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P.T. Boomer, also incorrectly known as Pete Boom, or Boomer, was a villainous character expected to be the main antagonist seen in Thomas and the Magic Railroad. He was cut from the film as test audiences complained that he was too scary and Diesel 10 was later rewritten as the main villain. He appeared in the trailer for the film, however. His role was played by late Canadian actor Doug Lennox.

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  • P.T. Boomer, also incorrectly known as Pete Boom, or Boomer, was a villainous character expected to be the main antagonist seen in Thomas and the Magic Railroad. He was cut from the film as test audiences complained that he was too scary and Diesel 10 was later rewritten as the main villain. He appeared in the trailer for the film, however. His role was played by late Canadian actor Doug Lennox.
  • P.T. Boomer was jealous of the relationship that Burnett Stone had with Tasha and bullied Burnett into allowing him to take Lady for a run. After crashing her, he left Shining Time while Burnett spent years trying to restore her, to no avail. Boomer is described in the script as being "a drifter through choice, not circumstance". He returns now a good forty years later a bitter and dark character bent on getting rid of Lady.
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  • P.T. Boomer, also incorrectly known as Pete Boom, or Boomer, was a villainous character expected to be the main antagonist seen in Thomas and the Magic Railroad. He was cut from the film as test audiences complained that he was too scary and Diesel 10 was later rewritten as the main villain. He appeared in the trailer for the film, however. His role was played by late Canadian actor Doug Lennox.
  • P.T. Boomer was jealous of the relationship that Burnett Stone had with Tasha and bullied Burnett into allowing him to take Lady for a run. After crashing her, he left Shining Time while Burnett spent years trying to restore her, to no avail. Boomer is described in the script as being "a drifter through choice, not circumstance". He returns now a good forty years later a bitter and dark character bent on getting rid of Lady. Boomer is the reason behind Mutt's unease, and reason for bringing Lily to Shining Time rather than letting her go on to Muffle Mountain. Boomer spends much of his time throughout the movie arguing with Burnett Stone and Billy Twofeathers and digging into the mountain looking for Lady. He has no (said) ownership or connections with Diesel 10, not even meeting him until the film's climactic chase scene, other than their shared desire to destroy Lady and Sodor. He does not believe in magic and when he finds Thomas on Muffle Mountain, he believes that he is just a huge toy. Thomas is the reason why Boomer ends up on Sodor: he discovers the entrance to the Magic Railroad after Thomas rolls down the mountain (due to Boomer using explosives to destroy the ledge where Thomas is stuck on) and falls through it. When Thomas and Lady arrive back on Sodor, Diesel 10 arrives, just as Boomer flies through the magic buffers. Landing on Diesal 10's roof, he declares that he is after Lady as well, to which the former declares "that makes two of us!". Boomer spends the chase throwing taunts at Burnett, to which Burnett declares that "the magic [he] refuse[s] to believe in will get the better of [him]" He and Diesel 10 meet their fates during the chase scene when they plunge off the viaduct into a barge filled with sludge. Boomer spits water out of his mouth and angrily glares into the camera. Much like in the final film, they are towed away on it, but in the original script, they are transformed into sludge by way of Junior's magic bandana.
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