VagaBond' Lee Seung-gi, VagaBond' Lee Seung-gi, 'Fireworks Acting Fighting spirit' to jump into flames

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Lee Seung-gi was caught in the SBS new gilt drama Vagabond, burning a Fighting Spirit as he jumped into a fire pit in a stuntman Chadalgun.Vagabond, which will be broadcasted at 10 p.m. on the 20th, is a drama in which a man involved in a civil-commodity passenger plane crash will uncover a huge national corruption found in a concealed truth.It is an intelligence melodrama that unfolds dangerous and naked adventures of the Vagabond, who have lost their families, their affiliations, and even their names.Lee Seung-gi played the stuntman Cha Dal-gun, who lost his nephew to a civil-air plane Crash and led a life of a chaser who uncovered the truth of a state corruption entangled in an accident.Lee Seung-gi has been preparing and training long-time action Acting to digest the new and intense Chadalgun station, armed with boldness, confidence, and sometimes brazen braveness.Lee Seung-gi was caught in the role of Cha Dal-gun as if he were a real stuntman and was playing Hot Summer Days.After barely escaping from the car that exploded in the play, it is raising the sense of urgency by lying flat on the floor next to the passenger car.The charred, torn, flame-resistant suit is blackened by Acting and has a sweaty face and a painful look.While breathing a breath, I can not even open my eyes and wipe out the stained face.There is interest in what kind of extreme situation the car is going to be in the stunt.Lee Seung-gi expressed enthusiasm for I will digest it directly even when the production team concerned about the accident in the dangerous situation of car explosion when shooting this scene.All of the scene shouted the cut and then stood up to the hot summer days full of enthusiasm and authenticity for Lee Seung-gis work, said Celltrion Entertainment, a production company. Action scenes that can not be seen without tears have been created.

Lee Seung-gi was caught in the SBS new gilt drama VagaBond, burning a Fighting spirit as he jumped into a fire pit in a stuntman Chadalgun.

VagaBond, which will be broadcasted at 10 p.m. on the 20th, is a drama in which a man involved in a civil-commodity passenger plane Crash will uncover a huge national corruption found in a concealed truth. It is an intelligence melodrama that unfolds dangerous and naked adventures of the VagaBond, who have lost their families, their affiliations, and even their names.

Lee Seung-gi played the stuntman Cha Dal-gun, who lost his nephew to a civil-air plane Crash and led a life of a chaser who uncovered the truth of a state corruption entangled in an accident. Lee Seung-gi has been preparing and training long-time Action Acting to digest the new and intense Chadalgun station, armed with boldness, confidence, and sometimes brazen braveness.

Lee Seung-gi was caught in the role of Cha Dal-gun as if he were a real stuntman and was playing Hot Summer Days. After barely escaping from the car that exploded in the play, it is raising the sense of urgency by lying flat on the floor next to the passenger car. The charred, torn, flame-resistant suit is blackened by Acting and has a sweaty face and a painful look. While breathing a breath, I can not even open my eyes and wipe out the stained face. There is interest in what kind of extreme situation the car is going to be in the stunt.

Lee Seung-gi expressed enthusiasm for "I will digest it directly" even when the production team concerned about the accident in the dangerous situation of car explosion when shooting this scene. “All of the scene shouted the cut and then stood up to the Hot Summer Days full of enthusiasm and authenticity for Lee Seung-gi’s work,” said Celltrion Entertainment, a production company. “Action scenes that can not be seen without tears have been created.”