The Consortium is far more violent in the movie than in the book. (So they at least kept the part about him not being the good guy he claims to be.) He is killed by the Provost of the Consortium, which brings me to the second difference. In any case, in the movie Bouchard is a corrupt WHO agent who is trying to sell the Inferno virus to the highest bidder. Marconi in the beginning plays no further role in the movie. In fact the Consortium actor who plays Dr. In the movie Jonathan Ferris is replaced by a black guy named Christoph Bouchard, who really is a WHO agent and not a Consortium actor at all. In any case, by the end of the novel Ferris is fine and he explains everything to Langdon. In any case, Ferris is directed by the Consortium to hand Langdon and Sienna over to the WHO, so to escape Sienna makes it seem that Ferris is having a heart attack and she's performing CPR on him, when really she is incapacitating him. And while pretending to be the doctor, he has an allergic reaction to the bonding agent used in the fake beard, and the allergic reaction causes symptoms that makes Langdon suspect that Ferris is the carrier of the virus.
Marconi, who seemingly gets shot in the hospital in the beginning of the story. In fact Ferris was the one who pretended to be Dr. In the book, the person who finds Robert Langdon and Sienna in the Church where Dante was baptized is a man named Jonathan Ferris, who claims to be working for the WHO but is in reality an actor working for the Consortium. There are many differences between the movie and the book:
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