The
makers
of
Money
Heist
(La
Casa
de
Papel),
Javier
Gómez
Santander
and
Álex
Pina
recently
confirmed
that
they
will
not
be
returning
for
a
season
6.
While
fans
have
been
waiting
for
the
final
season
for
over
a
year,
the
filming
just
wrapped
up
in
April
2021
and
the
show
is
in
the
post-production
process
now.
As
much
as
the
fans
are
emotional
about
the
show's
final
season,
the
cast
also
bid
farewell
to
their
on-screen
characters
in
heart-warming
posts
on
social
media.
Alvaro
Morte
who
plays
the
iconic
and
mastermind
Professor,
took
to
his
Instagram
account
and
shared
the
video
of
his
last
walk
out
of
the
show's
set.
In
the
clip,
Alvaro
can
be
seen
seated
in
a
car.
He
looks
back
at
the
building
before
turning
to
the
camera
and
smiling.
In
the
caption,
he
wrote,
"Leaving
for
the
last
time
the
set
of
@lacasadepapel
Words
are
unnecessary.
Thankful
for
so
much,
for
everything.
To
the
fans
(the
first
ones,
of
course),
to
the
entire
team
of
@vancouvermediaproducciones
and
@netflixes
@netflix
And
to
you,
my
dear
Professor.
I
will
miss
having
such
a
good
time
with
you.
THANK
YOU."
His
co-star
Pedro
Alonso,
who
plays
Berlin
on
the
show,
also
left
a
comment
on
the
post
in
Spanish.
It
said,
"What
a
trip.
What
an
amazing
trip,
Alvaro.
May
your
heart
light
up
what
is
coming." Meanwhile,
Itziar
Ituño,
Esther
Acebo
and
Najwa
Nimri
left
heart
emojis.
Itziar
who
plays
Lisbon
also
wrote
a
special
post
for
her
character.
Itziar's
character
has
had
a
rollercoaster
arc
in
the
show.
She
played
Inspector
Raquel
in
the
first
two
seasons
and
then
joined
the
gang
for
the
second
heist
by
taking
the
name
of
Lisbon.
Sharing
a
picture
from
the
sets
with
a
basket
of
roses
in
her
hand,
she
wrote
in
Spanish,
"Now
yes!
GOODBYE,
Inspector
Raquel
Murillo,
Lisbon
thief
!!
This
is
this
trip
!!
Now
yes!
GOODBYE,
HELLO,
GOODBYE,
GOODBYE,
BYE,
GOODBYE
Raquel
Murillo,
Aio
Lisboa
!!
Go
on
a
trip
!!
What
a
trip!"
Take
a
look
at
the
posts
by
Miguel
Herrán
who
played
Rio
and
Jaime
Lorente
aka
Denver.
According
to
Netflix,
the
final
season
of
La
Casa
de
Papel
will
release
in
the
second
half
of
2021.
Money
Heist
has
been
one
of
the
most-watched
and
talked
about
non-English
shows
on
Netflix.