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Train Master (2008)
62 year old Jeremiah Wilson is truly the Train Master of Willamette Western Railroad. He lives, breaths, and eats railroad. When Brett Banner, 32 year old heir to New York Eastern talks his dad into purchasing Willamette Western, there is immediately a clash between himself and Jeremiah. Jeremiah is fired by Brett two years from retirement and turns into a angry, depressed grandfather. When Brett's nine year old son Justin realizes Jeremiah's grandson Thomas can drive a locomotive, he kidnaps and holds Thomas' favorite dinosaur ransom. Justin, Thomas and 3 other children board an old engine in for repairs and accidentally turns it into runaway engine causing a chain reaction of events.
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62 year old Jeremiah Wilson is truly the Train Master of Willamette Western Railroad. He lives, breaths, and eats railroad. When Brett Banner, 32 year old heir to New York Eastern talks his dad into purchasing Willamette Western, there is immediately a clash between himself and Jeremiah. Jeremiah is fired by Brett two years from retirement and turns into a angry, depressed grandfather. When Brett's nine year old son Justin realizes Jeremiah's grandson Thomas can drive a locomotive, he kidnaps and holds Thomas' favorite dinosaur ransom. Justin, Thomas and 3 other children board an old engine in for repairs and accidentally turns it into runaway engine causing a chain reaction of events.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Phil Bransom, Heather Mann, Jared Mann
In Theaters:6/6/2008
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Phil Bransom
Director
Jon Ashley Hall
Brett Banner
Michael Biesanz
Jeremiah Wilson
Mercedes Rose
Jennifer Wilson-Ward
Elijah Nelson
Thomas Wilson-Ward
Ia Gilbert
Sarah Wilson-Ward
Daniel Nelson
Justin Banner
Noah Smith
Douglas Snyder
Bryce Walters
Sammy Jones
Bruce Chesse
Grandy McGrady
Robert Zorn
Bronson Banner
Galen Finn
Gus the Lineman
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