Join Thomas as he roars down the tracks with the most special delivery yet, the Lion of Sodor. Thomas' special delivery is not what he thinks it is - a real lion. When the other trains try to tell him that it's actually a statue, he is too excited to listen. Join Thomas as he learns the importance of listening to others in this lion hearted collection of tales from the tracks.
Greg Tiernan
Director
Michael Brandon
Narrator (voice)
Martin Sherman
Thomas / Percy / Child (voice)
William Hope
Edward / Toby / Farmer McColl (voice)
Kerry Shale
Henry / Gordon / James / Sir Topham Hatt / Farmer Trotter / Kevin / Maithwaite Stationmaster (voice)
Glenn Wrage
Cranky (voice)
David Bedella
Mayor of Sodor / Victor (voice)
Jules de Jongh
Teacher / Children (voice)
Togo Igawa
Hiro (voice)
Ben Forster
Mr. Perkins
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