Money Heist season 5 part 2: Release date, cast, trailer

The action- packed first half to Plutocrat Pinch season 5 was every bit the exhilaration lift we were hoping it would be and we're still recycling all that happed – including that major character death. 

 

 The Netflix transnational megahit still has further to deliver before it curvatures out however and part two of the final season is set to be released in December. 

The drama has gripped observers since the launch with the grabs getting further fantastic and taking place at colorful places including The Royal Mint and the Bank of Spain. But be ready for further gash- jerking moments as the story wraps up – it’s anybody’s conjecture who'll make it out alive … 

Still, part one ending, read on to find out everything you need to know about Plutocrat Pinch season five part two, If you ’ve formerly caroused through the first five occurrences and are all caught up with the Plutocrat Pinch season five.

Money Heist season 5 part 2 release date 

Plutocrat Pinch suckers around the world will be left reeling by the shocking end to season five, part one, which landed on Netflix on Friday 3rd September. 

 

 Fortunately, they wo n’t have to stay long to find out how this grand crime saga is going to end, as the final batch of occurrences are just three months down, listed for release on Friday 3rd December. 

The streaming service blazoned the Plutocrat Pinch season 5 release schedule back in May, with a tweet and teaser caravan for the show’s stunning conclusion. 

Money Heist season five was first announced in 2020, with the renewal coming as no surprise after the fourth outing dominated Netflix’s top 10 list around the world upon release.

Filming on Money Heist season five wrapped in May 2021, as confirmed by Netflix, which shared an image of the cast along with the caption: “Thank you to all the fans for being part of La Resistencia! We can’t wait to show you how this story ends.

Money Heist season 5 part 2 cast

SPOILERS FOR SEASON 5 PART 1

When we left off in the jaw- dropping Plutocrat Pinch season 5, part one ending, addict-favourite character Tokyo had just offered her life for the platoon, but do n’t be surprised if Úrsula Corberó returns to the part via flashback bijous as several otherex-cast members have done. 

 

 With Tokyo now dead, it’s unclear whether she'll continue chronicling the series beyond the grave, or if that part will go to notoriety differently. 

 Pinch architect The Professor, played by Álvaro Morte, is arguably the top character now, presently chancing himself in an unstable alliance with disgraced police inspector Alicia Sierra (Najwa Nimri). 

 

 It remains to be seen whether the two will find some common ground, or if Sierra will turn him over to the bobbies despite his pivotal help delivering her baby. 

The Professor has had luck converting people to his cause in the history, most specially Raquel Murillo aka Lisbon, played by Itziar Ituño, who's one of the characters presently fighting to escape the Bank of Spain. 

 

Also trapped in the pinch are longtime platoon members Rio (Miguel Herrán), Denver (Jaime Lorente), Stockholm (Esther Acebo) and Helsinki (Darko Peric), who's poorly wounded after his legs were crushed in an explosion. 

 

 We ’ll also discover the final fate of the newer additions to the platoon Manila (Belén Cuesta), Rodrigo de la Serna (Palermo) and Bogotá (Hovik Keuchkerian), the ultimate of whom still craves vengeance for the death of his love, Nairobi. 

He may have missed his chance as deranged head of security Gandía (Manuel Poga) may have decomposed in Tokyo’s final grenade attack, but this is yet to be verified. 

 

 On the villain side, suckers are curiously staying for word on whether the important- despised Arturo Román (Enrique Arce) will get through the final season alive, with his condition lately stated to be “ critical” by Colonel Tamayo (Fernando Cayo). 

Arce lately toldRadioTimes.com that he was “ disappointed” with the dark direction his character went in Plutocrat Pinch season four, and “ contended” with the show’s heads to change their minds. 

 

 Pedro Alonso and Patrick Criado will liekly return as on- screen father-and- son Berlin and Rafael, whose story has so far been largely separate from the main narrative. 

It’s unclear whether Sky Rojo star Miguel Ángel Silvestre will return in part two as René, the original love of Tokyo, given that the character’s story appears to be over. 

It’s ironic given how pivotal the character has come to the show’s story, but Plutocrat Pinch creator Alex Pina lately claimed that the powers-that- be formerly requested Berlin be written out entirely. 

 

 Speaking to Hindustan Times, he said “ I had no intention of taking him out of the series. Someone said to me,‘This character does n’t fit with the times. You should take him out of the series’.” 

Of course, Berlin ended up sticking around via flashbacks after his death in season two, commodity that Pina is veritably happy about. 

 

 The pen added “ (He is) a pessimist, egocentric and psycho in numerous ways … But we could have a character like that in the series and the followership could freely decide whose side they ’re on, right?” 

. Plutocrat Pinch season five also saw the preface of José Manuel Seda as the “ cold and ruthless” Sagasta, Commander of the Special Forces of the Spanish Army, but his team have sustained some major injuries since taking on The Professor’s gang. 

How many episodes are in Money Heist season 5?

Plutocrat Pinch season five will correspond of 10 occurrences in total, making it the longest season of the show since the first, but Netflix have decided to release the final chapter in two separate corridor. 

 

 Season five, part one (streaming now) consists of five occurrences, with the final five occurrences joining the service before the end of the time, with a release now verified for Friday 3rd December. 

