Money Heist Season 5: Action-Packed Trailer Finally Released
Volume 1 will premiere on September 3
It has been a while since fans are waiting for the Money Heist season 5 trailer. The time has finally come, as the series gears for a release near the end of this year. Season 4 of Money Heist ended with the entire gang trapped inside the national bank.
Now, the season 5 synopsis mentions that “The gang has been shut in the Bank of Spain for over 100 hours. They have managed to rescue Lisbon, but their darkest moment is upon them after losing one of their own.”
The season 5 trailer has certainly left fans excited to see what happens. Earlier, Álex Pina, the show’s creator already promised fans that Money Heist is going to take them on a ride. The creator claimed that the upcoming season would be the “most epic part of all the parts we’ve shot.”
The season 5 trailer of Money Heist starts with the Professor being held hostage by Alicia Sierra. With that, the crew inside the bank now has the biggest enemy to face, which is the army.
Near the end of the season 5 trailer, a full-out war breaks out between the army and the crew members. Finally, the trailer ends with the words, “Always fight, never surrender”, suggesting that some unexpected action is underway.
Regarding this, the show’s creator Álex Pina added, “The war reaches its most extreme and savage levels, but it is also the most epic and exciting season.”
It is also likely that more characters in Money Heist are going to die in the coming season. Although, the season 5 trailer does not particularly reveal any spoilers. So, at this point, all is left to speculation.
With the professor held hostage and Sierra in control, and the army preparing to break in, the crew is likely to face extreme pressure as they’re all alone.
Money Heist season 5 trailer
Fans are expected another season 5 trailer before the first volume of Money Heist season 5 finally releases on the 3rd of September 2021. The second volume will come three months later 3rd December 2021.
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