in the DVD of the 2022 box set The Complete Picture: The Albums 1991–2012. Track listing Charts and certifications Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications 2022 Nik Kershaw remix "The One and Only" was remixed by writer Nik Kershaw, performed by Hawkes and released by Chrysalis Records solely on downloads on 4 March 2022 as a non-album single. It is also included as a bonus track on the Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music releases of the compilation The Complete Picture: The Albums 1991–2012. Track listing Use in other media A cover of the song by Ellen and the Escapades was featured in the 2014 film L.A. Slasher. Director Duncan Jones featured the song in some of his films. In Moon it is used as the wake-up alarm for the main character (ironically, as he soon discovers he is a clone). In the 2011 film Source Code, the song appears as the cellphone ringtone of the character of Christina. It is heard as background music for a game being played in Jones' 2018 film Mute. A deleted scene in Warcraft would have featured Hawkes himself as a bard playing it on a lute. In 2014, Hawkes performed the song with a flashmob dance group in the streets of Manchester to promote MyMate Loans. In addition, he recorded a version of the song with different lyrics for a MyMate commercial. On many Counter-strike multiplayer servers the lyric "I am the one and only..." plays when a player's teammates have all been killed leaving him as the only remaining player from his team. Polish musician Jacek Stachursky covered the song with altered lyrics on his 2000 album 1 under the title Typ Niepokorny (pol. A Defiant Type). Austrian metal band Dragony covered the song for their 2017 album Lords of the Hunt In the UK version of Gladiators,the song was played as the intro music of the Gladiator Saracen. It appears briefly in the fourth episode of the second season of Derry Girls. Chesney sang the song at halftime at the 2022 FIFA World Cup group stage match between Wales and England. See also List of European number-one airplay songs of the 1990s References External links 1990 songs 1991 debut singles Number-one singles in Austria UK Singles Chart number-one singles Chesney Hawkes songs Songs written by Nik Kershaw Chrysalis Records singles