La Casa de Papel (Money Heist)

[Drunk Monk]

This ep had Fuego by Bomba Estereo, a band that I was deep into back in 2011 (see http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFor...0#pid15680) but forgot about. I remembered the tune but couldn't remember the band name. Took a bit of webtective work, but I got it and it sent me back to that old Gaia thread here - what an epic event those were. Oh man, do I miss music festivals...almost as much as having a steady job.

I gotta dig out my ol' Bomba Estereo CD and see if it still rocks me. I haven't been listening to much music lately unless you count Stacy's piano practice. I haven't been driving which is where I listen to pop radio, CDs and memory stick playlists. But now, I'm only commuting once a week to my mom's so I've not been listening to much at all. Weird how the music just stopped for me. Fucking covid.

Listened to all of Blow Up while sitting at a dead stop on hwy17 http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=3778&pid=38895#pid38895

It still rocks. Brought back memories of a magical musical day at the Hog Farm 8 years ago http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=2308&pid=15680#pid15680

I'm really jonzin for a live concert. It's really getting to me lately.

[Greg]

Did you ever attend any festivals or concerts at Rancho Olampali in Novato? Jerry Goldstein tells a story about him and Stro attending a concert there. It became a very bad trip for Stro. Lots of running down the highway naked.

[Drunk Monk]

Nah, that was before my time.

[Greg]

From what I heard, probably too much nudity as well.

[Drunk Monk]

Well, no. Nekkid trippers are eternal. The glory daze of the Dead. The blazin daze of Reggae on the River. Don't even get me started about Symbiosis...

[Drunk Monk]

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[Drunk Monk]

Volume 1 Sept. 3
Volume 2 Dec. 3

[Drunk Monk]

I can't wait until Sep 3.

[Drunk Monk]

I’m working on a piece on this for Den. They finally accepted two of my non-martial queries (this is the second). I rewatched the Phenomena doc which was very helpful as well as s1e1 and s1e13 the season finale. I’m struck by how quickly I was hooked back in. Bella Ciao Ciao Ciao!

[Drunk Monk]

whaaaaaaaaaaaa???

Jun 4, 2021 7:52am PT
‘Money Heist’ Set For Immersive Event Tour in Global Cities

By K.J. Yossman





Netflix
“Money Heist” fans will have the opportunity to join the gang and carry out their own heists as Netflix and entertainment discovery platform Fever team up for an immersive themed experience in countries across the globe.
Based on the hit Spanish series, which is also known as “La Casa de Papel”, “Money Heist: The Experience” is coming to cities including London, Miami, Mexico City, New York and Paris this summer.
Each city will experience a slightly different version of the event, which will be adapted to each venue. The venue will only be announced a short time before the event begins.
Fans can expect visual effects, plot twists and actors to interact with.
Greg Lombardo, head of experiences at Netflix, said: “’Money Heist’ came out of Spain but captured the imagination of the world. Now ‘Money Heist: The Experience’ will bring the show even closer to home. From the moment you book a ticket, you will be at the heart of the gang. Slip into your red jumpsuit, put on the iconic Dali mask, and step into the world of the heist for an experience of a lifetime.”
Netflix and Fever recently collaborated on “Stranger Things: The Drive Into Experience” in downtown Los Angeles, which allowed fans to drive around the town of Hawkins before venturing into the Upside Down.
Season 5 of “Money Heist”, which is Netflix’s most popular non-English language original series, will air later this year. The season will be broken into two parts, the first streaming from Sept. 3 and the second from Dec. 3.

[Greg]

So are you going to London or Paris?

[Drunk Monk]

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?!?!?!

