Cast
- Lacey Chabert as the voice of Eliza Thornberry, the main protagonist of the film
- Tim Curry as the voice of Nigel Thornberry, Eliza's father
- Curry also voices Col. Radcliffe Thornberry, Nigel's father
- Jodi Carlisle as the voice of Marianne Thornberry, Eliza's mother
- Danielle Harris as the voice of Debbie Thornberry, Eliza's sister
- Michael "Flea" Balzary as the voice of Donnie Thornberry
- Tom Kane as the voice of Darwin Thornberry, A chimpanzee, Eliza's best friend and pet
- Lynn Redgrave as the voice of Cordelia Jasmin McGold Thornberry, Nigel's mother
- Rupert Everett and Marisa Tomei as the voice of Sloan and Bree Blackburn, the main antagonists of the film
- Alfre Woodard as the voice of Akela, mother of the kidnapped cub
- Kimberly Brooks as the voice of Tally, one of Akela's cubs
- Cree Summer as the voice of Phaedra, the elephant Eliza is riding at the start of the film
- Brenda Blethyn as the voice of Mrs. Fairgood, a teacher at the boarding school
- Obba Babatundé as the voice of Boko, a native boy Debbie runs into later on
- Kevin Michael Richardson as the voice of Shaman Mnyambo
- Melissa Greenspan as the voice of Sarah Wellington, Eliza's roommate at Lady Beatrice's
- Tara Strong, Hynden Walch, and Mae Whitman as the voice of schoolgirls
- Roger L. Jackson as the voice of Reggie (an English squirrel) and Thunder (a Clydesdale)
- Johnny Kassir and Charles Shaughnessy as the voice of Squirrels
- Keith Szarabajka as the voice of a Poacher
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