Lupin

A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

Run.

Run, Assane!

Where is he?

Guys!

Are you OK? Did they hurt you?

-Who were they? -Answer me, please.

I'm fine. Dad was awesome.

No.

-No, I can't let you say that. -Why?

You can see why.

He's dangerous.

-He uses others. He stops at nothing. -Not true.

It is!

It's all his fault!

I don't want to hear about him anymore! Understand?

I don't want him to come near us again.

Do you understand?

He's never kept a promise.

We can't trust him anymore.

This is the last time he puts you in danger.

You're in a great mood today. What's going on?

Can't believe she's not answering.

-She's his mother. -And I'm his father.

I haven't spoken to the kid in a week.

She was desperate. That's normal.

No, it's not.

She ratted me out to Pellegrini. She went too far.

Stop it. She had no choice.

She warned you. She didn't give you up.

Good thing you're here to cheer me up.

You're my best friend.

Comfort me. Don't tell me the truth.

Buddy, you should be taking it out on Pellegrini.

So, what's the plan now?

Assane?

Don't worry.

Pellegrini went after my son. I'll do the same.

We've got work to do.

Thanks.

-Hello? -Hello?

Ganimard?

Listen. Monday, 10:00 a.m. Café Paul, Place Dauphine.

Be there. You got it?

-I got it. -And come alone.

-OK. -Alone, Ganimard.

I'll find out if you talk.

-Bet you will. -By the way…

-Try cold water. -Cold water?

The stain. It'll come out with cold water.

Here we go. Bets are open. Come on!

Where's the ball?

You can see the ball.

We're taking bets. Doubling, tripling them.

-Where is it? -Left.

There.

-Sure? -Positive.

You win, sir.

-Thanks. -We should've bet.

Round two. Come on, sir. The ball's here.

Come on. We're taking bets.

-Here? -Yeah.

-Sure? -Sure.

You've lost, sir.

-Too bad. -Next time.

Can you see the ball?

Round three.

-So, how much? -950.

-We did good work today. -Yeah.

-Pretty girls. -We're not so bad ourselves.

-Sorry. -Assane?

How are you?

Good.

-Juliette, you coming? -Coming.

-What are you doing here? -I was just thinking about you.

What's the holdup?

Meet me here tomorrow?

Yeah. Totally.

See you tomorrow, then.

See you.

OK.

You don't waste any time.

A complicated story.

-I'll explain later. -Who's that girl? You know her?

What are you doing here?

Stop pretending.

Pretending what?

You expect me to believe this is all a coincidence?

What's the catch this time?

The waiter is your father's security?

Sir?

May I take your coat?

I'm not staying.

Very well.

Security agents aren't what they used to be.

I'm serious, Juliette.

This is going too far.

What is this about?

-Sure. -Listen…

It's never been simple between our families.

But we're not our fathers.

That was between them. Not us.

It's poisoning our relationship.

There's no catch.

You don't look well. I'm trying to take your mind off things.

Don't feel like you have to stay.

That said, the food here is good.

Madam?

-Would you like to order? -Salmon, please.

Sir?

-I'll have the same. -Very well.

-Yes? -Your appointment is here, sir.

Philippe Courbet.

-Hello, Philippe. -Sir.

Come in.

-Whiskey? -No, thank you.

Some wine, perhaps?

Not what I'm here for. Let's get straight to it.

Have a seat.

So…

Tell me.

Very well.

I've checked the financial situation of those attending the foundation's gala.

Assuming that 30% of the attendees won't donate…

Presuming that donors are less generous than they say,

we can expect 10 million euros.

As you requested, 15% will go to the foundation.

-The remaining 85%-- -Will go directly to me.

The money will be transferred to an offshore account.

I just need a few days with my team to finalize the contracts.

How old are you?

How old are you?

My age is of no importance, sir.

All that matters is that I charge 10,000 euros an hour.

It's expensive,

but my clients get their money's worth.

They say you're the best.

So they say.

-I have one question. -Tell me.

Is your daughter a part of this scam?

-Let's not use that word. -Yes, of course.

Is Juliette Pellegrini involved in all this?

No, she isn't.

Do you often dine alone?

No, I was stood up.

Was it a date?

I was supposed to meet

a Canadian donor for the foundation.

And, well, he canceled.

Rich people love being philanthropists.

When it's about signing a check, no one shows up.

Do you donate?

A lot more than you think, yes.

Don't worry, I've got plenty left.

-Too much, in fact. -Stop it.

Money can't buy happiness. Is that it?

No, but let's say my life has become serious.

And…

there's no adrenaline left.

-Do you miss it? -Yes.

Look at us now.

Hiding behind our wine glasses.

We'd never come to a place like this.

We would have.

We'd have left without paying.

-Should we? -You're crazy.

You can't improvise that.

-See? That's what I mean. -What?

-You've become reasonable. -Not at all.

I've changed methods.

And?

Is the table under your name?

It's in Velmont's name.

Who?

Horace Velmont. The Canadian who stood me up.

In that case…

Thanks for dinner, Horace Velmont.

-The check, please. -All right.

Come on!

-Here. -Thanks.

Hey! Your scooter!

Hey!

Shit! My scooter!

The Pont Neuf, the quays along the Seine,

you didn't do that on purpose?

-I don't know what you mean. -Yeah…

Anyway, I loved tonight. Thank you.

Me too.

-Too bad we can't stop time. -Yeah, too bad.

Good evening, madam.

Good evening, sir.

Come on…

Can't believe it.

Come on.

Ben, you there?

Claire, what are you doing here?

Well, I was in the neighborhood.

-How are you? -I'm fine.

-It's good to see you. -You too.

Have you heard from Assane? Is he OK?