Free Willy (TV Series) - Voice Actors and Their Characters

Voice Actors and Their Characters

Characters not seen in the movies are described in parentheses.

  • Zachary Bennett - Jesse Greenwood
  • Paul Haddad - Willy the orca
  • Gary Krawford - The Machine (alias Rockland Stone, villain)
  • Alyson Court - Lucille (talking California sea lion)
  • Rachael Crawford - Marlene (marine research assistant)
  • Neil Crone - Mr. Naugle (head marine biologist)
  • Michael Fletcher - Randolph Johnson
  • James Kidnie - Amphonids (toxic waste blob servants of The Machine)
  • Ron Len - Glen Greenwood
  • Sheila McCarthy - Annie Greenwood
  • Andrew Sabiston - P.R. Frickey (unwitting publicist for Stone Industries)
  • Kevin Zegers - Einstein (talking bottlenose dolphin)
  • Geordie Johnson - Ben Shore (Eco-activist and Jesse's hero)

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