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The Countess of Cagliostro is the base, but the script folds in The Queen's Necklace for Lupin's childhood, the shipboard arrest from The Arrest of Arsène Lupin and the treasure from The Hollow Needle.
source ↗Costume designer Pierre-Jean Larroque made about 500 costumes for the film. Romain Duris wore around 20 of them; Kristin Scott Thomas, 18.
source ↗The train robbery was shot on the Tournon–Lamastre heritage line in the Ardèche. Senlis cathedral and the Louvre were locations too.
source ↗It all starts with the book Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar, a gift from Babakar to his son. After the premiere, the book topped France's children's charts.
source ↗The necklace that wrecks the Diop family echoes The Queen's Necklace, a story from Leblanc's first book in which a young Lupin steals a historic jewel.
source ↗The last episode heads to Étretat, where Maurice Leblanc lived and where the books' Hollow Needle stands. The show also drew tourists to the town.
source ↗Parts 1 and 2 were produced together as the first season, then split into two five-episode drops.
source ↗Netflix counted 54 million households watching Part 2. Part 1 had hit 76 million, the platform's second-biggest original series debut at the time.
source ↗The climax plays out at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. The last three episodes are Hugo Gélin's, and he came back to direct Part 4.
source ↗The black pearl heist at Place Vendôme nods to The Black Pearl, another story from the first Lupin book.
source ↗In February 2022, filming briefly stopped after about €300,000 worth of equipment was stolen from the set.
source ↗One track on the Part 3 score is called Inspecteur Ganimard, after the cop who chases Lupin in the books.
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