Characters
| Character | Film | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Librarian: Quest for the Spear
(2004) |
The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines
(2006) |
The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice
(2008) |
||
| Flynn Carsen | Noah Wyle | |||
| Charlene | Jane Curtin | |||
| Judson | Bob Newhart | |||
| Margie Carsen | Olympia Dukakis | |||
| Debra Markham Porter | Lisa Brenner | |||
| Edward Wilde | Kyle MacLachlan | |||
| Nicole Noone | Sonya Walger | |||
| Lana | Kelly Hu | |||
| "Uncle" Jerry | Robert Foxworth | |||
| Emily Davenport | Gabrielle Anwar | |||
| Jomo | Hakeem Kae-Kazim | |||
| Gen. Samir | Erick Avari | |||
| Professor Lazlo / Vlad | Bruce Davison | |||
| Simone Renoir | Stana Katic | |||
| Sergei Kubichek | Dikran Tulaine | |||
| Ivan | Jason Douglas | |||
| Katie | Beth Burvant | |||
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