Frankenstein (1994 Film) - Characters

Characters

The main characters include:

  • The Creation (Robert De Niro) - The product of an experiment with corpses and electricity.
  • Victor Frankenstein (Kenneth Branagh) - The Creation's creator, a scientist obsessed with conquering death.
  • Henry Clerval (Tom Hulce) - Dr. Frankenstein's best friend from medical school.
  • Elizabeth (Helena Bonham Carter) - Frankenstein's fiancee and adoptive sister.
  • Baron Frankenstein (Ian Holm) - Victor Frankenstein's father.
  • Professor Waldman (John Cleese) - Frankenstein's tutor and colleague who shares his interest in creating life. His brain is later used for the creature.
  • Captain Robert Walton (Aidan Quinn) - The commander of the ship which picks up Frankenstein in the Arctic Circle.
  • Justine Moritz (Trevyn McDowell) - A worker in the Frankenstein household who is close friends with Elizabeth.
  • Mrs. Moritz (Celia Imrie) - The head servant in the household who often fights with Justine.
  • Caroline Frankenstein (Cherie Lunghi) - Victor's mother who dies during the birth of his younger brother, William.
  • William Frankenstein (Ryan Smith) - Victor's younger brother.

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