
Raoul refuses to believe his father, and the deepfake calls
Assane begs Raoul to trust that he was framed; Raoul calls him an addict. A ringing phone brings a threat in Assane's own voice, and he pushes his son away.

Every Lupin moment featuring Adèle Kapoor, in story order. Played by Laïka Blanc-Francard.
44 moments · 1h 13m · by Favseen
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Assane begs Raoul to trust that he was framed; Raoul calls him an addict. A ringing phone brings a threat in Assane's own voice, and he pushes his son away.

Assane traces the deepfake's earpiece and ambushes Adèle, who admits the framing and names her goal: the lost crown jewels of France.

Adèle lays out the legend of the four jewels and offers Assane the deepfake code if he can take the ruby before her. Thieves have honor, she says.

Assane plays a livestreaming influencer to breeze past the doorman, but Adèle rewrites the guest list in real time and he is turned away.

Assane claims victory, Adèle needles him about his ex and his best friend, then sends their elevator racing up the tower.

Cornered with sirens closing in, Assane tells Adèle he never needed her proof; he had been running his own game all along.

Adèle tells an unseen woman that Assane relapsed happily at every test, and that it is only a matter of time before he comes back to them.

Adèle blows through every checkpoint on a motorbike while Guédira cannot raise Assane; the police then learn who is really carrying the diamond.

Trapped, Adèle demands the diamond; Assane asks where her necklace comes from, and a memory of a gift given years ago tells him who her mother is.

Guédira lists Adèle's charges and the Interpol transfer, then notices her smile vanish and demands to know what in England frightens a girl who faked her death.

On a deepfaked prison call Adèle names the four noble families guarding the kings' treasure, reveals Pellegrini is one of them, and promises to let it go.

In the transfer van Adèle bargains against London, then plants the idea that Assane used her arrest as cover; Guédira jumps out of the convoy to stop him.

The plan unpacked: Assane and Ben steal an experimental neurotoxin, Adèle lures Guédira to the opera, the grannies stall the van, and Adèle ages out of custody.

Assane plans to make Adèle disappear and awkwardly claims the dad role; she hands over the stolen diamond, the fourth jewel. He repeats their deal.

A private call warns Adèle will be next. She refuses to back down, and Assane finally agrees to go after the Guardians on his own terms.

Assane explains the crown, the four gems and the Chapelle expiatoire, then teases Adèle for giving up when the records are not on a computer.

Posing as an outraged buyer, Assane rants about a broken statue and stolen art until Adèle, as an activist student, demands the archives.

Assane keeps the manager busy with a rambling Abdou Diallo replay while Adèle photographs the records, then blames the British. The crown went to the Invalides.

Facing a crown locked in glass inside a military fortress, Assane shrugs off impossible and promises a heist with flair.

Assane and Adèle charm a professor with a plan for a social-media happening celebrating the general, really a cover for their army of lookalikes.

The heist replayed from the inside. Adèle guides Assane past the cops, triggers the cannons, loops the feed and clears the crown gallery for the grab.

In the crown gallery Guédira demands the truth. Assane admits Adèle is his daughter, names the Guardians, and asks his friend to let them go.

Holding the stolen crown, Assane tells Adèle Juliette would be proud of her. Alone, he dedicates the hunt to Juliette.

The Guardians' men already have three of the gems when Adèle walks in. Assane fights them off, orders his daughter out, and stays to face the rest.

Adèle walks into Ben's shop looking for help and gets served by Raoul, both awkwardly dancing around absent fathers.

Adèle and Charmerace trade the crown for Assane on the Julien bridge, with Assane conceding defeat as Adèle holds her nerve.

With the crown in hand, Charmerace shoots Assane, who crashes through the guardrail into the river as Adèle runs.

Father and daughter surface alive, and a jump back a day reveals the plan: a bulletproof vest, a weakened guardrail, a staged fall.

Assane, Juliette and Adèle set the jewelled crown by Louis XVI's tomb and wait for the light; nothing happens, then everything does.

Cold open: father and daughter size up the most guarded safe in France while the police still dredge the river for their bodies.