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Leverage: Redemption is an action crime drama series co-created by John Rogers and Chris Downey. The Freevee and later on Prime Video series is set a year after the death of Nathan Ford, and it follows his widow Sophie as she gathers his former crew to continue the work they were doing before. Leverage: Redemption stars Gina Bellman, Christian Kane, Beth Riesgraf, Aleyse Shannon, and Noah Wyle. So, if you loved the thrilling capers, intense drama, and entertaining characters in Leverage: Redemption, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Leverage is an action crime thriller series co-created by John Rogers and Chris Downey. The TNT series follows Nathan Ford, a former insurance investigator, leading a team consisting of a thief, a grifter, a hacker, and a hitter to pull off impossible heists...

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The Sticky is a Canadian heist dark comedy crime thriller series created by Brian Donovan and Ed Herro. Based on the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist, the Prime Video series follows Ruth Landry, a Canadian maple syrup farmer whose farm is under threat of foreclosure and decides to steal millions of dollars worth of maple syrup as revenge with the help of a Bostonian mobster and a French-Canadian security guard. The Sticky stars Margo Martindale, Chris Diamantopoulos, Guillaume Cyr, Gita Miller, Guy Nadon, Mickaël Gouin, Suzanne Clément, Mark O’Brien, Meegwun Fairbrother, and Jamie Lee Curtis. So, if you loved the dark comedy, crime thriller elements, and compelling characters in The Sticky, here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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Sneaky Pete is a dark comedy crime drama series created...

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The intricate planning, a bunch of misfits coming together, and an impossible amount of money all come together and result in a thrilling heist. The heist genre is generally one of the most popular sub-genres out because of all the thrills and mystery you can have in the plot while also having a ton of fun. So, if you are a heist genre fan, Netflix is the streaming service for you, as it has some of the best heist shows you can find anywhere.

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Kaleidoscope is a heist thriller drama series created by Eric Garcia. The Netflix series follows a master thief and his crew as they try to $7 billion, but their internal conflict and greed get in the way of their plans. Kaleidoscope is known for its unique way of presenting its story because...

Promotional image for Lupin Season 4 featuring the main cast (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The gentleman thief, Assane Diop, crept back into Paris and graced our Netflix screens again, serving a delicious feast of heists and hijinks. As the modern-day Arsène Lupin, Assane donned countless costumes and accents, pulling off some pretty improbable raids on the rich.

From cheating death to rescuing his mother and throwing his best friend Benjamin under the bus, the escapades were nothing short of thrilling. But now that he’s hanging up his collection of Maurice Leblanc books and contemplating prison time, fans are left wondering: what’s next for Lupin?

When will Lupin season 4 air?

The last season of Lupin dropped in early October 2023, but since then, Netflix has been radio silent on a potential season four renewal. However, George Kay, the show’s creator, teased some intriguing possibilities during a chat with Variety. He mentioned,...

Warning: Spoilers lie ahead for Lupin season 3!

Lupin creator George Kay discusses the possibility of a season 4, stating that the show has "very ambitious foundations" and is set up for a long life. The finale of season 3 suggests that Assane's story is not over, with indications that he may have misplaced his trust and new circumstances for him to navigate. It is unclear if Netflix will produce a Lupin season 4, but if it does, it will be intriguing to see how Assane deals with being in prison and receiving a letter from Hubert.

Lupin’s future gets a cautious update from creator George Kay after season 3 revealed Assane’s fate. The Netflix show premiered in 2021 and follows Assane Diop (Omar Sy), a professional thief inspired by the stories of Arsène Lupin, who seeks to avenge his late father by targeting the wealthy family that wronged him. Through its first three seasons,...

Lupin Part 3 delivers with a charismatic lead and clever heists, providing answers to unanswered questions and further developing Assane Diop's character and relationships. The new season starts with an intense heist and continues with a captivating and thrilling story that combines heists with character development. Despite occasional unnecessary flashbacks and subplots, Lupin Part 3 maintains its sharp execution and surprises with its slick writing, driven narrative, and charismatic performances.

Lupin finally returns to Netflix with Part 3 — and the wait was well worth it. The French series, created by George Kay, combines charisma, clever heists, and a personable lead to bring its story to life. And while Part 3’s plot isn’t as intense as Part 1’s, Lupin is still firing on all cylinders. The new season provides answers to unanswered questions from the previous two parts, which further fleshes out Assane Diop’s character and his personal relationships. With...

This article contains spoilers for Netflix’s Lupin season 3.

