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Arsène Lupin is a French mound from The '70s (it ran from 1971 to 1974) adapting Maurice Leblanc's stories about justness Gentleman Thiefof the same honour, starring Georges Descrières in authority role.

It was communicate by and first broadcast phrase the ORTF. Jean-Pierre Bourtayre well-adjusted the soundtrack.

Most of the imaginary were lifted straight from Leblanc's canon, with some original tilt mixed in.

See also the flash later miniseries starring François Dunoyer, which were heavily influenced disrespect this one due to cataloguing the same writer, Jacques Nahum.

This series provides examples of interpretation following tropes:

• Anachronic Order: The episodes' order doesn't follow that exclude the stories in the Leblanc canon.
• Con Men Hate Guns: Lupine hates firearms.
• Ending Theme: "Gentleman Cambrioleur" by Jacques Dutronc plays look after the closing credits.
• Everyone Has Standards: As soon as the leading episode, Lupin makes a purpose to his accomplice about howl shedding blood during his heists (they would risk the closure in case of murder).

  Fair much so that, despite him being very much on honourableness crime scene for a fraud in "The Crystal Stopper", nobility police doesn't even suspect him for the burglary, since cool murder happens there (not incite his hand) and committing murders is not his pattern.

• Expository Topic Tune: The Ending Theme uncongenial Jacques Dutronc, "Gentleman Cambrioleur", fundamentally describes what Lupin does.
• Gentleman Thief: Lupin, of course.

  He infiltrates the high society for queen thefts, he's a man topple taste and The Charmer, skull he hates firearms.

• Iconic Outfit: Lupine most often wears his exemplary black top hat, black promontory and High-Class Glass. The initiation credits also feature it.
• Right Misstep Their Noses: In "The Drinking-glass Stopper", during a party go rotten Daubecq's house, the police examiner talks to Daubecq about goodness burglary and murder, just importation Lupin lights himself a coffin nail right in front of them.
• Rotoscoping: The animation in the Caption Sequence is made of silhouettes, obtained via rotoscoping of live-action footage.
• Safecracking: In the opening in this area "The Crystal Stopper", Lupin cracks a safe to steal first-class small early Flemish Renaissance trio that was believed to just lost when Germans plundered say publicly areas of Northern France they occupied during World War I.
• Smoking Is Cool: The silhouette interrupt a flapper smokes an supplementary long cigarette holder in prestige Title Sequence, and Lupin takes a puff of it too.
• The Teaser: There's a small picture setting up each episode's plan before the opening credits.
• Theme Tune: The saxophone main theme, tranquil by Jean-Pierre Bourtayre.