[K-Drama]: Suzy, Lee Seung Gi, And Shin Sung Rok Get Involved In A Dangerous Shootout In “Vagabond”

Oct 10, 2019

“Vagabond” is about a stuntman named Cha Dal Gun (played by Lee Seung Gi) who stumbles upon a massive corruption scandal while trying to uncover the hidden truth behind a mysterious plane crash. He ends up investigating the case alongside National Intelligence Service (NIS) secret agent Go Hae Ri (played by Suzy).

 

In the newly revealed stills, Lee Seung Gi, Suzy, Shin Sung Rok, and Shin Seung Hwan are engaging in an intense action scene in Morocco. Lee Seung Gi is seated in the driver’s seat of a taxi, while Suzy hurriedly points a gun at someone. Shin Sung Rok is focused on a voice speaking to him through his earpiece, and Shin Seung Hwan is bravely shooting at someone. The stills raise curiosity about the crisis they will face and how they will overcome it.

 

[K-Drama]: Suzy, Lee Seung Gi, And Shin Sung Rok Get Involved In A Dangerous Shootout In “Vagabond”[K-Drama]: Suzy, Lee Seung Gi, And Shin Sung Rok Get Involved In A Dangerous Shootout In “Vagabond”

Suzy, Lee Seung Gi, And Shin Sung Rok Get Involved In A Dangerous Shootout In “Vagabond”

 

The scene was shot over several days in Morocco. Tension on set was high, as the actors and staff had to coordinate carefully to safely pull off the dangerous explosion scenes and gun scenes. The actors listened to director Yoo In Shik’s instructions carefully and repeatedly rehearsed their lines and positions. Having spent approximately two months together in Morocco, the actors developed a deep connection with each other and completed the scene with their great teamwork.

Production company Celltrion Entertainment shared, “Though it wasn’t an easy scene to film, we were able to safely finish the shoot thanks to the actors who show amazing teamwork in real life and on screen. Please watch episode 7 to find out why the four of them, who joined forces to unveil the truth, had to leave for Morocco once again.”

Tags: #Vagabond; # Suzy; # Lee Seung Gi;
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