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Cat's Eyes 2024

TV series · 63 min · French · November 11, 2024

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Cat's Eyes is a French heist crime drama television series that originated from the 1981–85 manga series Cat's Eye by Tsukasa Hojo, created by Michel Catz. The show is produced by Big Band Story for TF1, with Amazon Prime Video handling the first season and Disney+ taking over for the second. Set in Paris, it centers on the three Chamade sisters who are art thieves aiming to gather all the pieces owned by their missing father. The roles of the sisters are played by Camille Lou, Constance Labbé, and Claire Romain.

Development of the series was revealed by the TF1 Group in April 2023, with Benjamin Dupont-Jubien and Mehdi Sabbar as producers. Casting started in June 2023, when Lou, Labbé, and Romain were confirmed for their parts. Principal photography occurred in Île-de-France, primarily Paris, beginning in October 2023. The first season had a budget of €25 million, making it the most costly production on the network and the second most expensive French television series ever created.

Before its French premiere, Cat's Eyes debuted in Belgium and Switzerland on 6 November 2024 on RTL-TVI and 8 November on RTS 1. It launched in France on 11 November through TF1. Internationally, the show began on 18 December on Amazon Prime Video in selected regions, later appearing on Hulu and Disney+'s Hulu hub in 2026.

In February 2025, the series was ordered for a second season, which premiered simultaneously on TF1 and Disney+'s Hulu hub on 12 October 2026. The complete season became available on 19 October on that platform.

Cast

Crew

Director
Alexandre Laurent
Creator
Michel Catz
Producer
Benjamin Dupont-Jubien, Mehdi Sabbar
Executive producer
Stéphane Amphoux
Cinematography
Jean-Philippe Gosselin
Music
François Lietout

Details

Production
Be-Films (season 2), Big Band Story, TF1 Production, Umedia (season 2)
Network
Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, TF1 (France)

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