The grandson of a legendary gentleman burglar assembles a team of thieves to steal a Cleopatran necklace from two parties - an ally-turned-rival, and an underworld tycoon.
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| Shun Oguri | ... | Lupin the 3rd | |
| Jerry Yan | ... | Michael Lee | |
| Tetsuji Tamayama | ... | Daisuke Jigen | |
| Gô Ayano | ... | Goemon Ishikawa | |
| Meisa Kuroki | ... | Fujiko Mine | |
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Kim Jun | ... | Pierre |
| Thanayong Wongtrakul | ... | Royal (as Thanayong Wonthakul {Kradum}) | |
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Yuka Nakayama | ... | Maria |
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Kazutaka Yoshii | ... | Saber |
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Shunichi Yamaguchi | ... | Jiro |
| Yayaying Rhatha Phongam | ... | Miss V (as Rhatha Phongam {Ya Ya Ying}) | |
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Kohtee Aramboy | ... | Joseph (as Jaroenpron Onlamai {Kotti}) |
| Vithaya Pansringarm | ... | Naron (as Vithaya Pansringarm {Pu}) | |
| Nirut Sirichanya | ... | Pramuk (as Nirut Sirichanya {Ning}) | |
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Geoffrey Giuliano | ... | Anatoli (as Geoffrex Giuliano) |
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The grandson of a legendary gentleman burglar assembles a team of thieves to steal a Cleopatran necklace from two parties - an ally-turned-rival, and an underworld tycoon.
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Yû Yamada, who plays the Japan Airlines hostess who catches Lupin's eye, is Shun Oguri's wife. See more »Goofs
When Zenigata presents Lupin's file to the Hong Kong police, his name is presented as "Lupin the 3rd". Although this is a common spelling of the character's name, it is not the formal form ("Lupin III") that would likely be used by an organization such as Interpol. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I really enjoyed this film.
I've seen the anime a few times, but I could never get into it. The film leads someone with no experience carefully into their world while (according to my friends who've seen it) pay a nod in all the right places to the original work.
I can see where a non-Japanese audience is going to have problems with the film:
How do you shoot a film with an international cast which live in a world where Japanese is the lingua franca? You dub it. I came close to leaving the theater to tell the staff the tracking was off but it quickly became obvious what they were doing. Honestly, it could be distracting but if you think about it, every animation works on the same principle.
(One benefit to the dubbing is that they could use actors with animation quality voices to fill the voice roles for many of the actors, or allow the principals to animate their voices in a way that would look unnatural in real life.)
Also, they shot the film in HDR (high dynamic range) which really animated the facial expressions and heighten the the boundary between real and imagined scenery -- a huge plus in this kind of film, and especially beautiful to watch on the big screen.
Oguri Shun's performance was top notch. He nailed the role. The other characters hit their character's tone, too. And when you see the situation the characters will find themselves in, you'll see they are not played as one dimensionally as the typical anime/cartoon to live action film. Their situations are complex and multifaceted.
I recommend this film. It's entertaining, beautiful to watch, presents the genre in a new way, and gives you a dose of Japanese-isms.