Shorts (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Jimmy Bennett as Toby Thompson.
  • Jon Cryer as Mr. Bill Thompson, Toby's father who works at Black Box, Inc.
  • Leslie Mann as Mrs. Jane Thompson, Toby's mother who also works at Black Box, Inc.
  • Kat Dennings as Stacey Thompson, Toby's older sister.
  • William H. Macy as Dr. Noseworthy, A germophobe scientist who doesn't like Contamination.
  • Jolie Vanier as Helvetica Black, a girl bully who secretly has a crush on Toby.
  • Devon Gearhart as Colbert "Cole" Black, Carbon’s son and captain of the football team. He's Helvetica's brother who cares deeply for her and is the leader of his own gang which Helvetica sometimes leads.
  • James Spader as Mr. Carbon Black, a greedy man who invented the black box and founded the Black Box Community.
  • Trevor Gagnon as Loogie Short, a boy who found the wishing rock. When he had the wishing rock he wished for unreasonable stuff. He flirted with Toby's older sister throughout the movie.
  • Rebel Rodriguez as Lug Short, Loogie's older brother. He is the most video game obsessed and easily angered of the three Short brothers.
  • Leo Howard as Laser Short, Loogie's older brother. He seems to be the smartest of the three Short brothers.
  • Bianca Rodriguez as the Short brothers' infant sister, simply referred to as "(the) Baby". She is voiced by Elizabeth Avellan
  • Jake Short as "Nose" Noseworthy, a germophobe scientist like his father.
  • Racer Rodriguez as Bully #1, a member of Cole's gang.
  • Rocket Rodriguez as Bully #2, also a member of Cole's gang.
  • Alejandro Rose-Garcia as John, Stacey's boyfriend.
  • Cambell Westmoreland as Blinker #1
  • Zoe Webb as Blinker #2

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