Under the credits, Krypton""s respected scientist Jor-El (Marlon Brando), fearing that Krypton would be destroyed by a collision with its sun, prepared a space capsule/rocket (with one green crystal) to bear his son Kal-El safely away, just before the planet exploded.But Prewitt defiantly refuses and flatly rejects the commander""s offer.The Captain, a defender of team spirit, observes how Prewitt""s principled stubbornness ("as a lone wolf") is disobedient and unacceptable in the Army - where individualism doesn""t count:Looks to me as if you""re trying to acquire a reputation as a lone wolf, Prewitt.He tensely warned Cabot: "For you to get involved here, it""s like sleeping with another man""s wife, and what you are suggesting is that afterward, they can all live together under the same roof.It then premiered on Broadway in early 2008 as a fast-paced stage production, now more accurately titled "Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps," with a cast of four performers playing almost 250 roles.