Lee Seung Gi, who recently starred in the hit drama "Vagabond," talked about his love of the motion style as well as the ending to "Vagabond" in a current interview with Newsen.

He introduced that he watches just about everything with action. "I like navy videos like 'Zero Dark Thirty,' and films like the 'Bourne' series, 'Taken,' and 'Mission Impossible.' There are so many specific sorts of actions. I don't choose to name it confidence, however, I assume I can choose greater motion tasks in the future, and I'm excited. I'm curious what it will be like to do an extraordinary kind of action."

Lee Seung Gi printed that he realized Krav Maga in the course of his army service, but couldn't use it in "Vagabond" because it's too specialized for his character, who is a civilian. He said, "I wanted to portray some Krav Maga but I wasn't able to do that. Maybe someday I can use those moves in another movie or series."

Talking about the conclusion of the series, the actor said, "I heard a lot of people were frustrated with the ending because there's like an extra story that wishes to be told, however, it ends right when you're on the edge of your seat. It makes you desire a 2nd season. It's the type of ending you see a lot in American shows, the type that makes you wait for the next season no remember what."

When requested whether or not he is involved in doing a 2nd season, Lee Seung Gi said, "If it happens, I suppose it would be fun. If it were only up to me as an actor, I would love for this series to have a second season. However, what I think doesn't matter, due to the fact there is a lot that wants to be taken into consideration, like the production environment and demand from fans, so we'll have to wait and see."