‘Vagabond’ Star Bae Suzy, "Though I was burdened by the entertainment, I was more excited."

Suzy plays as Go Hae-Ri, an agent from the NIS on the show and meets with viewers every week. Usually, if a person provokes laughter with a bright smile and a series of mistakes, the process of chasing behind a terrorist attack reveals excellent brains and sharp intelligence combined abilities and provides tension.

Suzy's confession is the one that stands at the center of every incident. Suzy has been born with a cute yet new-looking NIS agent who is slightly removed from the existing perfect and sharp stereotyped agent. Suzy approached the character and shared a lot of opinions with the director and writers. "I set her up as someone who has little passion for work and does nothing more than her duties," Suzy explained as she becomes Go Hae-Ri. "At first, I didn't want to get caught up in the case as much as I could, but I wanted to capture the inner turmoil that gradually begins to focus on the case and other people around me as I go through various processes. To make Hae-Ri's choice seem more realistic, I didn't give her a sense of justice at first, and I wanted viewers to share with me the feeling of what kind of choices they make over time."

Above all, Suzy's colorful first challenge is all the more eye-catching. From 25 billion films, a year of long-term filming and overseas shooting, "Vagabond" is a new challenge for Suzy and gives her extraordinary meaning. In response, Suzy said, "I felt pressured about the entertainment, but I was more excited about it. I was happy to participate in a good job with great directors, writers, staff and countless seniors," she said in a frank statement.

Regarding the difficult experience of filming for a year, she added, "I was physically exhausted from filming for a long time, but there was a sense of joy that I couldn't explain that I finished shooting well beyond that long time." And she ended her statement expressing her affection for the work, "Even as I watched the first broadcast, I cried because of my memories and emotions at the time of shooting coexist. I think I have a lot of unforgettable memories that are different, that I learned a lot from which will be memorable for a long time."