
How to Replace a Heart
“In this stylish caper, Peter and Audrey must master the art of the "fake-flirt" and the high-stakes swap to steal a $10 million masterpiece and settle a debt with a vengeful mob boss.”
Synopsis
In the high-stakes sequel How to Replace a Heart, the fallout from their previous heist catches up with Peter and Audrey when they are hunted down by the ruthless Ms. Bridger and a disgruntled bodyguard. To settle a massive debt and recover a stolen necklace, the pair is forced into a daring new operation: stealing a "real" masterpiece from the private collection of a wealthy divorcée named Grace. Working alongside their former adversaries, they infiltrate a Lake Washington gala undercover as cater-waiters, utilizing a complex diversion involving a wine-drenched painting and a timed security reset. While Peter distracts the mark with a calculated "fake-flirtation," Audrey orchestrates a seamless swap of the multimillion-dollar artwork. However, as they deliver the prize to clear their names, they remain unaware that their target is already planning a personal vendetta. This slick follow-up blends romantic tension with a double-crossing caper where no one's heart—or art—is truly safe.
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Type: Teaser • Published 2025-12-15
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Production Budget
$3K
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Worldwide Gross
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- T.E. Hirschler
- Screenplay & Story
- T.E. Hirschler, Wallace Simpson
- Original Score
- Wallace Simpson
- Original Title
- How to Replace a Heart
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 15m
- Production Budget
- $3K
- Production Studios
- QET Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
T.E. Hirschler
T.E. Hirschler, Wallace Simpson
Wallace Simpson
Jason Glenn
T.E. Hirschler
T.E. Hirschler, Wallace Simpson
Department Leadership Roster
T.E. Hirschler
Writer
Wallace Simpson
Writer
T.E. Hirschler
Director
Jason Glenn
Director of Photography
T.E. Hirschler
Editor
T.E. Hirschler
Producer
Wallace Simpson
Producer
Wallace Simpson
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About How to Replace a Heart
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is How to Replace a Heart about?
In the high-stakes sequel How to Replace a Heart, the fallout from their previous heist catches up with Peter and Audrey when they are hunted down by the ruthless Ms. Bridger and a disgruntled bodyguard. To settle a massive debt and recover a stolen necklace, the pair is forced into a daring new operation: stealing a "real" masterpiece from the private collection of a wealthy divorcée named Grace. Working alongside their former adversaries, they infiltrate a Lake Washington gala undercover as cater-waiters, utilizing a complex diversion involving a wine-drenched painting and a timed security reset. While Peter distracts the mark with a calculated "fake-flirtation," Audrey orchestrates a seamless swap of the multimillion-dollar artwork. However, as they deliver the prize to clear their names, they remain unaware that their target is already planning a personal vendetta. This slick follow-up blends romantic tension with a double-crossing caper where no one's heart—or art—is truly safe.
Who directed How to Replace a Heart?
How to Replace a Heart was directed by T.E. Hirschler.
Who stars in How to Replace a Heart?
The principal cast of How to Replace a Heart includes Geena Pietromonaco, Jon Meggison, Rohish Deshmukh, Reuben James Hernandez, Corryn Gutierrez.
When was How to Replace a Heart released and how long is it?
How to Replace a Heart was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 15m.
Who composed the musical score for How to Replace a Heart?
The original motion picture soundtrack for How to Replace a Heart was composed by Wallace Simpson.
