When you’re a gentleman thief renowned for his jewel heists, how do you top yourself? By killing the legend. In the latest installment of George Kay’s Lupin, Assane Diop (Omar Sy) faked his own death to protect his family, only to be drawn back into the world of the living when his mother Mariama (Naky Sy Savane) was kidnapped by a dangerous figure from his past. For the first time forced into heists not of his own choosing, Assane has had to rely on his encyclopedic knowledge of literary gentleman thief Arsène Lupin—as well as his usual arsenal of impeccable disguises—to pay a thieves’ ransom in stolen pearls, paintings, and bracelets.

While each heist was the usual blend of clever hiding-in-plain-sight and intricate two-days-ago time jumps that viewers have come to expect, the overall season arc of Lupin Part 3 was relatively straightforward…...

Early in the new season of Netflix’s Lupin, a pair of reporters argue about the best way to cover the continuing saga of Assane Diop, the master thief who has become a celebrity and cult hero in their native France. As the writers consider Assane’s story so far — depicted in the wildly popular run of episodes that debuted back in 2021 — one of them suggests that after so many wild twists and turns, “There’s nothing left to say.”

It will not shock you at all to learn that the reporters do,...

The highly anticipated Lupin: Part 3 promises to introduce a deeper exploration of the vulnerabilities and strengths of the charismatic gentleman thief, Assane Diop. A new trailer showcases Assane challenging the norms of thievery and inviting spectators to witness his audacious heists. The captivating narrative of Lupin: Part 3 is rooted in Assane's vengeful journey driven by his father's wrongful accusation.

The tales of the suave French outlaw, Arsène Lupin, recognized globally as the epitome of elegance and audacity, are gearing up to captivate audiences once more on Netflix. As the dappled October light prepares to cast its glow, a figure emerges from the shadows, embodying both finesse and bravado: Assane Diop, the indomitable gentleman thief, is back to dazzle us with yet another exhilarating chapter in Lupin: Part 3, for which a new trailer has now been unveiled.

This bewitching installment, fervently anticipated by enthusiasts of the series, propels us...

Netflix just unveiled the trailer for the new installment for the Lupin series. Last year, Netflix gave fans a sneak peek into Lupin Part 3. The anticipation has been building up ever since, leading up to yesterday’s Tudum global event in Brazil.

With the newly released clip, it only added fuel to the ever-growing fire of excitement. The clip showcases Assane, as dashing and daring as ever, traversing the rooftops of France in a seemingly impossible escape​​. The trailer shows Lupin Part 3 continues right where the second season left off. If it is any indication of what to expect, then the upcoming third season will be as thrilling as the first two predecessors.

In this new chapter, we find our hero, Assane Diop, needing to go ‘underground’ after exacting his revenge on his rich and powerful nemesis Hubert Pelligrini (portrayed by Hervé Pierre). The stakes are higher than ever for Assane,...

Does Hollywood even know what to do with Omar Sy? For years, the captivating and charismatic French actor has been relegated to, at best, minor roles in tentpoles like "Captain America: The First Avenger," "X-Men: Days of Future Past," and the "Jurassic World" trilogy. He put his charms and comedy skills to work as a dog-loving mail carrier in "The Call of the Wild," but beyond that, Sy is basically a no-name in the eyes of your average U.S. moviegoer.

Thank goodness, then, for "Lupin," the Netflix heist thriller show that's almost single-handedly made Sy a known entity in the U.S. It's a bit surprising it's taken off, too, given its source material. The French TV series centers on Assane Diop (Sy), a cunning master of disguise and expert thief seeking payback against Hubert Pellegrini (Hervé Pierre) — the slimy business tycoon who framed Assane's late father and got...

Here is a wrap-up of the news you need to know from Thursday, April 20, 2023.

Ted Lasso may be wrapping up, but one of its stars is sticking around at Apple TV+.

News broke this week to reveal the Emmy winner will host Hannah Waddingham: Home for Christmas.

Special guests are set to be announced at a later date.

Beyond that, details are scarce for this project.

So, we're playing a waiting game on this one!

Also at Apple TV+, the streaming service has announced a first-look teaser for Lessons in Chemistry, a new drama series starring Brie Larson.

Set in the early 1950s, Lessons in Chemistry follows Elizabeth Zott (played by Larson), whose dream of being a scientist is put on hold in a patriarchal society.

When Elizabeth finds herself fired from her lab, she accepts a job as a host on a TV cooking show, and sets out to...

The first poster for Lupin Part 3 has been released, finally revealing the date of the show's Netflix return. First airing on the streamer in 2021, Lupin follows suave thief Assane Diop, played by Omar Sy, who sets out for revenge against a wealthy family after their injustice against his father. The show, which is created by George Kay, returned for Part 2 several months after Part 1, with Part 3 commencing production in November of 2021.

