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The Minions of Midas Netflix Revealed Release Date, Cast, Plot and Everything you need to know
The Minions of Midas Updates: The Minions of Midas is a Spanish thriller series. The fans are waiting for the series eagerly. The entire series is based on the short story and this series is also known as Los Favorites de Midas.
This series was written by author Jack London in the year of 1901. Netflix is the distributor of this series as it was one of the popular drama.
The Minions of Midas Release date;
People are eagerly waiting to watch this series and Netflix had also made an official announcement for this series. There was a Scheduled release date for The Minions of Midas and the show is all set to release on Friday, November 13.
There were six parts in this new season and each part will show fantastic scenes.
The Minions of Midas Cast
Image Source: NetflixThere were so many leading roles in this series and some of the leading roles include Luis Tosar as Victor Genoves, Marta Belmonte, Carlos Blanco, Marta Milans, Bea Segura, Guillermo Toledo, Adolfo Fernandez as Mauro, Pepe Ocio, Ahmed Boulane as Alfred, Miriam Gimeno as Periodista Moncloa, Fernando Millan as Policia Fornido, etc, and many other new characters will also be included in this upcoming series.
Genoves will be back in this series as he was the main character. He was also a good musician and also acted in many of the well-known movies. Let us wait and discover some more new characters for this series.
What can we expect from the plot of The Minion of Midas?
The Minion of Midas is based on London’s tale Los Favoritos de Midas. The show focuses on a businessman Victor and her receives a disturbing letter. One of the strangers often irritates him for money.
Later the stranger person was killed. This crime story is loved by so many members. In the new trailer, Victor is trying to get some help with his dilemma both from the police and Journalist. The entire team members decided to capture the killers and the story continues in an interesting manner.
