
Guédira refuses to believe Diop is dead and checks the corpse himself
Guédira argues Lupin always fakes his death, then insists on examining the body in the morgue with his own ears.

Every Lupin moment featuring Youssef Guédira, in story order. Played by Soufiane Guerrab.
86 moments · 1h 57m · by Favseen
Moments 31–60 of 86

Guédira argues Lupin always fakes his death, then insists on examining the body in the morgue with his own ears.

The detective corners the journalist, asks how a photographer beat the police to the morgue, and proposes a give-and-take.

Mid-eulogy at Père Lachaise, Guédira barges in demanding proof of death; the mourners erupt and the lid comes up.

In the manuscript room Guédira rereads the novel's tunnel escape, then turns to a map of the Paris sewers.

Guédira recruits a fellow Lupin obsessive who agrees Diop may have faked his death; when a colleague walks in, she improvises a cover story.

Sofia confronts Guédira over an article citing a source close to the investigation; he denies it, then asks if she is jealous.

Under interrogation, Férel finally names where Diop is: a cemetery lot. If the lieutenant wants to question him, he will need a shovel.

Guédira finds Assane alive at the cemetery. Assane invokes The Red Silk Scarf, the one time Lupin and Ganimard worked together, and asks for help.

Sofia knocks and Guédira stalls her with the worst excuse available. Assane then lays out what a partnership would get the police.

To earn Guédira's help saving his mother, Assane records a dated video admitting he faked his death and promising to turn himself in.

Introduced to a 'colleague' who looks a lot like Assane Diop, Guédira gets talked into gushing about Sofia, on camera.

Posing as police with Guédira, Assane shatters a 25,000-euro vase and points out industrial oven bubbles on an antique that predates ovens.

Assane and Guédira stack up imaginary years of prison until the parolee gallery owner admits he was asked to broker the stolen Manet.

Inside his hideout, Assane tells Guédira he will play a rich collector at the sale, or he can call Belkacem and arrest him right now.

At the Hotel Derwatt, Guédira repeats Assane's lines in his ear, bluffs about his reputation, and gets the sellers down to 20 million.

Mid-toast the police storm in. Assane thanks Ganimard and leaves him the painting and the bracelet, just as Sofia pulls off the disguise.

Sofia recaps the mess she found Youssef in, then plays back the call that sent her to the hotel, with a sign-off only one man would use.

The confession Guédira wants Sofia to see has been replaced with a cut of him calling her beautiful, intelligent and cultured.

Sofia confronts Youssef over the Manet and bracelet. He admits Diop sat in his office and tricked him; she warns this is his last chance to turn him in.

A journalist tells Youssef that Diop is alive and his mother has set a meeting. Youssef races through Lupin novels and lands on the Opéra Garnier.

Youssef begs for officers to arrest Diop at the opera on the strength of a coded newspaper ad. Sofia says she no longer knows whose side he is on.

A photo of the Arc de Triomphe signed Grimaudan tells Guedira where Assane will be; he argues Sofia into going despite the tip pointing at Keller.

Assane surrenders to Guedira, telling him he is as good as Lupin, and says he himself is not Lupin anymore. In the van he denies knowing where the pearl is.

Claire reads Assane's farewell as he confesses to Guedira with three conditions, the first being Benjamin Férel's release. He turns himself in to set them free.

Interrogated a week before release, Assane shrugs off the Pellegrini question while a flashback shows a private jet bound for Argentina.

A cheerful prison visit: Assane springs his early release on Guédira and swears his only plan now is to be a real father.

At the station, Guédira and Belkacem watch a Lupin video promise a prison escape and two simultaneous museum robberies in exactly 60 minutes.

The whole block counts down to eight, the lights cut, and when they come back the cage is empty and the painting is gone in Avignon.

With the prison in uproar, Belkacem corners the masked thief at gunpoint and plunges from a height while Guédira screams for her.

Guédira accuses Assane of nearly killing Sofia; Assane walks him through the one-way LED cage, the hacked power grid and the unlocked cell doors.