What's the Difference between We Can Remember It for You Wholesale the Book and Total Recall the Movie?

Science Fiction

We Can Remember It for You Wholesale

71%
Released: 1966
Author: Philip K. Dick

Total Recall

29%
Released: 1990
Director: Paul Verhoeven
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Doug Quail
Doug Quaid
Portrayed by: Arnold Schwartzeneger
Kristen
Lori
Portrayed by: Sharon Stone
Interplan Agent
Richter
Portrayed by: Michael Ironside
This Character does not appear.
Vilos Cohaagen
Portrayed by: Ronny Cox
Total Recall Book vs Movie
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In the Book In the Movie
   Doug sent a letter to Rekall explaining that he wants to remember going to Mars and being a member of Interplan, the government spy agency. Doug just goes to Rekall and wants to go to Mars. They offer Saturn, but he insists on Mars. The salesman sells him on the idea of becoming a secret agent in the memory.
   Rekall cannot find room to implant the memories and Doug calmly lays on the bed and informs them that they are blowing his cover. He relaxes and they go through the process again to reset his memories. Doug starts freaking out and tries to escape from the chair. He is sedated and they erase his memories and put him in a cab.
   Doug remembers Rekall and returns to get a full refund. Doug exits the taxi and his coworker Harry is there. He pulls a gun and a bunch of goons grab him. Harry talks about blabbing about Mars. Doug eventually beats them all to death.
   Doug uses snuff. He doesn't.
   Doug has a bug in his head that Interplan uses to read his thoughts. He leaves it in place to communicate with them. The bug in Doug's head is only used to track his location. He painfully removes it through his nostril.
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