Inigo chases the count and is locked out and asks Fezzik to help him break down the door. Fezzik takes three attempts before finally succeeding in breaking it down.

He knocks the door open easily with one hand and on the first try.

This does not happen in the book.

Dixon and O’Donnell arrange for Marlo Burns and her daughter to stay in a safe place in Buffalo. Reacher and Neagley confront Marsh about Russo’s death and the Little Wing missiles. Reacher tortures Marsh for information then murders him. He leaves most of the dirty money in Marsh’s home after giving some to Neagley to pay her back for expenses during their operation.

Billy Murray is in the film as himself.

Bill Murray is not mentioned in the novelization.

Margot reveals she broke up with Josh after dinner last night. She claims she is not upset about it as their mom told Margot that she would not be pining over a boyfriend while in college, but she later cries over the breakup.

Josh bought a plane ticket to Scotland to visit Margot during Thanksgiving. They argue about it; Margot breaks up with him; Josh is upset. She says that their mother told him before she died years ago that she should not go to college with a boyfriend.

After Andy cures himself of his Thorazine addiction by using his "push" power, Pynchot comes to speak with him.

Cap is the one who he speaks with.

Marley fails his obedience class, but later goes back and passes.

Marley fails the obedience class and never returns.

Joshua is Jewish.

David's religion is not discussed, but he doesn't seem to be Jewish.

This does not happen in the book.

A jealous Doctor Mead asks the local police to look into Andrea as he is a foreigner. The policeman talks to the sisters who defend his character.

Albert and Chris climb across cliffs on the way to Hell.

Chris is on a ship in a thunderstorm surrounded by fire and a sea of human faces in Hell.

Nosh is tricked into delivering the surveillance tapes by a contact in the police department.

The tapes were stolen.