g.,For a Few Dollars More (1965), and the "Bad" character inThe Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1966)).In a cross-cut, parallel scene at 10:35, the trio arrives at the town""s deserted train station platform just as the train station master (Ted Stanhope) reads a disturbing telegram.During the shore cruise, she is introduced to a handsome and suave European, Jeremiah ""Jerry"" D.Durrance (Paul Henreid).Hesitant about being a single traveler and having to share her horse carriage with him during the land tour, Charlotte remembers (as the pages of a book flip backwards) the advice of Dr.Anne "adored her" niece and "collapsed" when she identified the body - but Laura""s face was unrecognizable and "not very nice o look at...You chose right here to become Jason Bourne"), to serve his country and "save American lives." To prove he wasn""t "weak" and to "let go of David Webb," he chose to kill a black-hooded man bound on a chair in a corner.