Edward Linde-Lubaszenko Retires, Reflects on Legacy: “I’m Heaven-Bound”
Edward Linde-Lubaszenko, a prominent figure in Polish cinema, recently announced his retirement, reflecting on his storied career and personal life. Known for his captivating performances in films such as “Poranek kojota,” “Sztos,” “Psy,” “Chłopaki nie płaczą,” and “E=mc2,” Linde-Lubaszenko has left an indelible mark on the film industry.
Reflecting on a Remarkable Career
During his career, Edward Linde-Lubaszenko became known for his charismatic presence both on-screen and off. He humorously shared his romantic escapades, claiming to have had four marriages and around 1,500 affairs. He stated, “I have experienced four marriages and 1,500 romances, so I know something about life.”
Personal Life and Family
- Married four times.
- Two children: Olaf and Beata.
- Son Olaf Linde-Lubaszenko is also an actor.
Linde-Lubaszenko was open about his personal life and relationships. He often joked about his numerous romantic encounters, illustrating a life filled with both love and challenges.
No Testament, No Regrets
In a candid interview, Linde-Lubaszenko revealed he had no intention of drafting a will. He expressed a desire to enjoy his life without the burden of dividing his assets among his children and ex-wives. He remarked, “I won’t regret what I leave behind. When the time comes, I’ll close different businesses, and I won’t leave anything for others to enjoy.”
According to Linde-Lubaszenko, he plans to exit life debt-free. “I want to leave here with a clean slate. I know I will go to heaven, so I need a clean record to get in.” This perspective showcases his unique approach to both life and legacy.
Final Farewell
Edward Linde-Lubaszenko passed away at the age of 86 on February 8, 2026. His son, Olaf, announced the news on social media, thanking everyone for their support and love. The actor leaves behind a rich legacy in Polish cinema and countless memories for his fans.
Through his eccentric personality and profound insights into life and love, Linde-Lubaszenko remains a celebrated figure in the film industry. His retirement marks the end of an era, but the impact of his work will be remembered for generations.
