The plot revolves around a group of criminals and robbers brought together by the enigmatic

Professor. He has been planning to rob the Royal Mint of Spain and trains the group for five
months.

The show focuses on the meticulous plans and the specific contingencies of the Professor. He has
prepared his group of actors for every twist that they can encounter. The robbers dressed in red
jumpsuits and Dali masks storm the Royal Mint, taking the people inside hostage.

They plan to print 2.4 billion euros worth of untraceable banknotes while the police lay a siege
outside. The Professor had several rules about the group, including no real names and personal
relationships.

While the gang is named after various cities, personal relationships and unforeseen plots put the
heist in danger. As the Professor control the robbery from the outside, Inspector Raquel Murillo
and her colleague Angel are hot on his heels.

The third season follows the aftermath of the robbery as the authorities catch up with the gang.
This forces them to re-unite and storm the Bank of Spain, to seek the release of one of their own.

With its haphazard writing, excessive drama, and a hail of bullets and explosions, this season set a
shaky foundation for a weak story that doesn’t have much to do with a Heist.

Alvaro Morte plays the mastermind behind the heist. He is The Professor who recruits and trains
his team and plans for every contingency.

Pedro Alonso plays Berlin, his close friend, and the leader of the gang. Berlin is a narcissistic,
terminally ill psychopath, who gives us some of the best moments. Alba Flores shines as Nairobi,
a badass forger who commands her scenes and the men working for her with ease. She is a heady
cocktail of playful innocence and quick-thinking leadership.

Ursula Corbero and Miguel Herran are the young and in-love couple whose relationships often
throw a spanner in the plan’s gears. As Tokyo, Corbero also serves as the unreliable narrator of
the series.

Paco Tous and Jaime Lorente play the father-son duo of Moscow and Berlin, miners in charge of
the escape tunnel. Drako Peric rounds up the gang giving one of the most memorable
performances as the giant mercenary Oslo, showcasing great emotional depth. Itziar Ituno plays
the sharp Inspector Murillo, who is in charge of the case in season 1.