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As you know, Netflix has had a series of successful series. And while most of them have been American productions, there are also some foreign productions that the fans thoroughly enjoyed.

Among these series is the French crime drama Lupin, whose first season aired in 2021. Since then, the series has aired a total of two seasons split into three parts (Season 1 was split into two parts), but there hasn’t been much news about the series since 2023.

And while fans have been worrying about the series’ future, we are happy to confirm that there is absolutely no reason for worrying, as the series is coming back for a fourth part very soon.

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As you probably know, Lupin was created by George Kay in collaboration with François Uzan. Marie Roussin, Florent Meyer and Tigran Rosine also participated...

Sacré bleu! It’s time to get your magnifying glass, follow the clues, and expect the unexpected because Omar Sy (Shadow Force, Jurassic World, Transformers: The Last Knight) is returning to Netflix as Assane Diop for Lupin Part 4, now in production in Paris! It’s been a hot minute since we followed Lupin into the unknown. Still, the gentleman thief is ready to take fans on a mysterious adventure through the streets of Paris, France. Bring your wits and suspicions, and prepare for clever misdirects, shady characters, and dastardly villains.

Inspired by the legendary Arsène Lupin, the Lupin saga has established itself as one of the most popular non-English productions in Netflix’s history. With its first three parts occupying the third, sixth, and tenth places in the historical rankings, the French series gathers a large and engaged audience on an international scale.

In today’s announcement teaser for Lupin...

We don’t have to say au revoir to Lupin, merci.

Part four of the hit series is already in production in Paris, Netflix said on Monday; it will consist of eight 45-minute episodes. Omar Sy is back as Assane Diop, “the gentleman thief who has captured the hearts of viewers in France and around the world,” as Netflix likes to tell us.

Lupin was created by George Kay in collaboration with François Uzan; Marie Roussin, Florent Meyer and Tigran Rosine also participated in the formation of the series, which is inspired by Maurice Leblanc’s Arsène Lupin character.

Rosine, Meyer, Mathilde Arnaud, Jean-Yves Arnaud and Pennda Ba are the series’ writers; Sy and Louis Leterrier are showrunners.

“I often say that Lupin is an extraordinary plaything. I find great joy in it every time,” Sy said in a statement. “Together with Netflix, Carrousel, and Gaumont, we’ve invested the...

The global phenomenon is making its grand return! Production of Part 4 of the hit series Lupin has just begun.

Omar Sy reprises his iconic role as Assane Diop, the gentleman thief who has captured the hearts of viewers in France and around the world in the Lupin series.

The Lupin series has established itself as one of the most popular non-English productions in Netflix’s history. With its first three parts occupying the third, sixth, and tenth places in the historical rankings, the French series gathers a large and engaged audience on an international scale.

Inspired by the legendary Arsène Lupin, the Lupin saga constantly surprises with its plot twists and captivating characters, all set against the enchanting backdrop of Paris.

“I often say that Lupin is an extraordinary plaything. I find great joy in it every time. Together with Netflix, Carrousel, and Gaumont, we’ve invested the time needed...

Netflix has confirmed the fourth season of hit French series Lupin with Omar Sy in the lead role as production begin in Paris.

Sy will reprises his iconic role as Assane Diop, the gentleman thief who has fans across France and around the world.

He will be joined in the cast by Ludivine Sagnier, Antoine Gouy, Soufiane Guerrab, Shirine Boutella, Théo Christine, and Laïka Blanc-Francard

The previous three seasons of Lupin took the third, sixth, and tenth places in the historical rankings for series on Netflix.

Freely inspired by Maurice Leblanc’s iconic work and character Arsène Lupin, the series is produced by Gaumont in collaboration with Carrousel Studios, Sy’s studio with Louis Leterrier and Thomas Benski.

“I often say that Lupin is an extraordinary plaything. I find great joy in it every time,” said Sy.

“Together with Netflix, Carrousel, and Gaumont, we’ve invested the time needed to...

Soo Hugh, who showran Apple TV+’s “Pachinko,” “House of Cards” showrunner Beau Willimon and Bad Wolf producer and ex-BBC top exec Jane Tranter will speak at the inaugural edition of Canneseries Industry, which unspools April 25-27.

Announced Tuesday, the schedule for Canneseries Industry also confirms its scale, makeup and ambitions as an extension of Canneseries’ existing Writers Club, which has been running for six years, and Producers Club, launched in 2022, which serve as networking and discussion hubs rather than any attempt to create a market in Cannes to fill the breach left by the demise of MipTV.

The Producers Club will host 70-75 producers, Canneseries announced Tuesday. The Writers Club currently counts 19 international screenwriters and 22 French scribes. New Composers and Casting Clubs have been added this year while as Broadcasters Conclave will see fiction directors from European public and private broadcasters thrash out in closed-door exchange the burning challenges of today.

France is getting its own “Love Island” after Amazon ordered a local version of ITV’s sun-and-fun reality hit. The streamer has also ordered another unscripted French show, adventure format “The Missing One,” and two drama series, Cold War-set “Operation Totems” and “Voltaire, Mixte,” which is set in a French high school in the 1960s.

Amazon unveiled its new quartet of French originals at an event in Paris on Thursday.

ITV Studios-distributed “Love Island” has been a breakout hit in the U.K. and remake rights have subsequently sold into the U.S. and other international markets. The other new French reality show, “The Missing One,” will see four teams, led by as-yet-unnamed French celebrities, race across Australia to find a missing team member. Paris-based WeMake is producing the show that it co-created with Borderline Media.

“Narcos” producer Gaumont is making “Operations Totems.” It is set in 1964 during the...

Amazon has unveiled a new slate of French originals including a local version of hit British format Love Island, a period drama from Borgia writer Marie Roussin and a spy drama from Narcos and Hannibal producer Gaumont.

The Svod service is making a French version of ITV Studios entertainment series Love Island, which airs on CBS in the U.S., and has commissioned eight-part series Voltaire, Mixte and Operations Totems as well as a new adventure reality competition.

The shows were announced at a showcase held in Paris this morning.

Voltaire, Mixte takes place in an all-male high school when women are allowed in for the first time. Set in 1960s France, the series will look at the relationships and “hormonal fireworks” of the time. It will cover topics such as love, emancipation, sexuality and self-acceptance.

Roussin is showrunner and the series is produced by Hotel de la Plage producer...