
Juliette dares young Assane to swim for a kiss
Flashback: at the Pellegrini pool, Juliette teases the chauffeur's son with a loaded question and a challenge that starts their story.

Every Lupin moment featuring Juliette Pellegrini, in story order. Played by Clotilde Hesme.
46 moments · 1h 11m

Flashback: at the Pellegrini pool, Juliette teases the chauffeur's son with a loaded question and a challenge that starts their story.

Disguised as a delivery rider and surrounded by police, Assane demands the truth; Juliette admits the scattered-gems story was invented for the auction.

Questioned about knowing the thief, Juliette threatens the captain's job and tells him the only thing she said was that he brought her a plastic necklace.

Hubert Pellegrini explodes at the question, then softens and asks his daughter whether she is with him.

Juliette halts a charity-dinner meeting to show her father a tweet from Salvator813. He wants it deleted; she wants him to swear there is nothing to hide.

Pellegrini answers the rumor on live TV by daring Salvator to show his face. Then a reporter asks if the Kuala Lumpur victims' blood is on his hands.

After the broadcast Juliette tells her father she thinks Salvator is Babakar's son, the man from the Luxembourg Gardens and the Louvre. He vows to stop him.

Juliette corners Assane and refuses to be the one who waits; he admits he loves them both and tries to end it.

Hubert and Juliette go on television to announce a donors' dinner after the robbery, in the exact words that will matter all episode.

Young Assane and his partner fleece passers-by with a ball-and-cups hustle until Juliette walks up; a date is set for tomorrow and his friend wants answers.

Assane walks into Juliette's restaurant convinced it's a trap; she insists there's no catch, their fathers' war shouldn't poison them, and asks him to stay.

Over wine Assane and Juliette admit they've become too reasonable, then relive their youth by walking out on the bill under a no-show donor's name.

Assane grabs a delivery scooter and whisks Juliette along the Seine and over Pont Neuf while a soul ballad plays.

A package lands on Juliette's desk just as the news reports a painting stolen from the Orsay; inside is the painting and a note signed with an A.

Juliette scolds Assane for the painting but admits they both want this; to prove it's real she demands the bracelet Claire's new man just gave her.

With the bracelet delivered, Assane promises a clean slate but tells Juliette her father framed his; her mother knows, and a cop called Ganimard can be trusted.

Sent by Assane, Juliette confronts her mother, who confesses her father needed money and found a scapegoat, and that she kept quiet for her daughter's sake.

Shaken by her father's release, Juliette wants to call off the foundation concert; Assane insists the kids need it and that quitting means her father wins.

Juliette welcomes the guests, introduces the orchestra and asks the room to donate through the app during the concert.

Assane takes the stage to tell Juliette and the audience what her father did, as the police close in.

Assane turns up in disguise to confront Juliette, hears Hubert begging over the phone, and learns she thinks his exile was the best gift ever.

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.

Raoul is released into his parents' arms; a phone call about the arrest turns into the episode's final blow about who Adèle really belongs to.

Juliette recalls her father finding the pregnancy test, the stillbirth lie, the English orphanage, and how Adèle traced them both through Interpol DNA.

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.

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.

Charmerace frees Juliette and preaches bloodline purity; she lashes out and he warns her name will not protect her forever.

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.

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

Flashback: two teenagers pry open a slab under the commissioner's office and crawl through the catacombs toward the fabled treasure.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Charmerace learns the Korvin beside him was an impostor, and the replay shows Juliette's sandman trick, Assane's diversion and Adèle's drone hiding the van.

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.