Cast and Characters
- Kelly Sheridan as Odette/Barbie - A shy, helpful country girl who loves to dance. She is turned into a swan by Rothbart because she is thought to be the one who can defeat him. Then, she falls in love with Prince Daniel and later learns to be a brave girl by saving the Enchanted Forest. Barbie is the storyteller of Swan Lake.
- Mark Hildreth as Prince Daniel - A prince who loves adventures. He is an expert at archery. He loves Odette from the first time he meets her, but once he is fooled by Rothbart. Odile is turned to be like Odette by Rothbart, and Daniel dances with her.
- Kelsey Grammer as Rothbart - The main antagonist and the evil cousin of the Fairy Queen who wants to rule the Enchanted Forest. He can turn into a bird, and he also turns Odette into a swan. He has a spoiled daughter, named Odile. In the end, Rothbart becomes a cuckoo clock.
- Venus Terzo as Lila - A friendly purple unicorn who is also Odette's friend. She likes to go to people's town and almost captured by town people. She tells Odette that Odette is braver than she thinks.
- Kathleen Barr as Fairy Queen/Marie - The ruler of the Enchanted Forest. Marie is Odette's elder sister who likes to ride horse.
- Nicole Oliver as Carlita - A little fairy who is turned into a skunk by Rothbart. She is a close friend of Ivan.
- Ian James Corlett as Ivan - A male little fairy who is turned into a porcupine. He is Carlita's best friend.
- Maggie Wheeler as Odile - The secondary antagonist and Rothbart's spoiled daughter who fools Prince Daniel at the ball by becoming like Odette.
- Michael Dobson as Erasmus - A troll who has a library. The Book of Forest Lore which tells what to break Rothbart's spell is in his library.
- Chantal Strand as Kelly - Barbie's sister who is afraid of tomorrow's race.
- Gina Stockdale as Queen Mother - Daniel's mother who wants to see Daniel married and has grandchildren.
- Brian Drummond as Reggie - Daniel's servant
- Garry Chalk as the Baker - Odette's father
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