Money Heist Season 5: Release Date, New Cast & Much More

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Money Heist Season 5 Update: Money Heist which translates as La casa De papel in Spanish is a heist crime drama television series that has held a streak in the most-watched non-English drama charts all across its native platform of Netflix.

Created by Alex Pena, this series is tailored with two long-planned heists that were earlier intended to be projected in two limited parts and its original run through two seasons got trimmed down as it approached Netflix.

And later on, got renewed for two consecutive seasons, and Part 4 released on April 3, 2020 twinning with a documentary titled Money Heist: The phenomenon. In July 2020, the global OTT service ordered its fifth and final part which might be in the capper.

Here’s a synopsis of the plotline

Money Heist Season 5: Premise

Set in Spain, a mysterious man behind the title “The Professor” chalks out a ruse for which he recruits a group of eight people to pull off a money heist. It involves breaking into the Royal Mint of Spain while they make a daring escape with 2.4 billion euros though days of taking people hostages and printing the money inside the precinct, fending off the elite police forces.

In the consequential events after lying low for a bit, they get on board aiming for a bigger heist all over again, this time in The Bank of Spain as they deal with the same.

What news do we have about this upcoming project?

Things got tense in the episode of the previous climax where the Professor narrowly missed the getaway from the hands of the Inspector and so the inflated fans are looking ahead in hopes of uncovering how the story condenses to an ending.

We are all paused to find out what happens to their legacy, the individual characters who have “nothing to lose” and the mastermind Professor who is grappling with handcuffs at the present.

Money Heist Season 5: When is it expected to arrive?

No possible date has been assigned for the release of this 5^th installment as of yet.

Netflix revealed an official poster back in July 2020 with the caption “The heist comes to an end” which suggested it will be back for the umpteenth season.

And as entailed by some sources, it is presumed to be out by this summer in 2021.

Stay tuned in to know about the latest updates.

Mathew Rockford