Bella Ciao! 'Money Heist' fan favourite 'Berlin' gets his own spinoff series


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Spanish actor Pedro Alonso poses during a photocall for the presentation of the last part of the fifth season of the Spanish TV show 'Money Heist' at the Palacio Vistalegre arena in Madrid on Nov 30, 2021. Photo: AFP

As part of an unprecedented day full of Money Heist themed activities hosted by Netflix on Tuesday (Nov 30), core cast members reunited for a massive live question and answer session from the Palacio Vistalegre in the south of Madrid, with more than 5,000 fans in attendance.

There, Pedro Alonso (Berlin) enthusiastically announced that although Money Heist, or La Casa de Papel in Spanish, is coming to an end in three days time, the universe created by Alex Pina for Atresmedia five years ago will be back, only in a new form as the origin story of one of the show's most popular characters, Berlin. The show is scheduled to arrive on the platform in 2023.

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