favorite from each of the five senses?

Sight: seeing people I love, dogs, nature, flowers, concerts, night skies, storms, burning candles, fave movies and books

Smell: lilac flowers, cherry blossom, forest, fresh baked bread, that smell after the rain/storm

Touch: hugs, fluffy blankets, fluffy dogs and cats, holding hands

Taste: chocolate, strawberries (fruits in general), sour jellies, pasta

Hearing: music, voices of people I love, loud basslines, my fave vocalists, thunderstorms, wind, rain

10. What is one alternate reality you’d want to live in?

somewhere where people are less hateful...

or

I would live as one of the slavic forest demons (leszy for example) or maybe a witch 😁

11. What are some troubles you face on a day to day basis?

the biggest trouble is my anxiety... 😩 and also low self-esteem (but I'm working on it ok!)

12. What is a scene in a book that’s made you really sad?

Michał Wołodyjowski’s funeral (Colonel Wołodyjowski by H. Sienkiewicz) it was too much for my heart 😭😭

13. Say something to all your followers:

Thank you for following this mess of a blog, you're all so awesome and sweet and thank you for tagging me in various stuff I really appreciate that! 😭😭 luv ya all! ❤

I don't know if I have any fans asdffg so I'm gonna tag @doctor--diamond @angels-holocaust @keep-looking-forwards-endlessly @daveslutstaine @havocinthebluebox @eternally-my-soul-will-rot

[verkomy]

pan michał <3

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Barbara Brylska as Krzysia Drohojowska in “Pan Wołodyjowski” (1969)

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Winter scenery in “Pan Wołodyjowski” (1969)

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Marek Perepeczko as Adam Nowowiejski in “Pan Wołodyjowski” (1969)

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Jan Nowicki as Ketling-Hassling of Elgin and Barbara Brylska as Krzysia Drohojowska in “Pan Wołodyjowski” (1969)

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Tadeusz Łomnicki as Michał Wołodyjowski in “Pan Wołodyjowski” (1969)

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Daniel Olbrychski as Azja Tuhajbejowicz in “Pan Wołodyjowski” (1969)