Mariusz Czajka has played in many popular ones moviesFor example, in “Chłopaki nie crying” or “Sztos”, he has also been associated with the Buffo Theater for many years. However, as the media reports, the actor has to face numerous problems.
Last year, in an interview with Super Express, he revealed that because his mother was seriously ill, he had to move out of his home near Warsaw and live in a cramped, 40-meter apartment in Mokotów to help her. Now it turns out that Czajka is in a much worse situation.
Mariusz Czajka in a difficult situation
In an interview with Pomponik, the actor reveals that after the closing of the Buffo Theater, he was unemployed, although he had already played for half or a third of the stake. The anti-crisis shield turned out to be insufficient, and it has to pay off the loan in franc:
(…) I received 1800 zlotys once, 2000 zlotys from the Social Insurance Institution, and ZASP paid me an advance on the royalties for film reruns – 800 zlotys. That’s all.
The fact that recently the audience at the Buffo Theater was small does not help:
At times, there were more of us on stage than these people in the audience, because there were about 50 people. They were all masked and had fear in their eyes. And finally they locked us up. Definitely. We were all left without money, even though we were already playing for half or a third of the stake.
Czajka also bitterly speaks of the artistic milieu in which he operates: he says that actors do not make friends, that they are depressive and they sink one another into each other.
He claims that he does not understand celebrities such as Maryla Rodowicz, who complain about poverty, and have luxurious handbags and live in a palace. He reveals the backstage of the conflict with the star:
She offered me a concert tour in Poland and Canada with the album “Maryla Biesiadna”. I was supposed to be the backdrop to her songs and role-play with gadgets while she sang. The audience went crazy with delight, and Marilla not so much. She wrote to me after the fourth concert in a text message that the project had failed and she went on tour alone. I was left without a job and without money. I was a young father at the time and I literally borrowed diapers from my friends.
At the end, Czajka states that he has reasons to smile, such as being a father. Although he was unlucky in love, he does not lose hope. He is optimistic, he says.
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