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Timerider: The Adventure Of Lyle Swann Cast & Crew
- Fred Ward as
Lyle Swann - Belinda Bauer as
Claire Cygne - Peter Coyote as
Porter Reese - Richard Masur as
Claude Dorsett - Tracey Walter as
Carl Dorsett - Ed Lauter as
Padre - L.Q. Jones as
Ben Potter - Chris Mulkey as
Daniels - Macon McCalman as
Dr. Sam - Jonathan Bahnks as
Jesse - Laurie O'Brien as
Terry - Susan Dear as
2nd Technician - Bruce Gordon as
Earl - Ben Zeller as
Jack Peoples - William Dear as
3rd Technician
Timerider: The Adventure Of Lyle Swann Wiki
Type: Movie
Genres/Tags: Movie-Action, Movie-Comedy, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Western
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As the film opens, the title character - Lyle Swann - is a well-known dirt bike racer who is in the desert testing a new prototype linkup between his bike and helmet. When Swann accidentally goes miles off course he stumbles across a time travel experiment that utilizes two "cannons" that fire temporal energy to send each other back in time. Swann gets sent back to 1877 but rides off before the time cannons can return him to the future. Unsure of what has happened to him, Swann rides off towards what he thinks is civilization. He soon comes across a small village but his matching red suit and dirt bike scares the local Mexicans who think he is the devil.
Swann meets a beautiful woman, Claire Cygne (portrayed by Belinda Bauer), and sleeps with her, but she is later kidnapped by a ruthless criminal, Porter Reese (portrayed by Peter Coyote) and his gang of rapists, thieves, and murderers. They also manage to capture Lyle Swann's dirt bike, leading to a series of hijinx, while Swann gets help from a posse trying to capture or kill the gang of criminals. In a final showdown, Reese and Swann face each other atop a plateau. Just as a helicopter sent by the builders of the time machine shows up to take Swann home, his dirt bike falls off the side of the plateau, distracting Reese. He gets mangled by the copter's tail rotor, leaving only a pair of bloody boots behind. Just as the helicopter pulls away, Claire snatches from Swann's neck a pendant handed down from his great-grandfather... and he realizes that he is his own great-grandfather, an example of a predestination paradox. The necklace itself presents an ontological paradox, as it has no creation and is continually in the time-loop. The original theatrical ending was altered for the 2001 DVD release. Although the original sound effects remain, the "bloody boots" scene was replaced by a shot of Reese cowering on the ground.
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