Development
| Hollywood Voice Production | |
|---|---|
| Voice Director | |
| Stuart M. Rosen | |
| Associate Producer | |
| Jon E. Grayson | |
| Performer | Role(s) |
| Tim Curry | Gabriel Knight, Gedde Butler |
| Mark Hamill | Detective Mosely, Jeep Driver |
| Michael Dorn | Dr. John |
| Leah Remini | Grace Nakimura |
| Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. | Wolfgang |
| Rocky Carroll | Willy Walker |
| Virginia Capers | Narrator |
| Jeff Bennett | Sam, Technical Artist, Uniform Officer, Lucky Dog Vendor, Motorcycle Cop, Bruno |
| Mary Kay Bergman | Gerde, Little Boy, Old Lady |
| Jim Cummings | Desk Sergeant Frick, Blues Band Leader, Cajun Band Leader, Jazz Band Leader, Muscle Man Pedestrian, Dragon, Gunter |
| Linda Gary | Grandma Knight, Tetelo |
| Leilani Jones | Malia Gedde |
| Nancy Lenehan | Magentia Moonbeam |
| Chris Lytton | Crash |
| Monte Markham | Professor Hartridge, Bartender Stonewall King, Marcus |
| Stuart M. Rosen | Priest, Phone Guy #5, Beignet vendor |
| Susan Silo | Madame Cazaunoux |
| Dorian Harewood | Watchman Toussaint Gervais |
Game designer/director Jane Jensen recalled that she was given a great deal of freedom in creating the game's concept: "One of the great things about Sierra was that Ken Williams really believed in the artistic vision. If he gave you the chance to do a game, that was your responsibility. Nobody told you what to do with it. If it didn't sell, then you wouldn't do another game for him, but he would let you have that freedom."
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