Netflix's La Cade Papel: The Story of a Great Robbery.

Let's talk about the Royal Mint. In Spanish it is called ‘Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre - Real Casa de la Moneda’. It is the Spanish National Mint, headquartered in Madrid. That means money is printed here. The Spanish Ministry of Finance takes care of it. The Bank of Spain began printing money in 1940, and today's building began to use in 1974. There is another mint in Burgos, northern Spain. Note that the name of the series ‘La Casa de Papel’ means ‘house of paper’ where paper actually means banknote, the point is - mint.

The professor's real name is Sergio America. Alvaro Marte has done a great job in this role. Sharp-witted, resourceful and far-reaching are the three qualities he has in common. For many months, he taught his team members to do exactly that, even to the smallest detail. His past is mysterious.

If there are robbers like Tom and Jerry, there will be police, the police will chase the culprit. And here is Inspector Raquel Murillo in the role of the police. The middle-aged beauty has one child, but she is divorced from her husband. Troubled family life, on the one hand, live case of bank robbery, on the other hand, understands him from both sides. In the meanwhile, he suddenly fell in love with Prince Charming when he went to the restaurant to rest. But did he know that this was the man he was really looking for? Is this the professor? How long will the rat-cat game last?