
Two weeks earlier: how Assane built the con
The rewind: a borrowed name at the Louvre, a loan shark's cash, a crew of thugs and a perfect replica from Benjamin, all narrated by the Lupin book.

Every Lupin moment featuring Benjamin Férel, in story order. Played by Antoine Gouy.
86 moments · 2h 14m

The rewind: a borrowed name at the Louvre, a loan shark's cash, a crew of thugs and a perfect replica from Benjamin, all narrated by the Lupin book.

Assane learns the stolen necklace is intact, so the scattered-gems story was a lie and his father may have been framed 25 years ago.

Rereading his father's farewell letter, Assane spots deliberate misspellings pointing to a fellow inmate named Comit and decides to get into prison himself.

Rich kids mistake the new student for a janitor until one classmate tells them off and introduces himself as Benjamin.

After the journalist's death, Assane wonders whether to quit the fight. Benjamin reminds him it is Raoul's birthday and that giving up means Pellegrini wins.

Young Assane tells Benjamin the shop will not rent to a Black kid's friend; asked what Lupin would do, Benjamin lays out the plan: steal a violin for Claire.

Rewind to the night Raoul was taken: Assane tells Ben he suspects Pellegrini and needs him, while Claire is told he always finds a way.

Frozen out by Claire, Assane rants to Benjamin, who refuses to just agree with him; Assane decides Pellegrini will suffer the way he did, through family.

Rewind to the plan: Assane targets Pellegrini's daughter, Benjamin books the table as Horace Velmont, and every spontaneous beat of the date was arranged.

Assane explains the trick: a doctored news clip, friends playing cops and a fake painting make Juliette believe in a theft, so she will trap her own father.

Benjamin marvels that the whole scheme was built around one cafe meeting, then Juliette's mother sits down with the cop to tell the truth about her husband.

With Pellegrini in custody, Benjamin tells Assane the job is done and over, but Assane insists on seeing Juliette one more time.

Assane is reunited with his dog while Ben accuses him of guilt-tripping Juliette; a parting dig at Pellegrini sets J'accuse off again.

By phone, Assane keeps a panicking Ben calm, sits him next to the man following him, and uses the closing bus doors to lose the tail.

Ben wants to leave the city; Assane, wanted for murder, says he was framed like his father and the Châtelet plan will clear him.

With the police closing in, Assane and Ben find the secret passage they mapped as kids, and the flashback shows why they kept the map.

Safe again, Assane recalls the first Lupin stage play at the Châtelet and declares that tomorrow's performance will be their last and finish Pellegrini.

Assane raids an office by night and comes out with a name; Ben explains the wealth manager whose briefcase holds Pellegrini's secrets.

Assane tells Ben they need help and waits where Lupin fans gather; a stranger calls them out on their upside-down reading.

The crew designs a financial-expert identity to dangle in front of Pellegrini and picks a name with a hidden Lupin link.

As the news speculates whether Diop will appear, Ben walks through the donation setup and steadies Assane before they split up.

Ben settles up with the accomplice and reveals the account that received the donations was never Pellegrini's.

Ben lays out what the year of headlines has done to Claire. Assane answers with a plan so risky it breaks the scale, and it starts with the Black Pearl.

Teenagers mock his absent father until he snaps; Benjamin leaves for vacation, and a coach mentions letters from Senegal waiting at his old flat.

Forty-three cameras, six exits, one door code and a laser web around the pearl. The commander promises nobody will lay a finger on it.

Assane repays an old debt with a job offer, then dresses Benjamin as a transferred SWAT commander with one rule: the bigger the lie, the more they buy it.

The security tour replayed from the pillar: Assane prompts every question, winces at Ben's fear of heights and hands him the honour of France.

Assane narrates the whole con: a leaked letter to fill the square, the crowd to slip into SWAT, a changed code to escape, and a staged arrest as the exit.

The crew celebrates in the van and parts ways. Then police spot Assane on the rooftops near Place Vendôme, and the episode ends on a scream.

Two fake doctors bluff each other over a covered body, each trying to out-credential the other before dropping the act.

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

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

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.

