" 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.]In the swirling fog around Borgo Pass, a coachman waits for the arrival of the dutiful English businessman on his important journey.He and Crawford approached the house through the woods, as Dollarhyde was straddling Reba on his kitchen counter and threatening to slice her neck with a piece of shattered mirror glass.e., the bathtub scene), sound re-mastering and digital effects to enhance E.T.""s facial reactions, the spaceship, E.T.""s flight from faceless men hrough the forest, and the two bike-flight sequences.Guns used by the agents in the 1982 version were excised or digitally replaced with walkie-talkies, as was the line: "No guns - they""re children.Then Lecktor responded with the real reason for Graham""s visit, something Graham didn""t want to admit: "You came here to get a look at me, to get the old scent back again, didn""t you?" As he was looking over the files of the serial killer he had agreed to assist capture, Lecktor asked, almost as an afterthought: "Would you like to leave me your home phone number?" He then added as Graham hastily departed: "Do you know how you caught me? The reason you caught me, Will, because we""re just alike.