Money Heist Korea: Latest Group Poster And All Character Stills Revealed, Check it Out!

Money Heist Korea – Joint Economic Area will be the Korean rendition of the globally popular Spanish thriller series La Casa De La Papel. Netflix has been teasing us about the show little by little with new stills and teasers and the excitement for the show is already high. To increase the excitement more, a new poster with the entire gang and the hostages is revealed along with the character stills of all the major characters.

The latest stills were released on the Instagram page of The Swoon Netflix and Netflix Korea.

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Check Out Latest Stills From Money Heist Korea

In the latest poster, all of the red gang can be seen in what looks like a factory or a godown. All of the gang members are in the iconic red jumpsuit with masks over their heads. Park Hae-soo is standing in the middle of the gang, indicating that he is the leader. In the stills, Park Hae-soo can be seen in a police vest jacket and among the other characters, people have commented on Park Ji-hun’s hot look. The poster is titled, ‘Witness A Heist Like No Other.’

Check Out Money Heist Korea Trailer

The trailer for Money Heist Korea – Joint Economic Area was released on 20th May 2022. It shows North Korea and South Korea reuniting and using the same current. Netflix describes the series as, “A heist without limits. A bold new vision of the ultimate heist. In a country without borders.”

Money Heist Korea stars Park Hae-soo, Lee Wong-jong, Kim Ji-hoon, Jang Yoon-ju, Yoo Ji-tae, Jeon Jong-so, Lee Hyun-woo, Kim Ji-hun and Lee Kyu-ho. Money Heist Korea- Joint Economic Area Part 1 is set to be released on 24th June 2022 on Netflix.

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