Oleksandr Pecherytsia
— Ukraine: September, 2017

The actor, who starred in the film Bitter Harvest and the TV series Serfdom, The Age of Jacob, and Saga, has been defending Ukraine in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine since the first days of the full-scale invasion. Since the end of February, the actor has been near the capital, and since May - in the Kharkiv region.
— Ukraine: April, 2022

Akhtem Seitablaev
— Ukraine: Ocotber, 2021

The actor and director of the film Cyborgs has been fighting as part of the 206th Kyiv Territorial Defence Battalion since the first days of the full-scale invasion. He has not stopped filming during the war: With several mobile teams, Akhtem is recording war crimes and footage for a future film about contemporary events.
— Ukraine: September, 2022

Oleksii Trytenko
— Ukraine: October, 2015

Together with Akhtem Seitablayev, Oleksiy Tritenko joined the ranks of the terrorist defence and starred in his film Mirnyi 21. In the spring, the Ukrainian actor was one of the first to show photos of the de-occupied cities of the Kyiv region: Bucha, Irpen, Gostomel and Borodyanka. Then it became known that Alexey took part in the liberation of the Kyiv region.
— Ukraine: April, 2022

Sergey Filimonov
— Ukraine: April, 2021

The actor played the lead role in the film 'Rhino' directed by Oleg Sentsov. In 2014, from the very first days of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Sergei took part in hostilities as part of the Azov volunteer battalion. In addition, in his civilian life, Filimonov is an organiser and participant in activist initiatives, and in 2014 he took part in the Revolution of Dignity. He returned to the front in the first days of the full-scale invasion.
— Ukraine: March, 2022

Andriy Lutsenko
— Ukraine: January, 2018

The Honoured Artist of Ukraine fought in the ATO from 2014 to 2017. After his demobilisation, Andriy Lutsenko and his wife moved to Mariupol and began performing in a local theatre, but in 2022 their apartment, as well as the theatre, was destroyed by Russian missiles. Since the first days of the full-scale invasion, the actor has been serving in the border troops of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
— Ukraine: August, 2022

Ruslan Pakhomi
— Ukraine: April, 2019

The Ukrainian actor of the TV series 'Serf' joined the ranks of the Izmail border guard detachment after the start of the full-scale invasion. At first, he was enrolled in the village self-defence, but Ruslan went to the district recruitment centre when he realised that he would not be of much use to the state in the village.
— Ukraine: August, 2022

Pavlo Aldoshyn
— Ukraine: September, 2021

The actor of the film Sniper. The White Raven changed his costume from the film set to a real military uniform at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. Pavlo Aldoshyn said that the skills he acquired while preparing for the film, such as combat behaviour, first aid, weapons handling, etc., saved his life at the front.
— Ukraine: June, 2022

Viktor Storozhenko
— Ukraine: September, 2020

The actor, who serves in the Legion of Freedom, took part in street battles in Sievierodonetsk. He was wounded during an artillery battle in Zaitseve. On 25 February 2022, Viktor was scheduled to make his debut as a director with the play Enemy Cosmetics based on the book by Amelie Notomb. The full-scale invasion changed his plans: the actor was denied a "white ticket" at the military registration and enlistment office, but Storozhenko joined the Svoboda volunteer battalion.
— Ukraine: April, 2022