Actors Cha Seung Won and Big Bang's T.O.P who are both starring in the Korean war movie 71-Into the Fire attended the memorial of Cheonan victims. The two stars attended this condolence call on the 28h, along with producer Jung Tae Won, director Lee Jae Hwan and Korean Film Council chairperson Jo Hee Moon. Wearing black tuxedos, the two men arrived at around 11 and waited approximately 50 minutes for the memorial procession. Despite the cold weather, civilians who watched these two men mourn for the deceased shared similar feelings of sympathy towards those involved in this tragic incident. Cha Seung Won commented, "An event like the Cheonan naval ship sinking should never happen again." When asked about the movie, he responded, "This year is the 60th anniversary of the Korean War. Through the movie, I hope to share its deep meaning with the younger generation." Regarding the tragedy, T.O.P expressed, "I feel even more sympathy towards the victims because their ages were similar to mine. I hope the younger people and the victims' friends take the time to remember and commemorate the victims." 71-Into the Fire is a heart clenching patriotic movie about historical events of the Korean War that took place in Korea during August of 1950. The movie plans to be released at movie theaters this coming June. [gallery]
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