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Watch the new trailer for Netflix's Money Heist: Korea – Part 2

Be prepared for chaos and more plot twists in Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area Part 2, premiering December 9

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 23 Nov 2022 1:00PM

Watch the new trailer for Netflix's Money Heist: Korea – Part 2
The first part of Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area premiered earlier this year to high ratings.  – Pic courtesy of Netflix, November 23, 2022

AS the clock ticks down to the heist team’s grand escape, get a sneak peek of the action in the newly-released main trailer.  

The revelation of an undisclosed traitor, counterattacks from the joint task force, as well as the involvement of a political circle who is willing to sacrifice the hostages have caused a stir among the heist team in the United Korea Mint. 

All eyes are on the Professor’s next move as he prepares to reveal the 'real thief' in the midst of the chaos and unveils a hidden accomplice – newly-added character ‘Seoul’, played by Im Ji-yeon. Speaking about the new character, writer Ryu Yong-jae said, "All robbers are named after cities, and I wanted to name someone ‘Seoul’. I thought it would be fun to also flesh out the stories of the mercenaries who emerged in the original series."  – The Vibes, November 23, 2022

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