Howl's Moving Castle (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Sophie is voiced by Chieko Baisho in Japanese and Emily Mortimer in English.
  • Howl is voiced by Takuya Kimura in Japanese and Christian Bale in English.
  • "Grandma Sophie" is voiced by Chieko Baishō in Japanese and Jean Simmons in English.
  • Witch of the Waste is voiced by Akihiro Miwa in Japanese and Lauren Bacall in English.
  • Calcifer is voiced by Tatsuya Gashūin in Japanese and Billy Crystal in English.
  • Markl is voiced by Ryūnosuke Kamiki in Japanese and Josh Hutcherson in English.
  • Madame Suliman is voiced by Haruko Katō in Japanese and Blythe Danner in English.
  • Lettie is voiced by Yayoi Kazuki in Japanese and Jena Malone in English.
  • Honey is voiced by Mayuno Yasokawa in Japanese and Mari Devon in English.
  • Prince Justin/Turnip Head is voiced by Yō Ōizumi in Japanese and Crispin Freeman in English.
  • The Minister of Defense is voiced by Akio Ōtsuka in Japanese and Mark Silverman in English.
  • Heen the Dog is voiced by Daijirō Harada.
  • Madge is voiced by Rio Kanno in Japanese and Liliana Mumy in English.
  • The King is voiced by Mark Silverman.
  • Kabuto is voiced by Tomoe Hanba.

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