Today (Thursday 20), at 10 p.m., SBS's new gilt drama VagaBond (VagaBond), which finally takes off its veil, will uncover a huge national corruption found by a man involved in a civil-port passenger plane Crash in a concealed truth. It is an intelligence action melodrama with dangerous and naked adventures of the VagaBond' who have lost their family, affiliation, and even their names.
Cha Dal-gun, who is in charge of Lee Seung-gi, was a brilliant stuntman in the 'Comprehensive Martial Arts 18th Stage', which has a dream of catching up with the action movie industry with Jackie Chan as a role model, but he was a chaser who lived the life of a pursuer who uncovered the truth of the national corruption It is a new and intense character armed with boldness, confidence, and sometimes braveness that feels shameless.
Lee Seung-gi is curious about the fact that he is kneeling at the end of the cliff with his blood flowing and sweaty face. In the peaceful Morocco coast where the sunset light is shining in the drama, the scene is pouring tears while being covered in soil as if it is in a serious situation even at a glance. The lantern, which barely crawls up the cliff end, dressed in a heap of clothes, stumbles and eventually falls to the floor on his knees, and then he raises his head and roars and expresses his anger.
In particular, Lee Seung-gi's 'Cleaf End Ori Acting' scene was filmed on a beach in Morocco. Lee Seung-gi has been living with all the staff who have been living in the area for more than two months and have been laughing and greeting the people who gathered at the scene as if they were familiar with each other. But for a moment of laughing time, Lee Seung-gi constantly unwound and checked the line to digest the high-level motion climbing the cliff.
Meanwhile, VagaBond will be broadcast for the first time today (Tuesday 20).