Netflix has unveiled extra particulars on the Korean spin-off of Cash Heist, the cult Spanish crime drama of the identical title (generally known as La Casa de Papel in Spanish) in a particular teaser video this week, together with the title of the brand new present.
The unique collection sees members of a bunch, who're recruited by a mysterious man generally known as the "Professor," come collectively to undertake a grand heist.
The Korean remake—titled Cash Heist: Korea - Joint Financial Space—stars Squid Recreation actor Park Hae-soo (who was contestant no. 218 within the hit Netflix Okay-drama collection) because the "Berlin" character, the older brother of the Professor and second-in-command on the heist staff.
The brand new present goals to "breathe new life" into the unique storyline, Netflix mentioned again in March.
Here is all the things we all know to date concerning the extremely anticipated upcoming Okay-drama collection.
Cash Heist: Korea - Joint Financial Space Launch Date
Cash Heist: Korea - Joint Financial Space shall be launched in 2022, based on Netflix, however an actual date has but to be introduced.
Cash Heist: Korea - Joint Financial Space Plot Particulars
The upcoming spin-off is ready on the Korean peninsula and can observe the identical premise as the unique collection, with a bunch staging an "unprecedented hostage theft" within the face of "extraordinary challenges," based on South Korea's Seoul Financial Every day and different Korean media.
Again in November 2021, Squid Recreation's Park mentioned the Korean model may even function a "particular masks" that is as distinctive as the long-lasting one seen within the Spanish collection in a video posted by the official YouTube channel of Cash Heist.
The most recent particular teaser video launched by Netflix on January 17 incorporates a assortment of various masks, together with the Salvador Dali-inspired masks worn by the heist staff within the authentic collection.
The teaser video begins with a highlight on the Professor who's seen standing over a desk. The scene transitions to disclose a wall of various conventional Korean masks utilized in "talchum" or "talnori"—that are masked dance drama performances that type a part of Korean shamanist rites—in addition to the masks from the unique present.
The Professor is later seen trying on the wall of masks, along with his hand seemingly reaching for the Dali-themed one earlier than the scene cuts away. May this juxtaposition of the Korean masks and the unique one be symbolic of a plot crossover between the 2 collection to be performed out within the newest remake?
The second half of the title of the Korean collection—"Joint Financial Space"—can also be a play on the peninsula's real-life Joint Safety Space (JSA), the portion of the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) the place North and South Korean troopers stand head to head. Maybe the title of the upcoming collection indicators a cross-border heist or a plot involving either side of the Korean border?
Joint Safety Space can be the title of a Korean movie from 2000, which follows the story of a taking pictures incident that unfolds between North and South Korean troopers on the DMZ.
The movie stars Parasite actor Tune Kang-ho and Squid Recreation's Lee Byung-hun, the veteran Korean actor who lately performed the "Frontman" character within the hit Netflix Okay-drama.
Lee can be the founding father of BH Leisure, the Korean company that's co-producing the Korean remake of the Cash Heist collection.
Cash Heist: Korea - Joint Financial Space Forged
Along with Squid Recreation's Park, the collection stars Yoo Ji-tae, the Korean actor identified from a number of Korean movies together with Oldboy, because the Professor.
Kim Yunjin—the Korean actress who featured in Misplaced (the U.S. tv collection) and numerous Korean movies and Okay-dramas—performs Seon Woo-jin, the chief of the disaster negotiation staff of the Nationwide Police Company.
The Korean remake additionally stars Jun Jong-seo as "Tokyo." Jun is thought from the masterful psychological Korean thriller Burning, starring Minari's Steven Yeun and Yoo Ah-in from the current hit Netflix Okay-drama Hellbound.
Listed under are all of the actors who play members of the heist staff (every of whom are named after cities, as within the authentic Spanish drama):
- Berlin: Performed by Park Hae-soo
- Tokyo: Performed by Jun Jong-seo
- Moscow: Performed by Lee Received-jong
- Denver: Performed by Kim Ji-hun
- Nairobi: Performed by Jang Yoon-ju
- Rio: Performed by Lee Hyun-woo
- Helsinki: Performed by Kim Ji-hoon
- Oslo: Performed by Lee Kyu-ho
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