"VagaBond" director Yoo In-sik, "Lee Seung-gi and the reservoir are full of humanity,"

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Lee Seung-gi and the reservoir are Actors with humanity and passion to support a big project, said Yoo In-sik, director of Vagabond.The drama Vagabond depicts the process of a man involved in a civil-commodity passenger plane crash digging into a huge national corruption found in a concealed truth.I took a hostel in Morocco and spent two months together and filmed.It is attractive and acting well, but the best thing was the friends who were full of humanity. He expressed special affection for Lee Seung-gi and the reservoir.There will be discord or insinuation in the field, but all Actors have been so close, they are young people who are the same on the outside and inside, he said.I think the role of the staff is important in the field, but the character of the actors is important.They are the actors who have the humanity and passion to support the big project. Meanwhile, Vagabond, which deals with dangerous stories of family, affiliation, and even lost names, will be broadcast at 10 p.m. on the 20th.

"Lee Seung-gi and the reservoir are Actors with humanity and passion to support a big project," said Yoo In-sik, director of VagaBond.

The drama VagaBond depicts the process of a man involved in a civil-commodity passenger plane crash digging into a huge national corruption found in a concealed truth.

"I took a hostel in Morocco and spent two months together and filmed. It is attractive and acting well, but the best thing was the friends who were full of humanity. "He expressed special affection for Lee Seung-gi and the reservoir.

“There will be discord or insinuation in the field, but all Actors have been so close, they are young people who are the same on the outside and inside,” he said.

“I think the role of the staff is important in the field, but the character of the Actors is important. They are the Actors who have the humanity and passion to support the big project. "

Meanwhile, VagaBond, which deals with dangerous stories of family, affiliation, and even lost names, will be broadcast at 10 p.m. on the 20th.