Heads up, Money Heist fans! Netflix dropped the teaser for the second part of the Korean crime series. 🤩 | via philstarlife
Netflix has just released the teaser for the second part of, the South Korean adaptation of the original Spanish crime series that premiered in 2017.
The action-packed teaser is filled to the brim with chaos and tension as it continues where the group of criminals left off in their goal to pull off the ultimate heist while escaping with their lives., the Korean series follows the long-divided countries ofAs they make preparations to print a new unified currency, a genius strategist gathers a group of thieves who are the top of their class from both countriesHelmed by Kim Hong-Sun,will consist of six episodes.
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