
Guédira corners Assane: the copycat is your daughter
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.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.
285 moments · 7h 29m · by Favseen
Moments 241–270 of 285

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.

Caught with his stash, Raoul refuses to be lectured by the parents who told him his father was off on adventures, and asks Assane about his passport.

Raoul begs to join his father's life; Assane insists Lupin is over and will not pass on his mistakes. Claire says she has never seen him parent like this.

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.

Assane wakes bound in the Guardian's hands; a schoolyard memory shows Charmerace's grudge, and a truth serum is promised.

Tied to a chair, Assane calmly tells his guard he will free himself and knock him out, and does exactly that.

Both dosed with truth serum, Assane explains how he knew Juliette was alive and she pushes him on why he really came.

Hunting for the hidden stones, the two parents compare notes on their daughter and the Chapelle expiatoire lead.

Forced to tell the truth, Assane tells Charmerace he looks like a fish when angry, then gives up the two names he knows.

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.

Hidden behind the one-way mirror, Ben empties Charmerace's case with a half-known code and swaps in a hologram projector.

Pressed by Assane, Ben admits he and Claire love each other; Assane calls it a betrayal of what the three of them had.

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.

Juliette visits the hideout, hears the fortress is sealed from every side, and confesses the tunnel entrance she once denied exists.

Young Juliette tells Assane the treasure was a myth she invented; years later she admits the real reason was protecting him from her father.

Assane and Adèle bluff past the police station desk with a melting ice box, bogus forms and a dare to guess what's inside.

Adèle's movie-inspired trick blinds the cameras while Korvin is sent chasing a box marked Karadine across her own office.

Back where he and Juliette once stopped, Assane spots notches in the stone and fits the crown into the wall as Juliette's warning crackles in.

Inside the fortress Assane scatters his pebbles while Adèle breaks the alarm system and the final door unlocks.

Father and daughter walk into centuries of French gold and read the passage from Leblanc that foretold who would find it.

Korvin's men storm the vault; Assane and Adèle slip out through smoke and bullets to the roar of Song 2.

A ricochet has hit Adèle; with hospitals off limits, Assane turns up at Claire's door and introduces the girl as his daughter.

Claire says she always knew about Juliette; Assane explains Pellegrini told Juliette her baby was stillborn to keep his bloodline pure.

Claire tells Juliette it was her teenage note that tipped off Pellegrini; the flashback shows him smiling over young love before Assane absolves her.

The honey bunny joke lands, Assane says this is family not friendship, then learns Raoul left for Dakar without a word.

Raoul never flew to Dakar; he tells his father the fall was his doing and Assane promises he is not alone.