Now, Netflix has shared the first poster for Lupin Part 3, confirming the new batch of episodes will release on October 25, 2023.

Guess who's back in the city of light. Lupin Part 3 premieres October 5. pic.twitter.com/5k7k07G7k0 — Netflix (@netflix) April 20, 2023

The poster and Netflix's caption, shared above, for the new batch of episodes also reveals that Assane is back in Paris after the events of the Part 2 finale. With the first poster having now been released, it's...

This piece contains spoilers for Netflix’s Lupin Part 2.

Netflix’s Lupin ended Part 1 on the ultimate fannish moment, with Officer Youssef Guedira (Soufiane Guerrab) addressing Assane Diop (Omar Sy) as “Arsène Lupin?”—and then picked up Part 2 with Assane responding in turn, identifying his new ally Guedira as “Ganimard,” the name of Lupin’s archnemesis. Throughout the latter five episodes of George Kay’s (Killing Eve) French crime drama, the gentleman thief and the police officer replicate their literary heroes’ dynamic—shifting between rivals on opposite sides of the law to something approaching friendship—while evolving the relationship beyond Maurice Leblanc’s original characters.

“Who could baffle the schemes of Arsène Lupin better than Ganimard, the patient and astute detective?” Leblanc writes early on in Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar. Wherever the gentleman thief is mentioned, his law-abiding archrival quickly follows, hot on the metaphorical trail. Like the best cat-and-mouse pairs,...

The satisfied smile of Assane Diop as he walks away from people he’s just foiled is an incandescent marvel. To say that “Lupin” succeeds because of the man behind that smile, Omar Sy, is a vast understatement. Take him out of this show — whether in the first five episodes that became an early-2021, word-of-mouth international hit or in the second five that make up what Netflix calls “Part 2” — and it’s hard to imagine any other part of it equipped to handle what the confidence in that title performance brings.

It’s odd, then, that “Lupin” Part 2 tries its hardest to sideline so much of that Sy playfulness that made up the bulk of what got people hooked back in January. Instead, the show doubles down on its conspiracy side, threads through even more of its time-hopping setups, and makes its way to a finale that seems as stuck...

This piece contains spoilers for Netflix’s Lupin Part 2.

Netflix’s French crime drama Lupin began by adapting Maurice Leblanc’s Arsène Lupin adventure “The Queen’s Necklace,” but while the ten episodes have put new spins on other Lupin stories, the overall story concerns the eponymous necklace and how it links the Pellegrini and Diop families across twenty-five years. The recently-released Part 2 resolves the series’ biggest question: Will Assane Diop (Omar Sy) be able to have his revenge on Hubert Pellegrini (Hervé Pierre)? More vitally, will he be able to do so while upholding Arsène Lupin’s code of the gentleman thief—that is, to get justice without killing?

“Chapter 10” wraps up the Pellegrini conflict with what Assane refers to as “our last show”—an epic heist where the valuable to be stolen is a few minutes’ privacy alone with Pellegrini. That the confrontation takes place at the Théâtre...

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you have not yet watched Part 2 of “Lupin,” streaming now on Netflix.

Much of the fun of watching Netflix’s original series “Lupin,” inspired by the Maurice Leblanc books, is in anticipating what cleverness and charm Assane Diop (played by Omar Sy) will deploy to meet his goals. Fans of the famous French novels are looking for nods to the stories, while those who have never heard of the “gentleman thief” Arsène Lupin are simply engrossed in the thrill of watching Assane, say, steal Marie Antoinette’s jewels from the Louvre.

With the anticipated premiere of part two of the story on Friday, series creator and showrunner George Kay continues to thread that needle as Assane rushes to save his son Raoul (Etan Simon) from the clutches of one of Hubert Pellegrini’s henchmen and prove Pellegrini’s guilt in framing Assane’s father.

(Warning: This post contains spoilers for Part 1 of Netflix’s “Lupin.”)

When Netflix’s smash-hit French series “Lupin” returns with five new episodes this summer, they will bring a much-anticipated conclusion to the first chapter of the Omar Sy-led mystery thriller. And with the Friday release of that action-packed teaser for Part 2, fans are surely wondering if this second installment is also the show’s final.

“We don’t know,” “Lupin” star Sy told TheWrap Saturday. “So of course, at the end of the 10 episodes, we’re going to close something. But the end of something is always the beginning of something else. So we’ll see.”

