Berlin Season 2: New Title, Release Date, and Sneak Peeks Revealed
Money Heist spin-off Berlin has officially been retitled to Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine.
The highly anticipated second season of Álex Pina and Esther Martínez Lobato’s popular Netflix series is set to premiere on May 15, accompanied by new promotional images.
This upcoming season, now with its new title, expands on the narratives established in Money Heist and Berlin. Set in Seville, it revolves around a master heist involving the stolen Lady with an Ermine. However, the real objective for Berlin and Damián is to target the Duke of Málaga and his wife, who mistakenly believe they can manipulate Berlin. Unbeknownst to them, this scheme will unearth Berlin’s darker instincts and his desire for revenge.
Money Heist remains one of Netflix’s most acclaimed non-English-language series, a success that Berlin has effectively mirrored. Pina and Martínez Lobato have also recently unveiled a new title, Netflix’s Billionaires’ Bunker, described by Pina as an “amalgamation of soap opera, black comedy, jail drama and thriller.”
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Returning cast members include Pedro Alonso (Berlin, Money Heist), Michelle Jenner (Berlin, Isabel), Tristán Ulloa (Berlin, The Asunta Case), Begoña Vargas (Berlin, Welcome to Eden), Julio Peña Fernández (Berlin, The Captive), and Joel Sánchez (Berlin, La favorita 1922). New to the ensemble is Inma Cuesta (The Mess You Leave Behind) as Candela, who will captivate Berlin, along with José Luis García-Pérez (Honor) and Marta Nieto (Mother) portraying the Duke and Duchess of Málaga.
The eight episodes of this season, crafted by Pina (Money Heist, Sky Rojo) and Martínez Lobato (Money Heist, Sky Rojo), feature contributions from writers David Barrocal, Lorena G. Maldonado, Itziar Sanjuán, Humberto Ortega, and Luis Garrido Julve. Direction is shared among Albert Pintó (Berlin, Nowhere, Money Heist), David Barrocal (Sky Rojo, Billionaires’ Bunker), and José Manuel Cravioto (Billionaires’ Bunker, Diablero). Filming took place in various Spanish cities including Seville, Madrid, San Sebastián, and Peñíscola.
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