Signé Arsène Lupin
Directed by	Yves Robert
Written by	Maurice Leblanc Yves Robert Jean-Paul Rappeneau Diego Fabbri
Starring	Robert Lamoureux
Cinematography	Maurice Barry
Music by	Georges Van Parys
Release date	1959
Language	French

Signé Arsène Lupin ( Italian: Il ritorno di Arsenio Lupin, also known as Signed, Arsene Lupin) is a 1959 French-Italian crime film written and directed by Yves Robert. It is the sequel of The Adventures of Arsène Lupin (1957). ^{[1] [2]}

Plot

Arsène Lupin and his accomplice La Ballu rob a villa. Being disturbed by the police, they have time to take a picture. This painting represents a fresco in three parts, La Ballu steals the second painting. The third painting is in the Florence Museum but when Lupin arrives, the painting is gone.

Cast

• Robert Lamoureux: André Laroche / Arsène Lupin
• Alida Valli: Aurelia Valeano
• Jacques Dufilho: Albert
• Robert Dalban: Inspector Béchoux
• Michel Etcheverry: Van Nelden
• Jean Galland: General
• Harold Kay: Henri
• Paul Müller: Attache at the embassy in Rome
• Ginette Pigeon: Agnès
• Roger Dumas: Isidore Beautrelet aka Véritas
• Yves Robert: La Ballu
• Gabriel Gobin: Employee of the SNCF
• Paul Préboist: Drunk man
• Robert Rollis: Traveler on the train

References

External links

• Signé Arsène Lupin at IMDb

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