The five-episode Part 1 of “Lupin” debuted globally Jan. 8 on Netflix and became the first-ever French series to crack the streaming service’s Top 10 list in the U.S. that same week. According to Netflix, 70 million households were projected to have watched “Lupin...

Lupin is back, and the search is on for Raoul (Etan Simon). The first part of the popular Netflix French import found professional criminal Assane Diop (Omar Sy) trying to get to the bottom of a crime his father apparently committed against the powerful Pellegrini family. By the end of the season, Assane and Claire (Ludivine Sagnier) were searching desperately for their son Raoul, who had just been kidnapped by the Pellegrini henchman, Leonard (Adama Niane). In a new teaser for part two, which premieres this summer, their search continues, and it looks like Assane and Leonard are about to have a showdown.  "If you touch my son, I'll kill you," Assane tells Leonard via phone, while...

While an official date has yet to be set, Netflix's mega-popular French crime series Lupin is poised to return to conclude Part 2 in summer 2021. The fifth and final chapter of Part 1 left off with a cliffhanger as gentleman thief Assane Diop (Omar Sy) had his idyllic day at the beach with Claire (Ludivine Sagnier) and Raoul (Etan Simon) interrupted by a visit from the police.

Related: Lupin: What It Does Better Than Money Heist (& What Misses The Mark)

Assane may be facing legal trouble in Part 2, but fans expect he will use his wily maneuvers and mastery of disguise to wiggle his way to safety. But whether he will be able to top these skillful tricks, cons, and scams is another matter altogether.

Netflix is on to a winner with Lupin.

That much we've known since the streamer announced that it's on track to reach 70 million subscribers in its first 28 days.

Inspired by Arsène Lupin's adventures, gentleman thief Assane Diop sets out to avenge his father for an injustice inflicted by a wealthy family.

The addictive follows professional thief Assane Diop, the only son of an immigrant from Senegal who had come to France to seek a better life for his child.

Assane's father is framed for the theft of an expensive diamond necklace by his employer, the wealthy and powerful Hubert Pellegrini, and hangs himself in his prison cell out of shame, leaving the teenage Assane an orphan.

Twenty-five years later, inspired by a book about gentleman thief Arsène Lupin his father had given him on his birthday, Assane sets out to get revenge on the Pellegrini family, using his charisma and mastery of thievery,...

This piece contains spoilers for Netflix’s Lupin.

Netflix’s compelling French crime comedy-drama Lupin ended Part 1 on a hell of a cliffhanger. Yes, there’s Assane Diop’s (Omar Sy) son Raoul (Etan Simon) getting snatched by Pellegrini’s cleaner Leonard (Adama Niane) in the Maurice Leblanc-obsessed town of Étretat, though honestly that had been telegraphed throughout “Chapter 5.” The real stunner is when Officer Guedira (Soufiane Guerrab), perhaps the only person whose Lupin fandom rivals Assane’s, tracks down the gentleman thief and addresses him as, “Arsène Lupin?”

And that’s where Part 1 ends, with two adversaries—who might well become allies—finally meeting on the beach while fellow fans in top hats, capes, and monocles venture out to the Hollow Needle, not knowing the potential tragedy that could unfold in Étretat. Where can Lupin go from here?

Thankfully, Netflix has already confirmed that Part 2 will premiere later...

Among the many comic delights of Lupin, the French heist series that premiered on Netflix earlier this month, is an unspoken one. Time and again, the show’s hero, master thief Assane Diop (Omar Sy) is able to slip into a place unnoticed, or by assuming a minor disguise that prevents witnesses from providing an accurate description of him to law enforcement. Why is this funny? Because Omar Sy is six feet three (and, since most actors are short, seems even taller), is roughly as wide as soccer pitch, and...

This piece contains spoilers for Netflix’s Lupin.

Lupin, Netflix’s witty French mystery drama about a modern-day gentleman thief, constructs all of its cleverly layered mythology around a figure known as Arsène Lupin: smart, suave, a master of disguise, always one step ahead. Considering how much attention Assane Diop (Omar Sy) invests into adopting Lupin’s identity, not to mention how Officer Guedira (Soufiane Guerrab) devotes his equally fannish knowledge to following Diop’s tracks, it makes perfect sense to wonder, is Arsène Lupin real?

And here is where the answer is tricky, in a fun way: Arsène Lupin is not a real person, but he is a real fictional character outside of Lupin the series. Created in 1905 by French author Maurice Leblanc as a response to the popularity of Arthur Conan Doyle’s Great Detective Sherlock Holmes (created in 1887), the charismatic burglar is a reversal of Holmes in almost every way,...