Lee Seung-gi X Bae Suzy' VagaBond unveils ex-World on Netflix on Tuesday

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Netflix will serve the spy Action Drama Vagabond, which will start airing on SBS on the 20th.All parts of the World, including Korea, will be served from one hour after the end of Koreas regular broadcast, and all episodes will be released on November 10 in Japan.Vagabond is a story about the dangerous and naked adventures of Vagabond who have lost their families, affiliations, and names to find concealed truths.Vagabond is receiving great attention with the participation of director Yoo In-sik, who directed the meeting between Lee Seung-gi and Bae Suzy, the Dons Incarnation, Giant, and Romantic Doctor Kim Sabu, who were concluded six years after the Gugagae Book, and Jang Young-cheol and Jeong Kyung-soon, the authors of Dons Incarnation, Giant and Empress.Lee Seung-gi was a chadal who lost his nephew to a childrens Taekwondo demonstration team in a plane crash to Morocco, and Bae Suzy was divided into a special agent of the NIS disguised as a contract worker at the Embassy of Morocco Korea.Lee Seung-gi, who has been performing brilliantly in entertainment, drama, and movies, and Bae Suzy, who is expanding his ability as an actor by challenging intelligence action, will offer a variety of fun from high-level action to melodrama and comic.In order to digest the huge scale of action every time, Lee Seung-gi, Bae Suzy and other major cast members received intense action training three months before shooting.Veteran actors such as Shin Sung-rok, Moon Jung-hee, Moon Sung-geun, Lee Kyung-young and Baek Yoon-sik are all out to add depth to the drama.Here, the beautiful visual beauty of overseas locations such as Morocco and Portugal, which have been shot for a long time, and the huge scale of action and story will capture the domestic viewers as well as the former World viewers and show the power and value of K-Drama once again.Netflix also offers subtitles in 28 languages, dubbing in four languages, and a dubbing service for Korean-language commentary for the visually impaired in more than 190 former World countries on Vagabond.

Netflix will serve the spy Action Drama VagaBond', which will start airing on SBS on the 20th. All parts of the World, including Korea, will be served from one hour after the end of Korea's regular broadcast, and all episodes will be released on November 10 in Japan.

VagaBond is a story about the dangerous and naked adventures of VagaBond who have lost their families, affiliations, and names to find concealed truths. VagaBond is receiving great attention with the participation of director Yoo In-sik, who directed the meeting between Lee Seung-gi and Bae Suzy, the Don's Incarnation, Giant, and Romantic Doctor Kim Sabu, who were concluded six years after the Gugagae Book, and Jang Young-cheol and Jeong Kyung-soon, the authors of Don's Incarnation, Giant and Empress.

Lee Seung-gi was a chadal who lost his nephew to a children's Taekwondo demonstration team in a plane crash to Morocco, and Bae Suzy was divided into a special agent of the NIS disguised as a contract worker at the Embassy of Morocco Korea. Lee Seung-gi, who has been performing brilliantly in entertainment, Drama, and movies, and Bae Suzy, who is expanding his ability as an Actor by challenging intelligence Action, will offer a variety of fun from high-level Action to meloDrama and comic. In order to digest the huge scale of Action every time, Lee Seung-gi, Bae Suzy and other major cast members received intense Action training three months before shooting. Veteran Actors such as Shin Sung-rok, Moon Jung-hee, Moon Sung-geun, Lee Kyung-young and Baek Yoon-sik are all out to add depth to the Drama. Here, the beautiful visual beauty of overseas locations such as Morocco and Portugal, which have been shot for a long time, and the huge scale of Action and story will capture the domestic viewers as well as the former World viewers and show the power and value of K-Drama once again.

Netflix also offers subtitles in 28 languages, dubbing in four languages, and a dubbing Service for Korean-language commentary for the visually impaired in more than 190 former World countries on VagaBond.