| Plot Synopsis |
by Hal Erickson |
This follow-up to MGM's 1932 John Barrymore vehicle Arsene Lupin stars the ineluctable Melvyn Douglas. Reported to be dead, suave gentleman jewel thief Arsene Lupin (Douglas) resurfaces under the assumed name of Rene Farrand. Intending to follow the straight and narrow path, Lupin/Farrand reverts to his old larcenous ways when the opportunity to pilfer $250,000 in gems presents itself. Slowing down our hero somewhat is the presence of hotshot American private eye Steve Emerson (Warren William) and glamorous adventuress Lorraine de Grissac (Virginia Bruce). Ironically, both Melvyn Douglas and Warren William also played thief-turned-sleuth Michael Lanyard, aka "The Lone Wolf", over at Columbia. |
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Arsene Lupin
(1916, George Loane Tucker)
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Arsene Lupin
(1917, Paul Scardon)
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Arsene Lupin
(1932, Jack Conway)
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Raffles
(1930, Harry D'Abbadie D'Arrast, George Fitzmaurice)
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Les Aventures d'Arsène Lupin
(1957, Jacques Becker)
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Arsene Lupin Contre Arsene Lupin
(1962, Edouard Molinaro)
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Arsene Lupin Contre Arsene Lupin
(1937, Henri Diamant-Berger)
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Arsene Lupin Detective
(1937, Henri Diamant-Berger)
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Signe Arsene Lupin
(1959, Yves Robert)
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