Cast
- Macaulay Culkin as Richard Tyler: A young boy who seems to have fear of everything and runs his life based on safety statistics.
- Christopher Lloyd as Mr. Dewey/The Pagemaster: The eccentric librarian and caretaker of a seemingly abandoned library. Mr. Dewey's alternate form is the Pagemaster, Keeper of the Books and Guardian of the Written World.
- Ed Begley, Jr. and Mel Harris as Alan and Claire Tyler: Richard's supportive parents. Alan considers himself a bad father due to his continuous failed attempts to help Richard get over his fears.
- Patrick Stewart as Adventure: A swashbuckling thriller book resembling a stereotypical pirate.
- Whoopi Goldberg as Fantasy: A fairy tale-styled book. She can be aggressive and hotheaded.
- Frank Welker as Horror: Despite his name, he is quite the opposite of horrific.
- Leonard Nimoy as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: The fictional scientist who turned into the horrific monster.
- George Hearn as Captain Ahab: An almost psychotic whale hunter who is out to kill the giant whale, Moby Dick.
- Jim Cummings as Long John Silver: The infamous usurper Captain of the Hispaniola.
- Phil Hartman as Tom Morgan: A violent pirate on the Hispaniola.
- Ed Gilbert as George Merry: An obese and ugly pirate on the Hispaniola.
- B. J. Ward as The Queen of Hearts: The tyrannical ruler of Wonderland.
- Dorian Harewood, Richard Erdman, Fernando Escandon, and Robert Picardo as Various pirates on the Hispaniola.
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