Billy Twofeathers

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Billy Twofeathers
Background Information
First Appearance	Shining Time Station (1991)
Last Appearance	Thomas and the Magic Railroad (2000)
Creator(s)	Britt Allcroft Rick Siggelkow
Actor	Tom Jackson (1991-1995) Russell Means (2000)
Character Overview
Name	William Twofeathers
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Shining Time Station Mr. Conductor Stacy Jones
Biographical Background
Occupation	Train driver/engineer

William "Billy" Twofeathers is a Native American resident railroad engineer on the Indian Valley Railroad and driver of the Rainbow Sun, as well as the handyman at Shining Time Station.

Biography

Billy knows a lot about railroading and the sense and respect for the magic that surrounds Indian Valley and Shining Time.

Personality

Billy is a reliable, outspoken and well-grounded individual who is proud of his Lakota heritage and culture. He is a talented artist, singer and guitar/flute player.

Appearances

• Television Series
• Other Media

Thomas & Friends 1989-1995 - Shining Time Station Specials 2000 - Thomas and the Magic Railroad Music Videos 2000 - I Know How the Moon Must Feel

Books 2000 - Thomas and the Magic Railroad (manga), Thomas and the Magic Railroad (activity book) and Thomas and the Magic Railroad (sticker book) (do not speak) Miscellaneous 2000 - Thomas and the Magic Railroad Print Studio

Actors

• Tom Jackson (Shining Time Station)
• Russell Means (Thomas and the Magic Railroad)
• Álvaro Tarcicio (Latin America; Shining Time Station; voiceover)
• Adrián Fogarty (Latin America; Thomas and the Magic Railroad; voiceover)
• José Luis Orozco (Latin America; Thomas and the Magic Railroad; TV Version; voiceover)
• Kiyohiko Ozaki (Japan; Thomas and the Magic Railroad; voiceover)
• Kaspar Eichel (Germany; Thomas and the Magic Railroad; voiceover)
• Aryeh Cherner (Israel; Thomas and the Magic Railroad; voiceover)

Trivia

• He and Stacy played a much larger role in the original director's cut of Thomas and the Magic Railroad, as they try to figure out how Shining Time has begun to change after the gold dust's disappearance and P.T. Boomer's arrival. Britt Allcroft described the removal of Russell Means from the film as "shocking" in a 2020 interview, claiming a film executive requested his scenes be removed because he could not understand him.
• He is in his late fifties in the film.

See also

• Billy Twofeathers on the Shining Time Station Wiki

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Shining Time Station

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