
Moscow refuses the ambulance and orders the dig
Helsinki gives Moscow maybe twelve hours. Moscow turns down surrender, says he will not go back to jail and sends everyone to finish the tunnel.

Moscow's hot-headed son, loyal, impulsive and known for his laugh. Played by Jaime Lorente.
146 moments · 4h 22m · by Favseen
Moments 61–90 of 146

Helsinki gives Moscow maybe twelve hours. Moscow turns down surrender, says he will not go back to jail and sends everyone to finish the tunnel.

Denver learns his father abandoned his mother at a roundabout and declares that once they are out the two of them are strangers.

Mónica begs Denver to stop digging and get his father to a hospital; Denver answers with a wedding promise and the gang doubles down on the tunnel.

Thirty centimetres of earth left: the tunnel crew hears hammering from the far side and shouts for the Professor.

Denver refuses to stop digging until Mónica makes him understand he will regret it forever if he does not go up right now.

At Moscow's side, Denver tells him the hatred he spat earlier was never real and that he could never hate him.

Moscow hands Denver over to Mónica with a joke, introduces himself as Agustin Ramos, and leaves his son one last rule for living.

The crew argues over skipped lines in the prayer at Moscow's grave; Tokyo reflects on wishing life came with a pause button.

Mónica is given her crew name, then the gang passes the final figure from mouth to mouth: nine hundred and eighty four million euros.

Mónica tells Denver she is leaving with him however it has to happen, that their child will need a father, and finally hears his name.

Flashback to the escape ship: champagne as they cross 200 nautical miles, then the Professor hands out sealed safe houses and numbers to memorise.

Mónica announces a Balinese wedding with an elephant, Helsinki hoists the Professor into the air and Nairobi tackles Tokyo in a joyful pile-up.

Denver's terrible Argentinian accent gives way to the news that Rio has been held and tortured for seventeen days, and that a rescue is why they are all here.

A furious Denver tells the Professor he is not his boss and that he has a son to protect; the Professor reminds him who sat with his dying father.

The Professor lists every mistake the gang covered for each other, mourns Berlin, Oslo and Moscow, and owns his own; Nairobi is first to say she will go.

At sunrise the Professor frames the rescue as a declaration of war and names the job: not just gold, the national reserve. And the plan is not his.

Army units are assigned to Madrid's key buildings; the crew hears the Bank of Spain goes to BRIPAC and scrambles into uniform against the clock.

At 3 a.m. with the baby asleep, Denver says a mother should stay out; Mónica answers that the office girl is gone and she is a robber too.

The women back Mónica and mock Denver's caveman views until the Professor shuffles everyone back to bed before thermic lance practice.

Jeered by the public, Tokyo recalls the Professor showing how the mask spread across protests on every continent; masked supporters flood the street.

The fake army squad takes the bank's perimeter while the genuine convoy closes in, and a Hail Mary joke lands in the chapel.

Using the enemy's strength: the Civil Guard, the army and bank security will clear the street, count the hostages and cover the gang's charges.

Collecting phones, Denver invents a parents-call-home rule on the spot and gets mocked for it before barking the hostages into line.

At the family dinner, Denver and Mónica recount the misread ultrasound in a garage clinic, Helsinki shows off a bullet scar and a new pet.

Denver relives the delivery-room moment that turned Cynthia into Cincinnati; the gang toasts the baby, and Tokyo thanks them all for Rio.

Blinded by glass, Palermo insults Tokyo's tweezers; she makes him apologise word by word before taking over, and Denver becomes his guide dog.

In the pre-heist dive training, Denver refuses to enter the cistern and Bogotá, father of seven, tells him fatherhood is no excuse to stop risking his life.

Denver forces a timid hostage into a fake-gun game: guess the film before seven steps or get shot. The answer is not WALL-E.

Denver admits what is really wrong: his father died protecting him, and with Mónica in the bank he knows he would stand in the line of fire for her.

Denver threatens to take the governor's fingers for the code; the man faints with his pulse racing and Nairobi scrambles to keep him alive.