Feature · 1981 · 102 min · Comedy · Directed by Hal Ashby
Second-Hand Hearts (1981) was filmed in El Paso, Texas, in 1978.
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| Location | Town | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | El Paso | El Paso County | Texas Film Commission |
| Cast | Records | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Robert Blake | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| 2 | Barbara Harris | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| 3 |  Bert Remsen | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| 4 | Shirley Stoler | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Dept | Name | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Director | Hal Ashby | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Writer | Charles Eastman | IMDb search |
| Cinematographer | Haskell Wexler | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Producer | James William Guercio | IMDb · Wikipedia · Wikidata |
| Company | Lorimar Productions | IMDb search |
Film work in El Paso · 9 open calls · Crew rates · Join the crew list · Post a call
| Year | Production | Shot in |
|---|---|---|
| 1982 | The Border | El Paso, Fabens |
| 1982 | Wrong Is Right | El Paso, San Antonio |
| 1982 | Nothing Left to Lose | El Paso |
| 1983 | Lone Wolf McQuade | El Paso, Fabens |
| 1979 | When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder? | El Paso, Fabens |
| Year | Production | Shot in |
|---|---|---|
| 1978 | Dallas TV series | Argyle, Corinth, Dallas |
Second-Hand Hearts poster: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; 1 El Paso: Unknown, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons; Bert Remsen: episode screenshot (ABC), Public domain, Wikimedia Commons; One Battle After Another: © Warner Bros. Pictures, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; The Day After Tomorrow: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Traffic: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Man on Fire: © impawards, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Wild at Heart: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Paris, Texas: © Roger Ebert, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Blue Beetle: © IMP Awards, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Lolita: © IMP Awards, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia.
Texas locations from Wikidata and the Texas Film Commission.