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Lupin's aliases (1922–1941) · France, 1920s

The Damsel with Green Eyes

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Lupin falls for a green-eyed girl tied to a crime

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Quick recap

Raoul de Limésy, yet another Lupin alias, is smitten with a green-eyed girl he crosses paths with in Paris. Soon after he finds her again in the middle of a crime on a train, with the police, and Inspector Marescal, on her trail. Sure she's innocent, Raoul protects her, flees with her and digs into who set her up. The plot runs through an inheritance, a secret tied to a spring of rare waters and a villain who wants Aurélie, the girl, for himself. Between chases and disguises, Lupin has to save her and uncover what she's forgotten about her own past.

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What changed on screen

  1. Behind the scenesThree English titles

    It came out in English as The Damsel with Green Eyes, The Girl with the Green Eyes and even Arsène Lupin, Super Sleuth.

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  2. Behind the scenesBook 15

    In the series count it's the 15th Lupin book, published in 1927.

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