G.I. Joe: The Movie - Cast

Cast

  • Charlie Adler as Low-Light
  • Shūko Akune as Jinx
  • Jack Angel as Wet Suit
  • Jackson Beck as Narrator
  • Michael Bell as Duke, Xamot, Blowtorch and Lift-Ticket
  • Gregg Berger as Motor-Viper
  • Earl Boen as Taurus
  • Arthur Burghardt as Destro and Iceberg
  • Corey Burton as Tomax
  • William Callaway as Beach Head
  • François Chau as Quick Kick
  • Peter Cullen as Zandar and Nemesis Enforcer
  • Brian Cummings as Doctor Mindbender
  • Jennifer Darling as Pythona
  • Laurie Faso as Tunnel Rat
  • Hank Garret as Dial Tone
  • Richard Gautier as Serpentor
  • Ed Gilbert as General Hawk
  • Dan Gilvezan as Slip Stream
  • Zack Hoffman as Zartan
  • Kene Holliday as Roadblock
  • John Hostetter as Bazooka
  • Don Johnson as Lt. Falcon
  • Buster Jones as Doc
  • Chris Latta as Cobra Commander, Gung Ho, and Ripper
  • Morgan Lofting as Baroness
  • Chuck McCann as Leatherneck
  • Michael McConnohie as Cross Country
  • Mary McDonald-Lewis as Lady Jaye
  • Burgess Meredith as Golobulus
  • Ron Ortiz as Law
  • Rob Paulsen as Snow Job
  • Patrick Pinney as Mainframe
  • Poncie Ponce as Red Dog
  • Lisa Raggio as Zarana/Heather
  • Bill Ratner as Flint
  • Neil Ross as Buzzer, Dusty, Monkeywrench and Shipwreck
  • Brad Sanders as Big Lob
  • Ted Schwartz as Thrasher
  • Sgt. Slaughter as Sgt. Slaughter
  • Kristoffer Tabori as Mercer
  • B. J. Ward as Scarlett
  • Vernee Watson-Johnson as Scientist
  • Lee Weaver as Alpine
  • Frank Welker as Torch, Wild Bill and Order
  • Stan Wojno Jr. as Lifeline

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