
Denver learns Mónica is pregnant
Alone in an office, Denver tells Mónica he saw the pregnancy test and guesses who the father is; she says she plans to abort.

Arturo's secretary, a hostage whose situation inside the Mint is more complicated than the others'. Played by Esther Acebo.
65 moments · 1h 54m

Alone in an office, Denver tells Mónica he saw the pregnancy test and guesses who the father is; she says she plans to abort.

Masked and dressed like the gang, Monica reads a statement at the door while snipers beg for the green light and Raquel orders them not to shoot.

Medication requests from the hostages take a turn: Monica wants an abortion pill today, and Alison pleads to have her naked photo taken off the internet.

Arturo apologises, declares his love and asks Monica to let him be the father, before telling her about the tunnel and the hidden phone; she offers to go.

Denver offers Monica 20,000 for nappies, argues a baby never screws up a life like lunatics in Dali masks do, and tells his own birth story; Berlin walks in.

A ring between her legs gives Monica away; Berlin asks about the stag party, worries about his authority, and tells Denver to kill her.

Denver explains they will both die if he does not kill her, Tokyo admits her love story wrecked the escape, and Monica is put on her knees.

Ordered to kill Mónica, Denver instead shoots her leg so she can hide in vault 2, then faces Berlin's taunting about the two shots.

Denver patches Mónica's leg with a tourniquet, they argue over digging out the bullet, and she worries the pills could harm her baby.

Mónica is feverish in the vault. Moscow demands why his son shot her; Denver says Berlin would have killed her. Moscow: they came to rob, not to kill or save.

Mónica learns the police shot Arturo and pleads that he be told she survived, for him and the baby. Denver realises she is pregnant and congratulates her.

Six weeks pregnant and feverish, Mónica asks Moscow what parenthood is like. His answer about a son who did the beating stops when she fades and Denver runs in.

Denver says he gave Arturo the note and improvises what Arturo said back. Mónica catches the lie: Australia is his wife's dream, and she is scared of flying.

Nairobi walks in on a bloodbath, learns Mónica was shot, and instead of reporting it rolls up her sleeves to keep the Professor's plan intact.

Helsinki checks the wounded Mónica's fever and calms her in broken Spanish, recalling the men he cared for in the war.

On his sleep turn Denver visits the hidden Mónica just to see how she is, and the two share a quiet, awkward closeness.

Waking in the vault, Mónica refuses Denver's claim that he saved her life and reminds him he shot her, humiliated her and locked her in with a bucket.

Berlin walks in on Denver and the hostage he was ordered to kill, confesses his own doubts, then weighs Denver's disobedience on a set of scales.

Nairobi and Moscow pull guns on Berlin, Denver turns his on him too, and Berlin defuses it by declaring life a miracle as Tokyo discovers Mónica alive.

The Professor tells Berlin the button was punishment for killing a hostage; Berlin puts the living Mónica on the line and plan Valencia is launched.

Mónica recalls Arturo's reaction to nine months of not breathing; back in the present Denver proudly serves her a vending-machine menu.

Mónica calls herself a coward; Denver lists everything brave she has done, then remembers his own fear and doubt with Moscow on the morning of the heist.

Mónica asks what Denver did before robbing, and he lists his odd jobs, including shirtless dancing in a cage. She dares him to dance for her.

Arturo's rescue mission backfires when he finds his lover with Denver. Tokyo narrates his one thought, vengeance, as he demands to be left alone with Denver.

Arturo claims the baby is his and attacks Denver, who easily overpowers him. To save his skin, Arturo gives up the hostages' escape plan.

Moscow sizes up Mónica against La Vane and tells his son she is Champions League material. Denver hears only that he should dream small.

Denver tries to push Mónica away by diagnosing her. She asks whether he would have looked twice at her outside; he admits his feelings are real.

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.

Mónica admits she loves Denver; Ariadna confesses she is with Berlin only to survive, that he assaulted her, and plans to keep his money.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Palermo says he read Rio's book, Helsinki squeezes him, Stockholm corrects her name and Nairobi says she could not be prouder if she had birthed him.

Strip-searched by the woman he once wronged, Arturo admits Laura left him, swears he thinks only of her and the boy, and begs to see his son.

Arturo turns lewd and threatening in seconds, Stockholm draws on him, then names her son and leaves Helsinki to finish the search.

Out front, Lisbon offers Tamayo the wounded Gandía for a doctor and an hour, then realises he never played his best card: the police do not have the Professor.

A bloodied Gandía gloats that playtime is over just as the hostages burst in with rifles; Denver takes a bullet and Stockholm scrambles for the surgical kit.

Arturo refuses to sit tight, lobs a grenade at the gang and finds a flamethrower in the armory, promising the barbecue will be outside.

Over the walkie, Arturo tells Denver that Mónica never loved him the way she loved him, and Denver has to be dragged back before he charges out alone.

Caught in the firefight, Arturo tells Mónica she will never shoot the father of her child and that she will never truly be one of the gang.

Arturo lies dying as Stockholm pumps his chest; Palermo wants to finish him off and spare the gang the blame, then decides to get him out.

Palermo lays out grenades, loud music and three volunteers from the rear, cut against Sierra insisting she will give birth alone.

Before the assault, Denver tells Stockholm shooting someone is not the end and asks for a first kiss instead of a last one.

The Professor directs Tokyo's team to climb among unmasked hostages under smoke cover while Lisbon counts down and Matías fires to distract snipers.

The blast wounds Helsinki and the gang scrambles to patch him. On the other side, Gandía's grenade has killed a soldier and Arteche turns on him in fury.

Denver finds Mónica drugged and giggling as the news of Tokyo's death spreads; Lisbon coaches the Professor through a panic attack.

From his sickbed Helsinki asks Stockholm who died, hears the count of the dead, and whispers a Serbian farewell to Tokyo.

Shaken by the surgeon's news about Arturo and by Denver nearly dying, Mónica tells him she has no doubts left.

Denver tells Stockholm he kissed Manila and admits his Indonesia partying lies; she asks to be left alone.

Stockholm hallucinates Tokyo in the dumbwaiter and shoots, then begs Denver to lock her up or let her surrender because she is dangerous.

Stockholm reveals Manila had told her everything, and Denver finally admits he lied because he feared his father was right that he did not measure up.

Denver grumbles that Arturo even invades her hallucinations, then coaxes Stockholm to picture something nice and dance for him in her filthy overalls.

Stockholm asks how Denver feels; he wants to hold her for the rest of his life, and she agrees on one condition: he never lies to her again.

Tamayo parades Rio and Stockholm's ruined futures in front of the kneeling Professor and offers freedom to whoever gives up the gold.

Denver refuses to trust an economic scheme, Tamayo vows to interrogate them one by one, and Stockholm pleads with him as he is dragged out first.

Tamayo announces the heist is over and reads out the gang members taken down one by one, with Denver named as a cooperating witness.