
Ludwik Starski (March 1, 1903 – February 29, 1984) was an author of film scripts, stage lyrics, and songs. He made his debut in 1925 with the vaudeville "Halo, Łodzianki," performed at the Municipal Theatre in Łódź, and subsequently collaborated with entertainment theatres in Warsaw. After the war, he wrote scripts for the Warsaw theatre "Syrena." From 1948-49, he headed the "Warszawa" Film Studio, and from 1955-63, he directed the "Iluzjon" Film Studio. Father of set designer Allan Starski.
1978Hello, Fred the BeardMovieWriter
1967Big BeatMovieScreenplay
1962Klub kawalerówMovieWriter · Lyricist
1959Octopus CafeMovieStoryboard
1958What Will My Wife Say to This?MovieLyricist
1956Nikodem DyzmaMovieScreenplay
1954Adventure in MarienstadtMovieScreenplay
1951First StartMovieShort Story · Screenplay · Dialogue · Lyricist · Creative Director
1949Border StreetMovieWriter
1949TreasureMovieWriter · Story
1947Forbidden SongsMovieStoryboard · Screenplay
1940A Sportsman Against His WillMovieWriter
1939Ja tu rządzęMovieWriter
1939O czym się nie mówi...MovieWriter
1938Zapomniana melodiaMovieWriter
1938Paweł & GawełMovieWriter
1938Robert and BertrandMovieMusical · Writer