The biker clad in an overcoat presents a dark contrast and appears somewhat menacing. Audibly the scene is re-dubbed so that Burnett is giving directions to a lost biker. Colouring books contained references to him by name as well.īoomer was seen in the movie in the form of two cameos, part of his confrontation with Burnett is seen by a distance as Stacy and Lily arrive in their car. This cut was so close to the release, that one of the previews even contained Boomer briefly, falling off the viaduct along with Diesel 10.

When test audiences complained about him being 'too scary' (a weird claim when the secondary villain is literally a Diesel with a giant mechanical claw) he was cut out at the last minute, explaining the laziness of the movie's final cut and Diesel 10 was rewritten as the main villain. He returns now a good forty years later a bitter and dark character, hell-bent on completing his revenge by finding and destroying Lady for good. After the accident, Boomer fled Indian Valley and Burnett spent years trying to restore her but,to no success. Jealous of the relationship that Burnett had with Tasha (Lily's grandmother), Boomer bullied Burnett into allowing him to take Lady for a run and crashing her as a form of revenge. Boomer is described in the original cut of the script as being 'a drifter through choice' and was intended to be Burnett Stone's adversary, the real culprit responsible for why Lady went too fast and crashed, instead of Diesel 10 as altered in the final theatrical version. adult Patch was portrayed by Robert Tinker, but it's unknown who played adult Lily and her kids 'cause their actors and actresses were never credited. and Lily was originally the narrator of the film and was telling the story to her children, later the scenes were cut from the film and future Lily was replaced with Mr Conductor as the narrator. There were also scenes in the future that revealed that Lily and Patch 20 years later as adults, were married and had children. Boomer's absence from the final film, the plot elements that had been driven by him went unexplained. but Boomer was said that he was too frightening for younger children from a complaint from the test audience and therefore was entirely cut out from the final theatrical cut film before its release. Boomer, Boomer or Pete Boom), portrayed by Canadian actor Doug Joseph Lennox was originally portrayed as the main villain/antagonist, he was a dark evil motorcyclist and Burnett's enemy who wanted to buy Shining Time Station. A major character, 'Petey Tiberius Boomer' (short nickname as P.T. These are the changes that were in the original extended director's cut version.

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