Actor Piotr Adamczyk arrives for the premiere of the television series Hawkeye at El Capitan theatre in Los Angeles, California, U.S. November, 17, 2021. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni 

Actor Piotr Adamczyk arrives for the premiere of the television series Hawkeye at El Capitan theatre in Los Angeles, California, U.S. November, 17, 2021. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk lies on the ground during the filming of a movie based on the life of the late Pope John Paul II in Rome November 8, 2005. The scene, where the pope is admitted to hospital after an assassination attempt on May 13, 1981, will be included in the movie to be released on the anniversary of his death next April 2 by Italian [television station Canale 5]. 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk pauses while covered in fake blood during the filming of a movie based on the life of the late Pope John Paul II in Rome November 8, 2005. The scene, where the pope is admitted to hospital after an assassination attempt on May 13, 1981, will be included in the movie to be released on the anniversary of his death next April 2 by [Italian television station Canale 5.] 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk pauses while covered in fake blood during the filming of a movie based on the life of the late Pope John Paul II in Rome November 8, 2005. The scene, where the pope is admitted to hospital after an assassination attempt on May 13, 1981, will be included in the movie to be released on the anniversary of his death next April 2 by Italian television station Canale 5. REUTERS/Max Rossi

Changed date to time of film production, rather then Pope's assination 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk lies on the ground during the filming of a movie based on the life of the late Pope John Paul II in Rome November 8, 2005. The scene, where the pope is admitted to hospital after an assassination attempt on May 13, 1981, will be included in the movie to be released on the anniversary of his death next April 2 by Italian television station Canale 5. REUTERS/Max Rossi 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk pauses while covered in fake blood during the filming of a movie based on the life of the late Pope John Paul II in Rome November 8, 2005. The scene, where the pope is admitted to hospital after an assassination attempt on May 13, 1981, will be included in the movie to be released on the anniversary of his death next April 2 by Italian television station Canale 5. REUTERS/Max Rossi 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk pauses while covered in fake blood during the filming of a movie based on the life of the late Pope John Paul II in Rome November 8, 2005. The scene, where the pope is admitted to hospital after an assassination attempt on May 13, 1981, will be included in the movie to be released on the anniversary of his death next April 2 by Italian television station Canale 5. REUTERS/Max Rossi FR051104 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk, who portrays Pope John Paul II, embraces Italian actress Violante Placido (R) in a movie about the late pontiff's life, in a picture released by Italian Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope".
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Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk portrays Pope John Paul II in a movie about his life, in a photo released by Italian television channel Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope".??? USE ONLY
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Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk portrays Pope John Paul II in a movie about his life, in a picture released by Italian Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope". REUTERS/Canale 5/Handout CLH/TC 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk, who portrays Pope John Paul II, embraces Italian actress Violante Placido (R) in a movie about the late pontiff's life, in a picture released by Italian Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope". REUTERS/Canale 5/Handout CLH/TC 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk (L) portrays Pope John Paul II in a movie about his life, in a picture released by Italian television channel Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope". REUTERS/Canale 5/Handout CLH/VP 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk portrays Pope John Paul II in a movie about his life, in a picture released by Italian Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope". REUTERS/Canale 5/Handout CLH/TC 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk portrays Pope John Paul II in a movie about his life, in a picture released by Italian Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope". REUTERS/Canale 5/Handout CLH/TC 

Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk portrays Pope John Paul II in a movie about his life, in a picture released by Italian Canale 5 April 14, 2005. Less than a month after Pope John Paul died, millions of mourning Italians will get to see a portrayal of the late pontiff next week in a television film dedicated to his early years entitled "Karol, The Man Who Became Pope". REUTERS/Canale 5/Handout CLH/TZ