Beetlejuice (TV Series) - Voice Cast

Voice Cast

  • Stephen Ouimette – Beetlejuice, Snugglejuice, Posijuice, Negajuice
  • Alyson Court – Lydia Deetz
  • Elizabeth Hanna – Delia Deetz
  • Roger Dunn – Charles Deetz
  • Harvey Atkin – Lipscum
  • Tara Strong (credited as Tara Charendoff) – Bertha, Claire Brewster, Little Miss Warden
  • Len Carlson – The Monster Across the Street, Judge Mental, Barf Birfman, Mayor Maynot, Mr. Juice, Uncle Clyde
  • Tabitha St. Germain (as Paulina Gillis) as Prudence
  • Keith Knight – Flubbo, Armhold Musclehugger, Chester Slime, Dr. Zigmund Void
  • Ron Rubin – Germs Pondscum
  • Colin Fox – Dragster of Doom
  • Keith Hampshire – Doomie
  • Joseph Sherman – Scuzzo the Clown
  • David Goldberg – Fuzzo the Clown
  • Stuart Stone – Ramon
  • Dan Hennessey – Jesse Germs, Captain Kidder, Bully the Crud
  • Peggy Mahon – Mrs. Bugsley, Aunt May
  • Susan Roman – Miss Shapen, Percy, Poopsie, Poopette, The Monstress Across the Street, Mrs. Juice
  • Richard Binsley – Donnyjuice
  • Don Francks – Count Mein, Mr. Big
  • Michael Stark – Fleagor
  • Charles Kerr – Jacques
  • Allan Stewart Coates – Ed
  • John Stocker – Mr. Monitor, Bartholomew Batt
  • Hadley Kay – Prince Vince

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