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International phenomenon Money Heist has concluded its blockbuster run on Netflix<\/a>, with the latter half of season five wrapping up the story of the iconic Salvador Dal\u00ed gang.<\/p>\n The final episodes were released today, depicting the robbers as they make a desperate escape attempt from The Bank of Spain, where they have been gradually stealing the country\u2019s 90-ton gold reserve.<\/p>\n For all the details on whether they get away with the mind-blowing crime, you can check out our spoiler-filled breakdown of the Money Heist season five, part two ending<\/a>.<\/p>\n Of course, many fans will be left wondering whether they can expect more elaborate missions with The Professor and his team in the future, but Money Heist<\/a> star Alvaro Morte has insisted that this is indeed the last chapter.<\/p> Speaking at a press conference held to celebrate the launch of Money Heist season five part two, Morte explained that the reasons for the show ending are related to narrative and quality control, rather than a lack of demand.<\/p>\n He said: \u201cIn all the meanings of the word, the show is coming to an end when it had to come to an end. It\u2019s the perfect time. We cannot squeeze the characters anymore, we\u2019ve taken the best from them and I think it\u2019s a really smart decision to stop here.<\/p>\n \u201cI also think it\u2019s a way of giving the fans what they truly deserve. We could have squeezed it a bit more but we would have been running the risk of everything coming to shambles. So leaving at the peak is a present we give to our fans.\u201d<\/p>\n The popularity of Money Heist remains so high that Netflix is currently developing a spin-off series<\/a> focusing on the character of Berlin, played by actor Pedro Alonso.<\/p>\n He is the morally dubious brother of Morte\u2019s The Professor, who has been appearing exclusively in flashback scenes following his dramatic death in the show\u2019s second season.<\/p>\n Netflix doesn\u2019t plan to launch the series until 2023 so no plot details have been revealed just yet, but it\u2019s possible that it could continue the season five storyline concerning Berlin and his estranged son, Rafael (Patrick Criado).<\/p>\n Considering Morte\u2019s comments on how season five is a decisive end for his Money Heist character \u2013 as well as his current high-profile gig on Prime Video\u2019s The Wheel of Time<\/a> \u2013 we\u2019re not holding out for cameos from The Professor and his allies. But never say never!<\/p>\n This heist might be coming to an end, but the story continues\u2026\u00a0