Lupin is an upcoming television series based on the French detective novels about a gentleman thief named Arsene Lupin by Maurice Leblanc at the beginning of the 20th century. As the grandfather of the main character of the long-running animated series Lupin III, as well as one of the Personas in Persona 5, Maurice Leblanc’s gentleman thief Arsène Lupin has taken on several variations over the years. Netflix also gets in the game. The new season, produced by George Kay and François Uzan, stars Omar Sy as Assane Diop, a man who encounters a mysterious gift, a book about Arsène Lupin, judging by the trailer, which he says gives him riches and money and many lives to spend. That detail gives the series a mystical tint along with a few visual flourishes that suggest a little jumping through time, although we’ll have to wait to see how weird the series becomes.
In 1905, a character called Arsène Lupin was developed by the French writer Maurice Leblanc, who represents one of my favorite archetypes in all storytelling: the gentleman thief. The suave, crafty Lupin has appeared over the years in many short stories, novels, comics, and movies since his creation, and has even inspired a grandson character, Lupin III, who was the subject of the feature directorial debut of acclaimed animation director Hayao Miyazaki and more recently a new CG animated film called Lupin III The First.
The Cast Of Lupin. Is There A Trailer?
Omar Sy, Vincent Londez, Shirine Boutella, Nicole García, Antoine Gouy, Clotilde Hesme, Hervé Pierre, Ludivine Sagnier, Soufiane Guerrab, Léo Boucry, Vincent Furic, Christian Gazio, Fabien Giameluca, Quentin Gouget, Karim Lasmi, Cédric Meusburger, Mathilde Peter and Pierre Rousselet.
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Release Date Of Lupin. Is There A Trailer?
For the first part of “Lupin,” a French series produced by George Kay in partnership with François Uzan, Netflix announced a Jan. 8 premiere date. A trailer for the upcoming show was also shared by the streaming platform. A man who hopes to take vengeance on those who wrongfully accused his father of a crime he did not commit, follows his story. Omar Sy stars as Assane Diop, a character inspired by the thief Arsène Lupin’s French tale and determined to do what it takes for his now-dead father to find justice. A teaser has been released by Netflix for the show.
