To Catch A Thief 2: The Woman In Nun's Habit

A former jewel thief, John Robie, now living a quiet life on the French Riviera, is drawn back into his old profession when a series of daring jewel thefts occur. The police suspect him, forcing him to go on the run and try to catch the real culprit himself. Along the way, he encounters a charming American heiress and a suspicious insurance investigator.

This made-for-television sequel to Alfred Hitchcock's classic "To Catch a Thief" was met with a generally lukewarm reception. While it attempted to capture some of the original's charm and suspense, critics often found it to be a pale imitation, lacking the directorial flair and iconic performances of its predecessor. Audiences had mixed reactions, with some appreciating the continuation of the story and the Riviera setting, while others found it predictable and less engaging.

• Lacks the suspense and wit of the original Hitchcock film.

• A competent but uninspired television movie that plays it too safe.

• Relies heavily on its scenic locations but fails to deliver a compelling plot.

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The film was a made-for-television movie, attempting to capitalize on the name recognition of Alfred Hitchcock's 1955 classic, but did not feature any of the original cast or crew.