We have been ready ages for this: Berlin, the Cash Heist prequel sequence that includes one in every of its finest characters, is coming to Netflix on December 29 and the trailer has simply dropped. As you’ll be able to see, it appears to be like like every little thing we might presumably need from a brand new Netflix present and we’re tempted to remain house on New Yr’s Eve to binge it.
For those who thought the unique Cash Heist was audacious, this takes issues to a complete new degree. This time round our anti-hero units up a streaming firm and begins mountain climbing the costs till… I child! No person’s that evil! The heist this time is a $44 million theft from one in every of Paris’s high public sale homes.
what which means: a squad of mis-matched, extremely expert and really harmful criminals, solely a few of whom are going to make it to the tip. Pedro Alonso’s Berlin goes to make it, clearly, as a result of he is in Cash Heist. However every little thing else is up for grabs.
Who’s Berlin?
Pedro Alonso’s character’s actual title is Andrés de Fonollosa, and he is Europe’s biggest thief. A wise-cracking, safe-cracking jewel thief who brightened up 5 full sequence of the unique Cash Heist and who was one of the vital fashionable characters among the many present’s viewers. Alonso brings a beautiful heat and likability to somebody who at coronary heart is a horrible human, and specializing in him for the prequel is an impressed alternative.
Berlin may not be the one face we get to see once more, although. Saying Berlin, present creator Álex Pina stated that there have been “many prospects” for spinoffs… “I believe nearly each character of Cash Heist has a duality that we want to see in a derivative.” So if sufficient of us watch Berlin it could possibly be the start of the MHCU –that’s, the Cash Heist cinematic universe. The query is whether or not Pina could have time to make extra: he is signed a multi-show cope with Netflix that features very completely different reveals, together with a present impressed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Berlin premieres on Netflix on December 29.
