Lonely Hearts

Lonely Hearts (2006)

Lonely Hearts is a 2006 film depicting the efforts of Nassau County Detective Elmer C. "Buster" Robinson (John Travolta) to track and arrest a couple known as the "Lonely Hearts Killers" (played by Jared Leto and Salma Hayek) during the late 1940s after the suicide of his wife. Although the film takes several liberties (for instance, the real Martha Beck was over two hundred pounds, weighing much more than Salma Hayek), it is interesting to note that the film was written and directed by Det. Robinson's grandson Todd Robinson.

The following firearms were used in the film Lonely Hearts:

Smith & Wesson Model 10

Most of the Nassau County detectives, including Elmer C. "Buster" Robinson (John Travolta) and Charlie Hilderbrandt (James Gandolfini) carry Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolvers, also seen in the hands of the Grand Rapids, MI police. After the opening credits, Anne Robinson is seen shooting herself with a Model 10 - most likely belonging to her husband - which Hilderbrandt describes during a voice-over as a "service .38".

Smith & Wesson Model 10 Revolver - .38 Special

Annie drops the Model 10 into the tub after shooting herself in the head.

Robinson's Model 10 sits on a desk near him with some shells.

Robinson aims his Model 10.

Robinson reloads his Model 10 with shells from his right pants pocket.

Hilderbrandt enters the Valley Stream house with his service revolver drawn.

M1911A1

Ray Fernandez (Jared Leto) and Martha Beck (Salma Hayek) travel through the country with a M1911A1, using it in various murders.

Pre-War Colt M1911A1 Commercial - .45 ACP

Martha draws the 1911A1 while in the car with Ray.

Martha places the 1911A1 in an area that makes Ray more than uncomfortable.

Ray draws the 1911A1 when he pulls up to the house outside Grand Rapids.

Ray aims the 1911A1.

Martha looks at the 1911A1 when it is placed to her head.

A policeman shows the 1911A1 to the detectives with only four rounds having been extracted from the magazine.

Colt Official Police

Det. Reilly (Scott Caan) and other Nassau County detectives carry Colt Official Police revolvers.

Colt Official Police - 4" Barrel

The policeman furthest down the range fires an Official Police.

Reilly waves his Official Police around while joking at the Valley Stream house than Fernandez and Beck are probably on the moon.

Remington Model 31

Several Grand Rapids uniformed policemen carry Remington Model 31 field model shotguns.

Remington Model 31 field model - 12 gauge

Policemen with shotguns and revolvers approach Fernandez and Beck's home.

Winchester Model 1897

Several Grand Rapids plainclothes policemen carry Winchester Model 1897 long-barreled shotguns.

Winchester Model 1897 - 12 gauge.

Policemen with shotguns and revolvers approach Fernandez and Beck's home.

A detective holds his Winchester shotgun on Fernandez's head while making the final arrests.

12 Gauge Double Barreled shotgun

A Grand Rapids plainclothes detective carries a Double Barreled Shotgun.

Hilderbrandt and two Michigan detectives stand over Beck while making the final arrests.