Tony Hawk's Boom Boom HuckJam arrives in the town of Lincolville and bumps a crummy circus. The evil circus ringleader, Grimley, exacts his revenge by kidnapping Tony and jacking the HuckJam. Tony's only hope is a bunch of local skater punks.
Johnny Darrell
Director
Tony Hawk
Tony Hawk (voice)
Noel Callahan
Sage (voice)
Michael Dobson
Grimley / Worker / Homey Clown (voice)
Michael Donovan
TV Narrator / Commercial VO (voice)
Aidan Drummond
Jesse (voice)
Brian Drummond
Hamshank / Chopper Chuck / DJ / Mimic (voice)
Mackenzie Gray
Marshall / Boris / Stilt Walker / Floor Worker (voice)
Scott Hylands
Frank / Carny (voice)
Colin Murdock
Dullard / Carny (voice)
Nicole Oliver
Reporter / Buzzie Bee (voice)
David Orth
Todd / Carny (voice)
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