Aspiring director Jason Creed cut the action, to instruct his actors: "Dead things don't move fast.You're a corpse, for Christ's sakes." He also complained about the Mummy's unglued makeup, and he reprimanded the make-up artist Tony Ravello (Shawn Roberts).He only paused briefly to care for his son, before a reprise of the rousing sequence, seen as a montage accompanied by Bill Conti's music "Gonna Fly Now," as he triumphantly ran on trainyard tracks and through the streets of Philadelphia, encouraged by onlookers.Bakers load bread into he dining car.On board when the train departs to continue on hrough Eastern Europe are two excited, in-love newlyweds Joan (Jacqueline Wells) and young mystery writer Peter Alison (David Manners).They were surprised by the arrival of InGen employees, including group leader and big-game trophy hunter Roland Tembo (Pete Postlethwaite) and his sadistic assistant Dieter Stark (Peter Stormare) who were attempting to cruelly capture many species of dinosaurs for exploitative display in a prehistoric zoo in San Diego.