Cast
See also: Characters and races of the Dark Crystal- Jim Henson and Kathryn Mullen as Jen
- Kiran Shah as the body of Jen
- Stephen Garlick as the voice of Jen
- Kathryn Mullen, Rollie Krewson, and Steve Whitmire as Kira
- Kiran Shah as the body of Kira
- Lisa Maxwell as the voice of Kira
- Frank Oz and David Greenaway as Aughra
- Kiran Shah as the body of Aughra
- Billie Whitelaw as the voice of Aughra
- Dave Goelz and Rollie Krewson as Fizzgig
- Percy Edwards as the voice of Fizzgig
- Frank Oz as SkekSil/The Chamberlain
- Barry Dennen as the voice of SkekSil/The Chamberlain
- Dave Goelz and Rollie Krewson as SkekUng/The Garthim Master
- Michael Kilgarriff as the voice of SkekUng/The Garthim Master
- Jim Henson as SkekZok/The Ritual Master and SkekSo/The Emperor
- Jerry Nelson as SkekZok/The Ritual Master and SkekSo/The Emperor
- Louise Gold as SkekAyuk/The Gourmand
- Thick Wilson as the voice of SkekAyuk/The Gourmand
- Brian Muehl as SkekEkt/The Ornamentalist
- Bob Payne as SkekOk/The Scroll Keeper
- John Baddeley as the voice of SkekOk/The Scroll Keeper
- Mike Quinn as SkekNa/The Slave Master
- David Buck as the voice of SkekNa/The Slave Master
- Tim Rose as SkekShod/The Treasurer
- Charles Collingwood as the voice of SkekShod/The Treasurer
- Steve Whitmire as SkekTek/The Scientist
- Brian Muehl as UrSu/The Master and UrZah/The Ritual Guardian
- Sean Barrett as the voice of UrSu/The Master and UrZah/The Ritual Guardian
- Toby Philpott as UrTih/The Alchemist
- Joseph O'Conor as the narrator and UngIm
- Dave Goelz, Jim Henson, and Frank Oz as the Podlings
- Barry Dennen, Patrick Monckton, and Sue Weatherby as the voices of the Podlings
- Robbie Barnett and Hugh Spight as the Landstriders
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