Mystery shrouded Netflix’s original TV show Lupin the first time it was announced as people wondered if this was going to be a modern version of the famous gentleman burglar a la BBC’s Sherlock Holmes. But upon its release in January 2020, audiences were more than pleased and riveted at the story of Assane Diop, who employs the fictional thief’s strategies, to go after the man who framed his father.
George Kay, the showrunner, has said in a press conference, “The central thing is to make it as fun as possible.” But in describing Part 2, which drops today, he continues, “Assane’s story gets more intense. You know where we leave off at the end of Part One. It’s obviously a really intense personal situation.”
The filming of Part 2 was a little complicated because, y’know, Covid. “I could either go back to London and…
