Music
- Closing credits music is a classical guitar piece called "Recuerdos de la Alhambra," composed by Francisco Tarrega and played by Pepe Romero.
- The song playing at the bar where Ahmed and Muhammad get the stolen credit card numbers is "Dazz," a 1976 hit song by Brick.
- The song playing in the Luxury Lounge when Christopher looks around at the swag is "Welcome to New York City" by Cam'ron, from the True Crime: New York City's intro, briefly shown in the TV.
- The song being sung by Murmour when making the credit card collection from the Jewish-owned hotel is "Daniel" by Elton John.
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