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Money Heist star Rodrigo de la Serna returns to Netflix in the Argentine political drama series, Gordon. Serna stars as Aníbal Gordon, a man who rose from a small-time thief to a convicted murderer in 1970s Argentina. Here’s everything we know so far about Gordon.
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