And some more flashbacks from four years before that, where we see Berlín (Pedro Alonso) trying to recruit his son Rafael (Patrick Criado), who happens to be an electronic engineer with a post degree in cybersecurity from MIT. Then there are flashbacks to the planning of the heist, with lines of dialogue that inform the twists and turns taking place in real-time. The first one is a constant back-and-forth between the present told from different perspectives: inside El Profesor’s hideout, inside the bank, inside the police’s temporary tent right outside of the Bank of Spain, and around a ’90s red Volvo bandwagon that’s making Marsella’s (Luka Peros) escape possible. The first two episodes of Vol.1 were the only ones available for review and offered a stark contrast of structures. From Heist Melodrama to War Show Álvaro Morte and Najwa Nimri in “Money Heist” Part 5. And sadly, Nairobi (Alba Flores) is still very much dead. Lisboa (Itziar Ituño) has been successfully freed from police custody and has made it inside the bank, while the rest of the red-coverall-wearing robbers have been inside for 100 hours. The season kicks off right where things ended in Part 4: Sierra (Najwa Nimri) has found theft mastermind El Profesor (Álvaro Morte) and could thwart his plan of stealing the gold from inside the Bank of Spain. In Part 5, Money Heist creator Álex Pina and his team repeat part of the formula that’s yielded so many hooked viewers since the show’s debut on Netflix in 2017. Also, who can resist the idea of a heist that’s not only impossible to pull off but peppered with some melodrama, lots of possible romantic interests, sharp humor and a few relentless antagonists as well? I’ve come to assume that its idiosyncrasy must be precisely what makes the show click for audiences all around the world. And the show placed second among Netflix’s Top 5 most-watched series in a ranking revealed by the streamer at the beginning of 2021. How could something as specifically Spanish as the humor and the characters portrayed in this show have such international appeal? A record 65 million households watched Money Heist’s Part 4 over its first four weeks of release last year. home for 15 years, the whole La casa de papel phenomenon took me completely by surprise.
So it’s going to be a long goodbye for the sexy band of misfit thieves - a Spanish-style goodbye.Īs a Spaniard who’s been calling the U.S. 2 will drop on Netflix on December 3, 2021. 1 debut this Friday, September 3, but the final five episodes in Vol. For maximum spectacle, Money Heist’s season five - Part 5 in Netflix’s terminology - has been divided into two volumes. Netflix’s international hit Money Heist ( La casa de papel) does as well. Can I see a trailer for Money Heist season 5?įor those Money Heist fans who are up to date on Part 5, Volume 1, here are some trailers to prepare you for what’s to come for Volume 2.All highly addictive and adrenaline-fueled things must come to an end.
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The Professor has also been caught out by investigator Alicia Sierra (Najwa Nimri), and his future is uncertain right now.Īs for season 5, series creator Álex Pina has said Volume 1 will “create the sensation of a season finale or series finale” and Volume 2 will focus on “the emotional situation of the characters,” Insider reports. Where did season 4 leave off?Īn attempt to rob the Bank of Spain went down the toilet and Nairobi (Alba Flores) was killed in amongst the chaos of it all. The cast line up for Money Heist season 5 includes Úrsula Corberó (as Tokyo), Álvaro Morte (as The Professor), Jaime Lorente (as Denver), Esther Acebo (as Mónica Gaztambide), Darko Peric (as Helsinki), Itziar Ituño (as Raquel Murillo), Pedro Alonso (as Berlin), Miguel Herrán (as Río), Enrique Arce (as Arturo Román), Alba Flores (as Nairobi).
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