Sherlock Holmes, though no episodes of this have survived to the present day.
The pair are also believed to have faced off in a 1910 movie serial titled Arsène Lupin Vs. However, after legal complaints from Sherlock author Arthur Conan Doyle, the name was changed to Herlock Sholmes when that magazine story first appeared in a book-an ironically thin disguise in a book about someone who was able to faultlessly take on other personas. In a 1906 story, an elderly Holmes meets Lupin for the first time.Īrsene Lupin is an iconic French character that inspired Netflix's 'Lupin'. The original writer of the character, Maurice Leblanc, wrote about the exploits of the monocled master thief and master of disguise across 17 novels, nearly 40 novellas and four plays from the early 20th century until his death in 1941.Īs Arsène Lupin was famous for getting away with his crimes, and Sherlock was famed for always cracking the case, it was of course only a matter of time before the pair faced off. He was also introduced later, with the first Arsène Lupin story being published in a French magazine. In some ways, the character is France's equivalent of Sherlock Holmes, though Lupin is on the other side of the law to that master detective.
This story is one of the many exploits of Arsène Lupin, a character who is a household name in France, but the gentleman thief is far less well known in America and the rest of Europe. Lupin on Netflix, Part 1 of which is streaming now and Part 2 of which is coming soon, tells the story of Assane Diop (played by Omar Sy), a janitor who decides to steal Marie Antoinette's necklace from the Louvre, inspired by a similar heist from a story Assane had read to him as a child.
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