Money Heist season 5 plot

For a quick recap season four opened in generally dramatic style with one member of the gang, Nairobi (Alba Flores), fighting for her life inside the bank, while The Professor was on the run, floundering to manage with the study that the love of his life,ex-police officer Lisbon, had been executed by the police. 

 

 It sounded like the gang were in an insolvable situation, but were suitable to pull themselves back from the point after discovering that Lisbon was still alive after all and carrying a daring deliverance. Against all odds, they were suitable to drop her into the Bank of Spain to join the rest of her robbing comrades, but it was n’t each good news. 

Ruthless Inspector Alicia Sierra plant The Professor’s den and held him a gunpoint, while before in the season the platoon suffered a ruinous loss with the murder of Nairobi – which will impend large over the forthcoming occurrences. 

 

 Plutocrat Pinch superintendent patron Jesús Colmenar told Entertainment Weekly how this development will inform the remaining occurrences of the show, uniting the fragile platoon of stealers in their final battle. 

“ Nairobi represented the heart of the gang in a way, and in this last season (she) would have had a hard time fitting in because this is a season of direct battle,” he said. “ But her heritage is going to inspire the other characters.” 

This is where we left everyone else at the end of Money Heist season four:

Tokyo (Ursula Corbero), the fiery and impulsive young woman is inside the bank with the rest of the gang.

The Professor (Àlvaro Morte), pulled off the dramatic release of Lisbon, but received an unexpected visitor in the last moments of season four.

Lisbon (Itziar Ituno), is free from jail, after The Professor’s cunning plan to release her worked, but she is now inside the bank.

Alicia Sierra (Najwa Nimri), the now-disgraced police officer is on a one-woman mission to take down her nemesis The Professor. She cornered The Professor leaving the crew with no means of escape…

Suckers have also participated their propositions for what’s to come in season five. One is that Alicia is actually Tatiana, Berlin’s woman from the flashbacks. This does n’t feel likely to us as, while they do have parallels, Tatiana is played by Diana Gomez not Nimri. We wo n’t fully rule out a connection yet however. 

 

 While the cast is n’t giving much down when it comes to what happens coming, Úrsula Corberó, who plays Tokyo, did talk to Identity Mag about her and Rio’s relationship. 

“ I've been wondering about whether or not this relationship is poisonous,” she said. “ With Rio’s vulnerability and Tokyo being veritably defensive of him, we can see that from the veritably morning. But maybe it’s a bit poisonous because of Tokyo’s personality. 

 

 “ For their future … I do know how it’s going to go from then … The way I see it's that there are like two brigades – and we can see this veritably easily on social media. Some people want Tokyo and Rio to reunite and get back together and some others are veritably much against this relationship and do n’t want them together ever again.” 

Pina revealed a many crucial plot points in his interview with EW too. “ We're moving from a chess game – a bare intellectual strategy – to a war strategy attack and contention,” he said said. “ We always try that our opponents be attractive, intelligent, candescent. In this case, in pure war film kidney, we also look for characters whose intelligence can measure up against The Professor’s.” 

 

 He added “ Adrenaline is within Money Heist’s DNA. Every thirty seconds effects take place and disrupt the characters, a turn of the screw to the action. The adrenaline mixed with passions arising from absolutely complex, glamorous, unforeseeable characters will continue until the end of the pinch to the Bank of Spain. 

“ Still, the gang will now be pushed into unrecoverable situations, into a wild war it's the most grand part of all the corridor we ’ve shot. 

 

 “ It's action and feeling, it's black comedy and drama, love and pathos.” 

 Plutocrat Pinch final season and spin-offs 

 Plutocrat Pinch season five is the final spin for the show, but Pina told Oprah magazine that he has ideas for spin-offs. 

 

 “ We do have numerous possibilities for some derivatives, yes, and I suppose that’s thanks to the strong and important individualities of the characters. 

 “ We ’ve always looked for characters to have a veritably complex, layered design. So I suppose nearly every character of Plutocrat Pinch has a duality that we'd like to see in a derivation. We could watch any of them in other surrounds. 

 

 “ I suppose Arturito could have a black comedy. Berlin’s case for his own show is veritably clear – he’s a pessimist, a psycho, egocentric, a egocentric, a decadent, a robber … but still there are lots of people who adore him, because he values fellowship, fidelity or fraternity. 

 “ From Nairobi to El Profesor … Denver is yet another character with his own charm. I would love to write all of them as derivatives!” 

 

 We like the sound of all of those! 

Money Heist cast are posting their goodbyes

With Plutocrat Pinch season five being the last season the cast have formerly begun saying goodbye on social media. Pedro Alonso, who plays Berlin, paid homage to his character on Instagram. A loose restatement of his post follows 

 

 “ I made the sketch a while before shooting the sequence. I transferred it to myco-captain. She replied‘it’s a bit creepy’and also‘but I like creatures.’

“ It’s funny, also when I shot my shots of the sequence, my little family told me‘ now yes, now I see that commodity disturbing in your eyes’. 

 

 “ It’s funny. For me it was about love. And maybe also a strange communication for a unborn time, when it'll be time to check the crack. Nearly for the character, but also for the actor. I know it may sound a bit strange. 

“ Sooner or latterly that moment comes. It always comes. The one when it’s time to go to the end of what we do n’t know. Or we do n’t want to know. 

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