MADRID — 15 months after “La Casa de Papel” (“Money Heist”) Part 2 hit Netflix in April 2018, “La Casa de Papel” is back. Part 3., Ep. 1 world premiered on July 11 in Madrid to an audience p…
” is back. Part 3., Ep. 1 world premiered on July 11 in Madrid to an audience packed with cast and crew and Netflix execs, led by Ted Sarandos.
The sequence shot lasts one minute five seconds, the following 13 shots just 33 seconds, as the cameras capture Roman dolling out advice to a reactionary middle class fans from every angle possible.It takes courage not to get down on your knees in front of these terrorists,” a braggadocio Roman brays on stage in Madrid. “These rats,” he adds,” who are still hiding in their holes.
“I can be a formal girl for a long time. But little by little the my naughty girl tank fills and go Sputnik,” she explains over shots of her drinking and dancing to a street salsa band in Panama City. “We had a higher ceiling for the imagination. ‘La Casa’ has always been very claustrophobic. We thought the opening stretches of Part 3 should be different, We’re always looking for an angle which viewers don’t expect. ‘La Casa’ has always had complicated shots. This time round they’re even more complicated,” says Pina, noting that Part 4 is currently shooting on average 45-minute episodes in 21-23 days, compared to the 14 days used to lens Parts 1 and 2’s 70-minute episodes.
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