Series draws from classic literature
The series Lupin, starring Omar Sy, is available on Netflix and continues to captivate millions of platform subscribers. The show is based on the character of Arsène Lupin, a gentleman-thief from the detective novels of Maurice Leblanc. The novel 813 - La double vie d'Arsène Lupin is directly linked to the series.Main character's inspiration
The series follows Assane Diop, played by Omar Sy, who draws inspiration from Arsène Lupin to carry out increasingly daring heists. The police quickly notice the similarities between the fictional character and Assane, giving him the nickname Lupin, which he must now live up to with even more ingenuity.Season 4 release and literary connection
The first three seasons of Lupin are available on Netflix, and season 4 is scheduled for October 23. This release coincides with an opportunity to explore the works of Maurice Leblanc that inspired the series. The novel 813 - La double vie d'Arsène Lupin is particularly connected to the plot of the series.New target for Lupin
Rudolf Kesselbach, a wealthy man from South Africa known for his success in the diamond trade, has come to Paris. However, Lupin is not interested in his diamonds but in a secret Kesselbach is planning. This secret is of such importance that it could bring Lupin out of retirement.Mysterious circumstances
Rudolf Kesselbach had arranged to meet with a police officer but found the officer dead in his hotel room. A business card for Arsène Lupin was found near the body, suggesting that Lupin may be involved in the murder. This forces Lupin to act to clear his name and uncover the secret Kesselbach was hiding.Literary homage in the series
In the first episode of Lupin, Assane Diop uses the pseudonym Paul Sernine to pose as a billionaire. This name is an anagram of Arsène Lupin and is also used by the character in the novel 813 - La double vie d'Arsène Lupin. This choice highlights Assane’s connection to the original character.New edition of classic novel
The novel 813 - La double vie d'Arsène Lupin is now available in a brand new edition, offering fans a chance to explore the source material that inspired the series. This release coincides with the upcoming season of Lupin and provides a deeper understanding of the story’s roots.
