Music
The score, composed by Don Davis, was given a promotional release on November 25, 1997, on the Super Tracks Music Group, but has never been released commercially. Having her character Corky play a jaw harp was Gina Gershon's idea. The directors were significantly limited by their budget when it came to choosing songs for the soundtrack. They had wanted to use "The Girl from Ipanema" and Frank Sinatra songs, but could not afford to. The four songs used in the film were not included on the score release.
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