Wallace Simpson

A film crew documents the historic 100th Annual Stone Skipping Competition held at the Bridgeport Resort featuring the return of the record holder, Darren Wise.

A killer makes preparations: Crushed teeth become the perfect primer for the costume and the blood from the human organs makes for an extra vibrant red on the lips.

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.

Drowning in gambling debt to a ruthless mob boss, Peter is forced to play the fall guy in a high-stakes heist targeting actress Diana Holliday’s $3.5 million diamond necklace. His partner-in-crime is Audrey, a charismatic thief who orchestrated the scheme to clear Peter's tab and secure their future. As chaos erupts at a winery event, Peter creates a desperate distraction while Audrey makes her move. But the real score isn't just the main stone—it's what they can secretly pocket while the mob is looking the other way. In this slick, stylish caper, the pair learns that while love might be a game, stealing a heart requires a lot of finesse.

A Role to Die For