Cast
| Role | Actor |
|---|---|
| Steerpike | Jonathan Rhys Meyers |
| Lady Gertrude | Celia Imrie |
| Lord Groan | Ian Richardson |
| Lady Fuchsia | Neve McIntosh |
| Flay | Christopher Lee |
| Swelter | Richard Griffiths |
| Titus (17 years) | Andrew N. Robertson |
| Titus (12 years) | Cameron Powrie |
| Dr. Prunesquallor | John Sessions |
| Irma Prunesquallor | Fiona Shaw |
| Nannie Slagg | June Brown |
| Keda | Olga Sosnovska |
| Lady Clarice Groan | Zoƫ Wanamaker |
| Lady Cora Groan | Lynsey Baxter |
| Professor Bellgrove | Stephen Fry |
| Barquentine | Warren Mitchell |
| Rottcodd | Windsor Davies |
| Mollocks | Eric Sykes |
| Headmaster De'Ath | Spike Milligan |
| The Fly | Gregor Fisher |
| Professor Perch | Mark Williams |
| Professor Flower | Martin Clunes |
| Professor Mule | Steve Pemberton |
| Professor Shred | Phil Cornwell |
| Professor Fluke | James Dreyfus |
| Poet | Sean Hughes |
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