Michał Żebrowski (Warsaw, 1972) is a renowned Polish actor whose cinematic career is marked by iconic roles, often in adaptations of major literary works and historical dramas.

He achieved international recognition by portraying Geralt of Rivia in the film/TV series *Wiedźmin* (The Witcher, 2001). He is also known for his intense performances in major Polish historical productions, such as Jan Skrzetuski in Jerzy Hoffman's *Ogniem i Mieczem* (With Fire and Sword, 1999) and the title role in Andrzej Wajda's *Pan Tadeusz* (1999). He also appeared in Roman Polański's award-winning *The Pianist* (2002).

Żebrowski is often associated with heroic, noble, or tormented characters, characterized by a powerful stage presence and a deep voice, enabling him to span historical dramas to more contemporary roles.