shown at the New York Film Festival before going into general release in the US on November 20, 1998. It opened on 493 screens, grossing $1,588,013 and ranking #10 on its opening weekend. It eventually earned $5,078,660 in the US. Soundtrack You Oughta Be in Pictures (1934) - Music by Dana Suesse - Lyrics by Edward Heyman - Performed by Jack Little (songwriter) Symphony No.5 in C Minor, Op.67 (1809) - Written by Ludwig van Beethoven - Performed by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Tangerine (1942) - Music by Victor Schertzinger - Lyrics by Johnny Mercer - Performed by the Dave Brubeck Quartet Kumbayah - Performed by Janet Marlow Chanel No. 5 (1998) - Written by Michael Anthony Franano from the Michael Moon (band) Did I Remember (To Tell You I Adore You)(1936) - Music by Walter Donaldson - Lyrics by Harold Adamson - Performed by Billie Holiday Fascination (1932) - Music by Fermo Dante Marchetti - Lyrics by Maurice de Féraudy - Performed by Liberace Truckin' (1970) - Music by Bob Weir, Jerry Garcia and Phil Lesh - Lyrics by Robert Hunter (lyricist) The Impossible Dream (The Quest) (1965) - Music by Mitch Leigh - Lyrics by Joe Darion American Pie (1972) - Written by Don McLean - Performed by The High School Reunion Band All Hail to You, Glenwood High - Written by Eddy Davis - Performed by the High School Reunion Band I Got Rhythm (1930) - Music by George Gershwin - Lyrics by Ira Gershwin - Performed by Teddy Wilson That Old Feeling (1937) - Music by Sammy Fain - Lyrics by Lew Brown - Performed by Stan Getz and Gerry Mulligan Will You Still Be Mine (1941) - Music by Matt Dennis- Lyrics by Tom Adair - Performed by Erroll Garner Lullaby of Birdland (1952) - Music by George Shearing - Lyrics by George David Weiss - Performed by Erroll Garner On a Slow Boat to China (1948) - Written by Frank Loesser - Performed by Jackie Gleason Cocktails for Two (1934) - Music by Arthur Johnston (composer) - Lyrics by Sam Coslow - Performed by Carmen Cavallaro Soon (1930) - Music by George Gershwin - Lyrics by Ira Gershwin - Performed by Ray Cohen Bridal Chorus (1850) - Written by Richard Wagner - Performed by Ray Cohen For All We Know (1934) - Music by J. Fred Coots - Lyrics by Sam Lewis - Performed