Stealing also has to be learned

Movie
German title	Stealing also has to be learned
Original title	Arsène Lupine versus Arsène Lupine
Country of production	France , Italy
original language	French
Publishing year	1962
length	115 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Édouard Molinaro
script	Georges Neveux
production	François Chavane
music	Georges van Parys
camera	Pierre Petit
cut	Monique Isnardon Robert Isnardon
occupation
Jean-Claude Brialy : François de Vierne Jean-Pierre Cassel : Gérard Dagmar Françoise Dorléac : Nathalie Cartier Geneviève Grad : Catherine de Poldavie Mary Marquet : Elisabeth de Poldavie Michel Vitold : Baron von Krantz Jean Le Poulain : Prefect of Police Anne Vernon : Mme Bellac Henri Virlogeux : Ganimard Yvonne Clech : Mme de Vierne Henri Garcin : Hans Daniel Cauchy : Charly

Stealing also has to be learned (original title: Arsène Lupine contre Arsène Lupine ) is a French feature film by Édouard Molinaro from 1962.

action

After the funeral of André Laporte, a suspicion grows in the police prefect. The dead man was the master thief Arsène Lupine . He does not know that he left two biological sons: François de Vierne and Gérard Dagmar. After the death of the king of Poldavia, his widow Elisabeth travels to Paris with her daughter Catherine. A usurper is after the throne. The Lupine sons, both of different social origins, now mess with the villainous Baron von Krantz.

Reviews

The lexicon of international films called the film a gag-rich, "only a bit tiring entertainment film at the end, which with a light hand stages an intelligent parody of very serious crime novels."

Web links

• Also stealing to be learned in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Stealing must also be learned. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .