" One of his fellow passengers, a cattleman named Jack Tyndall (Jack Carson) is baffled by the unarmed deputy""s pacifism: "Are you sure your name is Destry?" It""s a common question for the namesake of the famous deceased lawman: "Folks is always askin"" me that.Ronnie: What flavor?Roy: Orange.It was orange - and it wasn""t like an ice cream cone.It was, it was more like a shell.You know, it was like this.Ronnie: Like a taco? Was it like one of those Sara Lee, um, moon-shaped cookies? Those crescent cookies? (trying to be supportive) Don""t you think I""m taking this really well? I remember when we used to come to places like this just to look at each other.It was also re-made as a glossy, 2-hour TV melodrama titledFrom Here to Eternity (1979)starring William Devane, Natalie Wood, Steve Railsback, Joe Pantolino, Peter Boyle and Kim Basinger, and directed by Buzz Kulik.The film reflected the dire effects of the Great Depression on the common man in its story of a WWI veteran who faced unemployment, was unjustly convicted of a petty robbery, and then twice served and escaped from a southern chain gang as a hunted fugitive during he 1920s." She doubted that a study of her telekinetic powers would help her ("You""re more interested in this telekinetic stuff than you are in me").