Cast
- Guy Pearce as Dr. Alexander Hartdegen, associate professor of applied mechanics & engineering at Columbia University. He is cared for by his housekeeper Mrs. Watchit (Law) and lends a helping hand to the young patent clerk Mr. Einstein.
- Samantha Mumba as Mara, a young Eloi woman who speaks English and nurses Alexander back to health
- Mark Addy as David Philby, Alexander's good friend and conservative colleague
- Sienna Guillory as Emma, Alexander's sweetheart in 1899
- Phyllida Law as Mrs. Watchit, Alexander's housekeeper in New York
- Alan Young as Flower store worker
- Orlando Jones as Vox 114, a holographic artificial-intelligence librarian at the New York City public library in the year 2030 and afterward, who tends to be very sarcastic.
- Jeremy Irons as Über-Morlock, a member of the telepathic ruling class of the Morlock world and the main antagonist of the film. Unlike any Morlock, he looks more human like.
- Omero Mumba as Kalen, Mara's young brother
- Yancey Arias as Toren
- Laura Kirk as Flower seller
- Josh Stamberg as Motorist
- Myndy Crist as Jogger
- Connie Ray as field trip teacher
- Peter Karika as The Trainer
- John W. Momrow as Fifth Avenue carriage driver
- Max Baker as Mugger who kills Emma
- Jeffrey M. Meyer as Central Park carriage driver
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