Chapter 10
- Episode aired Jun 11, 2021
- TV-MA
- 50m
In a scheme to usurp all schemes, Assane and Benjamin recruit and disguise a clever accomplice in order to bring Hubert to justice.In a scheme to usurp all schemes, Assane and Benjamin recruit and disguise a clever accomplice in order to bring Hubert to justice.In a scheme to usurp all schemes, Assane and Benjamin recruit and disguise a clever accomplice in order to bring Hubert to justice.
- [Young] Assane
- (as Mamadou Haïdara)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe conductor of the concert is Mathieu Lamboley, the composer of the show.
- GoofsBabakar Diop was hired by Pellegrini on 1995, and buys Assane a camera with his first salary. The camera showed is a Minolta Dynax 5, that was launched on 2001.
- Quotes
Benjamin Ferel: [handing Courbet a pouch] Here. This is yours. As promised.
[Courbet takes the item out of the pouch, a piece of the diamond necklace]
Philippe Courbet: Do you have a lot of these diamonds left?
Benjamin Ferel: [laughing] No, that's it.
Philippe Courbet: Okay, I gotta ask a question. If Assane wanted revenge on Pellegrini, why give him all that money? We're talking about more than nine million euros.
Benjamin Ferel: Yeah, but that account isn't Pellegrini's.
Philippe Courbet: What, it's Assane's?
Benjamin Ferel: No, the foundation's.
[Courbet smiles. Benjamin starts up the Fiat]
Philippe Courbet: We're not gonna wait for him?
Benjamin Ferel: [with full confidence] He's got another way out.
[He drives away]
- ConnectionsReferences Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979)
- SoundtracksGentleman Cambrioleur
Music by Jean-Pierre Bourtayre
Lyrics by Yves Dessca and Alain Boublil
Performed by Jacques Dutronc
With his son Raoul (Etan Simon) kidnapped, Assane (Omar Sy) assisted by Guedira (Soufiuane Guerrab) chases Leonard (Adama Niane) to an abandoned chateau where a violent confrontation is the only possible outcome. We see in flashback the relationship between young Assane (Mamadou Haidara) and Juliette (Lea Bonneau) which gives Assane an opportunity to turn present day Juliette (Clotidle Hesme) against her father.
This second run is almost spilt in two. The first two episodes deal with the kidnapping and the outcome of that situation. The next three push us back to Assane's revenge against Hubert Pellegrini for the murder of his father. As with the first season, I do end up wishing that storyline was just a touch cleverer than it is. That is had just one or two more extra twists across the run. As it was, it was fine and Omar Sy's charm is usually enough to carry the episode through to the conclusion. As with the first run though, I do feel that the odd extra story, a standalone one showing a clever robbery that explains how Assane finances his operation, would go a long way.
I'm still engaged and will watch part three when it arrives later this year, I would like a little more from the series overall though.
- southdavid
- May 17, 2022
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