The first film version was a German film titledDie Trapp-Familie (1956),with a sequelDie Trapp-Familie in Amerika (1958)." The Nazis realized that Marcus Brody had the missing map pages from the diary, and sought to capture him at Iskenderun, where he had just met up with Sallah (John Rhys-Davies).He old Caroline: "I can""t lose them both.I won""t lose them both." However, when he spoke to his boss, he was cautioned that he had become unduly fixated with his team on the ALZ-112, and that it was "dangerous.The passage of the trains on different tracks clearly represent the lives of the two protagonists whose lives ultimately move, without romance, in different directions.