Impy's Island - Cast

Cast

The film stars the voice talents of:

  • Wigald Boning as Professor Habakuk Tibatong
  • Anke Engelke as Wutz
  • Florian Halm as Diener Sami
  • Christoph Maria Herbst as Doctor Zwengelmann
  • Kevin Iannotta as Tim Tintenklecks
  • Stefan Krause as Pinguin Ping
  • Oliver Pocher as Schuhschnabel Schusch
  • Domenic Redl as Urmel
  • Frank Schaff as Waran Wawa
  • Klaus Sonnenschein as King Pumponell
  • Wolfgang Völz as See-Elefant Seele-Fant

For the American release, the voice talents are the following:

  • Lisa Ortiz as Impy the Impodochosaurus
  • Zoe Martin as Ping the King Penguin
  • Maddie Blaustein as Shoe the shoebill
  • Sean Schemmel as King Pumponell the 55th
  • Charlotte Mahoney as Peg the house pig
  • Pete Bowlan as Sami
  • Michael Sinterniklaas as Professor Horatio Tibberton
  • Jimmy Zoppi as Monty the monitor lizard
  • Alan Smithee as Dr. Zonderburgh
  • P.J. Battisti, Jr. as Tim
  • Michael Alston Baley as Solomon the elephant seal

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