Adam Boncz 

Adam Boncz

Adam Boncz has appeared in 3 movies on CringeMDb. 2 contain sex scenes, nudity or sexual violence, and 1 does not.

  • Most recent parent-safe movie: Pretty Lethal (2026)
  • Most recent with adult content: Lee (2024)

Born April 27, 1984 · Known for acting

66.7% 100 66.7% Featured Movie Cringe Score (3 movies)


Adam Boncz Movie Credits

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About Adam Boncz

Adam Boncz is an actor, teacher and producer. He is known for his work internationally on stage and screen. Adam appeared in numerous international film and TV productions, including: Shadow & Bone (Netflix), Pretty Lethal (Amazon MGM Studios), Rematch (ARTE/HBO), Infinity Pool (NEON), FBI: International (CBS), The Fear Index (Sky Channel) and Love on the Right Course (Hallmark Channel) among others. On screen he had the privilege to work with such artists as Uma Thurman, Kate Winslet, Alexander Skarsgard, Mark Ruffalo, Josh Hartnett, Trine Dyrholm, Christiane Paul and such directors as Brandon Cronenberg, Shawn Levy, Ellen Kuras, John Polson and Oscar-nominee director Yan England.

Before receiving formal training at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York, he refined his skills as a performer at the Szeged National Theatre in Hungary. He worked in several Off-Broadway productions, earning acclaim for his role in Fatelessness (New York Innovative Theatre Awards nomination) and After Othello (BroadwayWorld Awards nomination). Adam has also worked with Oscar-nominee Josh Fox and the International WOW Company on numerous projects. In New York he has regularly worked with the New Stage Theatre Company and Gia Forakis & Company. With the Nikolett Pankovits Sextet he collaborated on ‘Sad but True’, a unique poetry-jazz evening which he performed at the Lincoln Center and at Carnegie Hall.

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