Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Shun Oguri | ... | Lupin the 3rd | |
Jerry Yan | ... | Michael Lee | |
Tetsuji Tamayama | ... | Daisuke Jigen | |
Gô Ayano | ... | Goemon Ishikawa | |
Meisa Kuroki | ... | Fujiko Mine | |
![]() |
Kim Jun | ... | Pierre |
Thanayong Wongtrakul | ... | Royal (as Thanayong Wonthakul {Kradum}) | |
![]() |
Yuka Nakayama | ... | Maria |
![]() |
Kazutaka Yoshii | ... | Saber |
![]() |
Shunichi Yamaguchi | ... | Jiro |
Yayaying Rhatha Phongam | ... | Miss V (as Rhatha Phongam {Ya Ya Ying}) | |
![]() |
Kohtee Aramboy | ... | Joseph (as Jaroenpron Onlamai {Kotti}) |
Vithaya Pansringarm | ... | Naron (as Vithaya Pansringarm {Pu}) | |
Nirut Sirichanya | ... | Pramuk (as Nirut Sirichanya {Ning}) | |
Geoffrey Giuliano | ... | Anatoli (as Geoffrex Giuliano) |
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.
You will laugh, be entertained and enjoy as a child with this movie. It's one of the better live action adaptations that I've ever seen. It doesn't concern itself with slavishly following the original manga and isn't afraid to make radical changes or new additions to serve the strengths of the film medium. So, you don't have to read the manga or watched the anime to understand what's going in this movie.
The manga styles and movie styles fit the genre perfectly without downplaying either medium, mostly for two principal reasons: a great visual and a great cast.
Shun Oguri is perfectly cast as Lupin and Tadanobu Asano seems the best Zenigata ever.
Beside the script is based on a series of clichés thousand times played in other films it works because it's fun.