- In December 1967 she married Franco-Canadian billionaire Jean-Louis Dessy in Chelsea, London. Separated after three months of marriage.
- Born in Warsaw, Poland, from Catholic Polish nobility. Her father was a high-ranking civil servant with much land and many horses; her great-grandfather fought in the Napoleonic wars; her mother was an archaeologist.
- She was forced to go and live in London with her father, as he was a political persecuted person.
- In August 1969 she won the beauty contest "Lady Universo".
- Magda Konopka is a Polish model and actress.
- She appeared in a film for the last time in 1979. Later, her career was overshadowed by problems with alcohol and the Italian police.
- In 1970, she appeared in the British adventure film When Dinosaurs Ruled the World alongside Victoria Vetri and Imogen Hassall, popular pin-up girls of the time .
- She began her career in the world of cinema with the 1965 film Thrilling , where she was directed by Ettore Scola .
- In 1970 she was indirectly involved in the Casati Stampa crime when a weekly magazine published a naked photo of her in the company of the marquis. Konopka explained that the marquise decided to portray them together following a fortuitous meeting on a beach in Porto Rotondo and she decided to file a defamation lawsuit against the newspaper that published the images. The magistrate of Rome and the Constitutional Court ruled in her favor and prohibited the circulation of the photographs.
- In January 1967 and November 1970 she was portrayed in the pages of Playmen.
- At 17 she decided to leave high school and enroll in a school for models.
- She is reported to have been one of the women with whom Sean Connery had affairs in the early 1970's prior to his divorce from Diane Cilento.
- In January and August 1967 she appeared on the cover of the weekly magazine Tempo, later posing for the cover of the May 1970 issue of Penthouse .
- In 1972 she was investigated for possession and use of drugs in an investigation relating to the "Number One" club in Rome.
- Magda Konopka was born into an aristocratic family. Her father was a high-ranking official who owned land and horses, her mother was an archaeologist. She herself held the title of baroness, inherited from her great-grandfather who was Napoleon 's aide-de-camp.
- In Satanik (1968), she slaps seven times Mimma Ippoliti.
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