"A Man's Castle" – 2:41 "The Chess Game" – 5:58 "Cash and Carry" – 2:35 "His Eyes, Her Eyes", performed by Michel Legrand – 2:17 "Playing the Field" – 5:48 "Moments of Love" – 2:19 "The Boston Wrangler" – 2:49 "Doubting Thomas" – 3:48 "The Crowning Touch" – 2:59 "The Windmills of Your Mind" – 2:22 "His Eyes, Her Eyes" – 2:15 "The Windmills of Your Mind", performed by Noel Harrison – 2:25 "Knock, Knock" – 0:50 "The Gang" – 3:02 "Getaway" – 0:52 "Escapeline" – 1:28 "Cemetery" – 1:20 "More Cemetery" – 1:19 "Enter Vicky" – 0:25 "The Windmills of Your Mind", performed by Noel Harrison – 1:25 "Polo" – 0:47 "Brandy" – 1:33 "Chess Anyone?" – 4:26 "Let's Play Something Else" – 1:18 "Togetherness" – 1:38 "Don't Bug Me" – 1:15 "Beach House" – 1:01 "Love Montage" – 1:21 "No Deals" – 1:01 "All My Love, Tommy" – 3:07 In popular culture The film's famous kissing scene, which is depicted on the film's poster, is famously used in Hal Ashby's Being There (1979). Ashby was The Thomas Crown Affair'''s associate producer and editor. In 1998, pop star Madonna released a video for her single "The Power of Good-Bye", based on the chess scene from the movie. Remakes The 1999 remake stars Pierce Brosnan as Crown, Rene Russo as the insurance investigator, and Denis Leary as the detective. The original film's co-star Faye Dunaway also appears as Crown's therapist. This version is different from the original in that it is set in New York rather than Boston and the robbery is of a priceless painting, a Monet, instead of cash, among other story line differences, including the complete lack of violence in Thomas Crown's crimes. In 2016, The Hollywood Reporter'' announced that actor Michael B. Jordan had approached Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer regarding a new remake of the film, with him in the lead role; there was no script nor director at the time of the announcement. As of September 2022, no such remake has been released. See also List of American films of 1968 References External links 1968 films 1968 crime drama films 1960s heist films 1968 romantic drama films American crime drama films American heist films American romantic drama films Films scored by Michel Legrand Films about bank robbery Films directed by Norman Jewison Films set in Boston Films set in Massachusetts Films shot in Massachusetts Films shot in New