The Return of Arsène Lupin

Lupin goes undercover as Baron d'Enneris to recover the Pope's Medallion. Directed by Vittorio Barino, 1989.

Unhappy with the boasting of the new security minister, Lupin poses as Lenormand, Chief of Police. Directed by Michel Wyn, 1989.

Lupin poses as international polo champion in order to find a baron's gold. Directed by Philippe Condroyer, 1989.

Disguised as Albert Einstein, Lupin is kidnapped is by a group of extremists. Directed by Michel Boisrond, 1989.

After a baroness steals a necklace from Lupin, his mission to retrieve it reveals an even more valuable mystery. Directed by Theo Mezger, 1989.

Disguised as Lord Wellington, Lupin steals a cannon to make it a gift for the Duchess of Abrantes. Directed by Michel Wyn, 1989.

A wealthy tiger hunter is found strangely murdered following a string of death threats. Directed by Theo Mezger, 1989.

A pianist claiming to be a descendant of composer Chopin is shot dead. Directed by Michel Boisrond, 1990.

A thief steals a painting from Lupin only to return it along with a gift in the night. Directed by Michel Wyn, 1990.

Lupin heads to Barcelona to infiltrate a secret society and steal their prized altarpiece. Directed by Jorde Cadena, 1990.

Herlock Sholmes races against Lupin to recover a valuable watch stolen during an attack on a king in Yugoslavia. Directed by Serge Friedman, 1990.