Why? To give the illusion that this is a poorly planned robbery attempt and thus lower the guard of the investigators on their case. Shortly after entering the Royal Mint, the Professor had planned for his gang to head back out with a few bags of cash, drop them on the steps, shoot at the ground and then retreat back in. The heist is underway and going swimmingly! Until it isn’t anymore. His strategic placing outside of the heist allows him to interfere with the police investigation, introducing himself to Raquel at a local bar, using the name Salva as yet another pseudonym. (The gang rewired the phones to give him a private line of communication with them, as well as setting up cameras allowing him to see what’s going on). Her point of contact is The Professor, the only member of the gang not to enter the Royal Mint, who is closely monitoring the situation from a dingy warehouse nearby. Speaking of police, it should come as little surprise that they have arrived on the scene, with investigator Raquel Murillo tasked with negotiating with the robbers and rescuing the hostages as quickly as possible. They dress them up in the exact same outfits that they are wearing and equip them with fake guns in order to make them indistinguishable from the robbers in the eyes of police. As planned, they take 67 hostages, including Román, Gaztambide and Parker, quickly registering their names and confiscating their phones. That’s when the gang break in, sporting red jumpsuits and Salvador Dali masks that have become firm favourites of cosplayers the world over.
However, as soon as he has the picture, he laughs and tells her he plans to share it with the world. Immediately before the heist, she goes into a private bathroom with one of her classmates and is pressured into taking a revealing photograph, on the agreement that it is for his eyes only. Meanwhile, a group of teenagers are also at the Royal Mint that day for an educational school trip, with one being of particular note: Alison Parker, daughter of the British ambassador to Spain. Of course, that’s easier said than done.įor details on how we use your data, please see our privacy policy. By taking 67 hostages and locking the place down for a little over a week, they hope to print €2.4 billion in unmarked bills and escape without any bloodshed.
The big idea is to rob the Royal Mint, where all the money in Spain is printed.
Berlin: a jewel thief, second-in-command.The Professor: mastermind of the heist.Although initially sceptical, she ultimately decides to go along with this plan and heads with him to a large estate in the Toledo countryside where she meets the rest of the crew.Įach of them uses the name of a major city as a pseudonym, with the Professor demanding they keep their real names secret so not to form emotional attachments and jeopardise the heist. She calls her mother from a public phone booth and is persuaded to return home, but unbeknownst to her, an armed police squad is waiting to arrest her there.įortunately, a mysterious man who calls himself the Professor intervenes, warning Tokyo of her imminent ambush and asking her to join his team for the most elaborate heist the world has ever seen. Money Heist’s crime saga kicks off by introducing us to someone we initially know only as Tokyo, a young woman on the run from the law after a botched robbery that led to the untimely death of her boyfriend.
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Lots and lots of guns.If you’re keen to get stuck into the show’s last hurrah but could use a refresher on the dramatic events that have led us here, look no further than our full Money Heist recap, which gives you a whistle-stop tour through the first four seasons. The rest of the teaser features the main characters narrowly avoiding explosions, sneaking around to avoid their enemies, and guns. And I won't let anyone else fall because of this heist." Immediately after, text reading "the end.is coming" splashes across the screen to a couple of strategically placed heavy bass drops during a brief, dramatic pause in the music. In Spanish, he says that "In the last few hours, I've lost people very dear to me. In this brief but juicy teaser, the professor ( Álvaro Morte) can be heard narrating over the action. For those who are unfamiliar with the show, just imagine what would happen if the Ocean's 11 and the Fast and the Furious franchises were smashed together and intense. Netflix's hit Spanish robbery drama Money Heist is, unfortunately, coming to an end this December, but there's still plenty to be excited about in the second half of Part 5, as glimpsed by the newly-released teaser trailer for the final episodes.
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