Chopin: Desire For Love - Cast

Cast

  • Piotr Adamczyk as Frédéric Chopin: famous Polish composer and pianist.
  • Danuta Stenka as George Sand: French author whose given name was Amandine Lucille Aurore Dudevant-Dupin.
  • Adam Woronowicz as Maurice Dudevant: Sand's son.
  • Bozena Stachura and Sara Müldner as Solange Dudevant: Sand's daughter. Müldner plays the young version of Solange
  • Andrzej Zieliński (artist) as Albert Grzymala: Chopin's closest friend
  • Michal Konarski as Ferenc Liszt: famous Hungarian composer and pianist.
  • Jadwiga Baranska as Mrs. Justyna Chopin: Chopin's mother
  • Jerzy Zelnik as Mr. Nicolas Chopin: Chopin's father
  • Agnieszka Sitek as Izabela Chopin: Chopin's sister
  • Anna Radwan as Ludwika Chopin: Chopin's sister
  • Anna Korcz as Baroness Charlotte de Rothschild: French socialite and art patron.
  • Janusz Gajos as Grand Duke Constantine Pavlovich Romanov: Polish Grand Duke of Russian ancestry who frequently called upon Chopin.
  • Maria Gladkowska as Grand Duchess Juliane: Grand Duke Constantine's wife.
  • Jacek Rozenek as Jean Pierre Félicien Mallefille: George Sand's first lover
  • Marian Opania as Jan: Chopin's servant

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