Remake of the Spanish series premieres on June 24 on streaming
Netflix released this Friday (29) the official poster of its new super production: “La Casa de Papel: Korea”. THE remake of the Spanish series will present a new historic theft, which debuts on the streaming platform on June 24. Check out the poster:
I already know I’m going to pass cloth to all of them.
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In addition, Netflix also released the first teaser for the project, which features a narration about the thieves and the consequences they suffer for carrying out a robbery, but “those who make great thefts, can change the world and even become a hero”. . The preview also shows the look of the recruited criminals and the new masks they will wear in this version. Watch:
in the remake, Yoo Ji-Tae (“Oldboy”) will appear as the Teacher and Kim Yunjin (“Lost”) as the new character Woo Jin. In addition, we see the other actors, as Park Hae-Soofrom “Round 6”, which will live berlinpreviously interpreted by Pedro Alonso.
Jun Jong-seo (“On Fire”) as Tokyo; Lee Won-jong (“Hand: The Guest”) as Moscow; Kim Ji-hun (“The Flower of Evil”) as denver; Jang Yoon-ju (“Three Sisters”) as nairobi; Lee Hyun-woo (“To the Beautiful You”) as River; Kim Ji-hoon (“Voice”) as Helsinki; and Lee Kyu-ho (“Alive”) as Oslo complete the cast of “La Casa de Papel: Korea”.
In addition to the Korean version, Netflix has also confirmed that it is producing a spin-off series from “La Casa de Papel”. There are still not many details on its plot and who will be in the production, but the series will be focused on the character. Berlin will debut in 2023.
Source: cinebuzz
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