Money Heist: Netflix unveils the mega star cast of its Korean adaptation, guess who’s playing The Professor
Netflix had in November 2020, announced of launching a Korean remake of its popular Spanish show Money Heist, to be directed by Kim Hong Sun. It recently unveiled its star-studded cast, including actors Yoo Ji-tae, Park Hae Soo, Jeon Jong Seo and Kim Yunjin.
Written by Mimansa Shekhar | New Delhi |
April 20, 2021 5:40:42 pm
[img=640x0]https://images.indianexpress.com/2021/04/money-heist-korean-remake-1200.jpg[/img]Money Heist's Korean cast includes popular actor Yoo Ji Tae. (Photos: Netflix)
While we continue to wait for an Indian adaptation of Netflix’s hit crime-drama Money Heist, South Korea seems to have taken the lead and announced its exceptional team for its homegrown remake. The official Instagram handle of Netflix Korea recently unveiled the mega cast of the Spanish show, originally called La Casa De Papel.
As per Netflix Korea, popular actor-model-filmmaker Yoo Ji-tae has been roped in to play The Professor, originally portrayed by Álvaro Morte. For the uninitiated, Yoo Ji-tae is a popular name in Korea, being part of projects like Seven Days, Ode to My Father, Lost and Mistresses, apart from The S3/44ndlers, Money, Svaha: The Sixth Finger and Kim Yunjin.
[img=640x0]https://images.indianexpress.com/2021/04/tokyo-korean-money-heist-759.jpg[/img] Actor Jeon Jong Seo will play Tokyo in Money Heist’s Korean remake.
While Park Hae Soo will essay his older brother Berlin, Jeon Jong Seo will play Tokyo. Others include Kim Yunjin as Seon Woojin from the Task Force Team handling the heist, reminding us of Raquel Murillo.
Also read |Money Heist 5: Berlin has wrapped up shooting? Check out actor Pedro Alonso’s cryptic post for Professor
Park Myung Hoon will play one of the hostages named Cho Youngmin, presumably on the lines of Arturo Román from the original. Park Myung Hoon was seen in Oscar-winning film Parasite. Lee Joobeen will play another hostage and fans are speculating she’ll get into the shoes of Monica Gaztambide/Stockholm later.

Here’s a list of all the cast members, including the heist gang, the Task Force members and the hostages:
[b]The heist gang[/b]
Yoo Ji Tae — The Professor
Park Hae Soo — Berlin
Jeon Jong Seo — Tokyo
Lee Won Jong — Moscow
Kim Ji Hoon — Denver
Jang Yoon Ju — Nairobi
Park Jung Woo — Rio
Kim Ji Hun — Helsinki
Lee Kyu Ho — Oslo
[img=640x0]https://images.indianexpress.com/2021/04/berlin-korean-money-heist-759.jpg[/img] Actor Park Hae Soo will essay Berlin, originally played by Pedro Alonso.
[b]The Task Force team[/b]
Kim Yunjin as Seon Woojin
Kim Sung O as Cha Moohyuk
[b]The hostages[/b]
Park Myung Hoon as Cho Youngmin
Lee Joobeen as Youn Misun
Netflix had in November last year, announced of launching a K-drama adaptation of its popular Spanish show Money Heist. Ever since the streaming giant released the names of its Korean actors, fans haven’t stopped expressing their awe.
The 12-episode remake is directed by Kim Hong Sun and produced by BH Entertainment + Contents Zium. Kim Hong Sun is best known for helming dramas such as Voice, The Visitor, and Black.
[img=640x0]https://images.indianexpress.com/2020/08/money-heist-3-759-1.jpg[/img] La Casa De Papel or Money Heist is gearing up to launch its fifth and final season soon. (Photo: Netflix)
Money Heist creator Alex Pina had earlier told Variety, “Korean creators have been developing their own language and audiovisual culture for years. They have managed, like our series, to go beyond cultural borders and become a point of reference for thousands of viewers around the world, especially among young people.”
Money Heist is currently under production for its fifth and final season. Netflix had green signalled the show’s closing season last July.
Money Heist 5 has been locked as a 10-episode season. The production got delayed due to the spread of the coronavirus. The show eventually went on floors in August 2020, and is expected to release its final season later this year.
Also starring actors Pedro Alonso, Úrsula Corberó, Jaime Lorente, Itziar Ituño, Miguel Herran, Esther Acebo, Enrique Arce and others, Money Heist ended on a cliff-hanger in its season 4, as the gang was undertaking its robbery at the Bank of Spain. The new season will have actors Patrick Criado and Miguel Ángel Silvestre joining the cast.

[Drunk Monk]

So are you going to London or Paris?

 Yes please. Either. Both. 

I’ve never been to London and the Tower Armoury is on my bucket list.

[thatguy]

We'd started the first episode (or maybe just the trailer) a long while ago and Shannon was not compelled. She was under the impression that it was the same story as Inside Man. I was going to watch it on my own, but we tried it again and got hooked. We've been doling out the episodes for weeks. I am really glad that we had this for the summer entertainment gap. We just finished Season 4. I was thinking that since Seasons 1-2 were "the first story", that Seasons 3-4 would be "the second story", but no...another cliffhanger and now we have to wait for September for Season 5.

At least we have the "behind the scenes" doc still in the queue.


I've found it really engaging from the beginning. Funny bits, sad bits, exciting bits. Really a well done series. I've enjoyed the music too. I think there's a surf-track from the last or second-to-last episode from a great surf band from Madrid: Los Tiki Phantoms. I can't tell tho as the song lists that I've found for the series don't seem to list the incidental music. I'm going to keep researching that, but for now, I leave you with a Los Tiki Phantoms video

--tg