Alberto offers condolences and a price; Ben uses one of Assane's rules about round numbers to push the fence up.

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

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.

Captain Belkacem asks Ben where he was on December 3rd; he lashes out about losing his best friend and dares her to search for the pearl.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

Benjamin stumbles into Tara Xang to switch the bracelet while, in the past, young Assane is pushed into the ring; the swap is spotted.

Assane's mother relays the real order: the police must catch a thief, and it will not be him. A voice names the betrayal of a friend.

Assane runs the labyrinth route alone as police arrest Benjamin; the test was how far Assane would go. Young Assane wins the ring fight.

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

Visiting a battered Ben in prison, Claire pretends she already knows everything. His apology tells her what she came to find out.

Assane visits Ben in prison with a rare steak. Ben warns that Claire knows he is alive; Assane names the kidnapper from his past and promises to handle it.

The news breaks that Paris was hacked by Lupin; Raoul storms out after asking his mother whether she knew his father was planning it.

Claire teases Ben about being an Assane groupie; the moment she leaves, the escaped Assane appears and asks Ben if he can count on him.

Flattered by an imitator, Assane sifts headlines with Ben: a Queen Victoria necklace, a Harrods pearl, a getaway on delivery bikes.

Ben identifies the hacker who leaves Lupin books at crime scenes, then reveals the catch: she is supposedly dead. Assane decides to wake her.

Ben fumbles an excuse about an elderly client, Raoul bolts, and Claire is left with the dog until a note invites her to the Eiffel Tower.

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

Ben talks Assane through his own fear of heights from the lift while Assane scales the ironwork; the Angel's Heart reveal is announced for ten.

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

Assane fights the plunging elevator by hand while Ben holds Claire, lands to cries of 'Lupin', and gets an earful from Claire.

Guédira stops his men from shooting and Assane produces a flash photo of Adèle, with a flashback showing how he and Ben rigged the camera.

With Raoul missing, Claire confronts Ben about following Assane and lying to her, and lays down the one condition for staying together.

Years earlier, Claire reads Ben's nervous whistle as a tell and drags out why he really wants to crash Charmerace's party.

Assane breaks the news to Ben, defends Juliette against the Pellegrini name, and decides to break Adèle out before England kills her, Raoul or not.

Ben frets over his crowd of booked grannies while Assane picks up Raoul for a surprise that turns out to be ballet, not the UFC tickets he hoped for.

Ben's trek is hopelessly behind schedule, so Assane slips out of the ballet, hacks the dispatch chatter and sets a new rendezvous at Saint-Augustin.

A fake protest alert reroutes the convoy to Saint-Augustin, where Ben marches his ladies into the crossing and scolds the cops for disrespecting their elders.

The escort opens the van to find a dazed grandmother instead of Adèle; Ben rushes in as Coach Ulrich, fusses over 'Colette' and keeps the police away.

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.

At the station, young Juliette hands Assane the Sartine construction orders pointing to secret tunnels, on one condition: she comes to Paris too.

The treasure entrance sits under the commissioner's office, so young Juliette gets herself arrested half-dressed while Assane digs through the floor.

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

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.

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

Korvin's men tear through the flat; Claire mocks them room by room until Ben and Juliette are found in bed demanding a warrant.

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

Assane says the only way to save Raoul is to take the Guardians' treasure; Claire refuses to hear it, Juliette signs on.

Assane explains Varennes, the vault's weak ventilation and how opening one dam and closing another will flood Paris underground and force a relocation.

Posing as a pompous customs controller hunting a stowaway, Ben traps the dam staff, then he and Assane open the dams on a count of three.

Ben parked the bike somewhere discreet; Assane finds it being hauled away and has to sweet-talk the tow crew mid-heist.

Claire teases Ben in biker leathers, Juliette rolls up driving the armored truck, and Assane trots in on the horse nobody can explain.

Hubert Pellegrini has Adèle and Raoul and names a Lupin riddle as the meeting spot; Assane drives off alone with everyone's keys in his pocket.

Stuck on where Arsène the First took his first flight, Claire turns to the other Lupin expert, who names The Teeth of the Tiger and Saint-Cloud Park.