Show Notes
After a frightening home invasion, Monsieur Rateur finds himself swept up into a mystery of stolen submarine plans, broken hearts, and a secret that may put the safety of the country at risk! What is Arsene Lupin's role in all of this, and will Rateur be able to keep track of all the names at play and the people tromping through his new home in search of the answers?
Adapted by Robin Berl, Chelsea Cook, and Jake Lewis
Based upon the short story by: Maurice LeBlanc
Edited and Directed by Jake Lewis
Featuring the voice talents of:
Radio Announcer: Stephanie Wolfe
Antoine: Phil Chin
Rateur: Dave Joria
Daspry: Sven Wiberg
Gentleman: Richard Clark
Ganimard: Mark O'Donnell
Clothilde Andermatt: Julie Butters
George Andermatt: Bryan Butters
Albert Varin: Elijah Baker
More from The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin: The Radio Plays
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