In 2001, Delon starred in the French television drama "Fabio Montale". He played an ageing policeman dressed in stylish clothes, a "signature Delon" role for audiences. The show was a big hit. In 2003, Delon tried to recreate the success of "Fabio Montale" and produced and starred in another French television police drama, "Frank Riva". It did well but less so than "Fabio Montale". He starred, in 2008, as Jules Cesar in the box-office hit "Asterix aux jeux Olympiques" which co-starred Gérard Depardieu. Around this time he mostly took roles in TV movies and also played some roles on the French stage. He directed a TV movie himself in 2008 co-starring Anouk Aimee, titled "Love Letters" based on a play by A.R. Gurney. In 2018, after a seven-year hiatus from cinema, Delon was planning to star in a new movie, titled "La Maison Vide", co-starring Juliette Binoche and directed by Patrice Leconte. However, in November 2018 the French media announced that the project was canceled. No specific reason was given for the cancelation. His last roles to date have been in the 2011 television movie "Une journée ordinaire", in the 2012 Russian production "S Novym godom, Mamy!" in which he starred as himself and he again appeared as himself in the 2019 movie "Toute Ressemblance" as a guest in a talkshow.