The bootlegs of both Horner and Delerue's scores were widely circulated on the secondary market throughout the 2000's. Delerue's original recording was the last to be released in full, though suites of that material existed for years on foreign compilations. The 2011 Universal Music album from France, titled "Partitions Inedites/Unused Scores," is the first limited entry in the label's "Ecoutez le Cinema!" series, though its 3,000 copies were retailed internationally for an initial price of only $15. More commonly representing Delerue's score is his own arrangement of material he conducted as part of the "London Sessions" late in his life.

As for the full Intrada releases of both scores, the 2009 album of Horner's score, retailing for $20, was limited to 3,000 copies and sold out after a few years. The 2015 Delerue album was limited to an unknown quantity and also retailed initially for $20. Both albums were offered primarily through soundtrack specialty outlets. Intrada expanded the Horner presentation in 2024 for another limited pressing of an unknown quantity, selling it initially for $23.

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