
Two weeks earlier: Assane pitches Ben the finale, his own death
Assane walks Ben through the plan step by step until the punchline lands: the witnesses are there to see Assane Diop die.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.
285 moments · 7h 29m · by Favseen
Moments 121–150 of 285

Assane walks Ben through the plan step by step until the punchline lands: the witnesses are there to see Assane Diop die.

The mechanics of the fake death unfold alongside the night itself, until Ben asks how you get out of a nailed-shut coffin.

Assane brings out the dog, Ben despairs, and a treat run proves the cemetery tunnel works both ways.

Shopping for a casket for a dear friend of exactly his height and weight, Assane tests the wood and praises the craftsmanship.

Keller pushes the grieving boy through a punishing round and tells him he has a family now, intercut with the burial.

Out of the coffin and into the dark, Assane is greeted by the dog who sniffed his way through the tunnel.

A classified ad, calls to prisons in Senegal, and a prerecorded message summoning Assane to a church with the pearl.

With the sale and the house all set, Assane pulls the plug: someone using his childhood name knows he is alive.

A phone voice orders the pearl into the donation box and tells Assane he now works for her captors, cut against the boy's last call.

A poker night in Nanterre turns into Cisco's ace-or-die ritual; in the chaos a stranger drives off with the kingpin's own car.

Assane, posing as ex-con Delangle, hands Cisco back his car, talks fate, and accepts the ace-or-die test to get into the crew.

Two days earlier: Assane explains to Ben why he is sure the caller is Mariama, and the ransom demand is a Manet stolen in Boston, held by Cisco.

Wandering Cisco's house, Assane is drawn into the old woman's room; she praises her son and asks whether he looks after his own mother.

Cisco interrogates Delangle; Assane flips the accusation, a planted number on Kad's phone connects to a police lieutenant, and the ace is drawn.

Ben shows a board of wealthy enemies: a fake Rodin, a tax fraud, the Pellegrinis. One of them, Assane bets, has his mother. Two days left.

After rehearsing his new name, a disguised Assane meets Claire as the coach; she confides that Raoul just lost his father and he addresses the team.

Cisco lays out a ten-million-euro truck heist; Assane points out the GPS, nearby police stations and traffic, then claims a niece to explain a school holiday.

Cisco's crew hits the truck, police close in, and Assane drives the shabby getaway car into a car wash so it emerges unrecognizable in orange.

Cisco catches Delangle's story, forces another ace draw, but Assane has Ben tip off the police and recalls where the stolen Manet is hidden.

Fleur Bélanger corners Claire again at Raoul's game; Claire tells her to leave her son alone and tells the coach this is the life Assane left her.

At the handover, Assane refuses to give up the painting until he hears Mariama's voice; she begs him to do nothing more for her captors.

A tracker in the Manet leads to Place d'Italie; Assane is already there and heads in for his mother while Ben pleads with him to wait.

Assane demands to see his mother; her voice on the line warns him that resisting her captors only makes things worse.

Assane lays out the next forced job, a sapphire bracelet with a legendary clasp; Benjamin balks until Assane reminds him whose life is at stake.

Claire meets Raoul's coach to ask what her son confides; he refuses to snitch, then awkwardly insists he is not hitting on her.

Posing as a landscaper's man, Assane lectures two gardeners on dense soil, missed Zoom calls and job security until they follow him.

Assane explains why trusted staff are the perfect cover, settles on the cloakroom, and Benjamin fails his first try at the Robin clasp.

A reporter wants Claire's story on Assane's death; when the coach suggests she cannot move on, Claire reminds him Raoul is her son alone.

The replica is finished; Assane drills Benjamin on the plan and he rattles off every turn of the garden maze without hesitation.

Two very passionate coatroom men explain Gérard's resignation, denounce plastic hangers and a scent of mold, and threaten the union.