Tom and Jerry: The Movie - Voice Cast

Voice Cast

  • Richard Kind as Tom, a grey-blue house-cat who is chasing Jerry and is able to talk.
  • Dana Hill as Jerry, a brown mouse who is also able to talk.
  • Anndi McAfee as Robyn Starling, an "orphan" that Tom and Jerry met and wants to find her father.
  • Charlotte Rae as Aunt Pristine Figg, Robyn's guardian who merely has her eyes on Mr. Starling's money and the main antagonist of the Film.
  • Tony Jay as Lickboot, Figg's sleazy lawyer.
  • Henry Gibson as Dr. J. "Sweetface" Applecheek, an animal and pet caretaker who kidnaps lots of animals.
  • Ed Gilbert as Mr. "Daddy" Starling, Robyn's father.
  • Ed Gilbert also voices Puggsy, a homeless dog who meets Tom and Jerry with his best friend, Frankie.
  • David Lander as Frankie Da Flea, Pugsy's best friend. He is a flea who also meets Tom and Jerry.
  • Rip Taylor as Captain Kiddie, an obsessed owner of a run-down amusement park.
  • Howard Morris as Squawk, Kiddie's talking puppet.
  • Michael Bell as Ferdinand, Figg's overweight wiener dog who is always on a skateboard so he can move.
    • Michael Bell also voices Straycatcher #1
  • Sydney Lassick as Straycatcher #2
  • Raymond McLeod, Mitchell D. Moore, and Scott Wojahn as Alleycats
  • Don Messick as Droopy, makes a cameo during the escape from Applecheek's kennel.
  • B.J. Ward as Tom's owner, accidentally leaves him behind in the beginning.
  • Greg Burson as Moving Man, helps Tom's family move.
  • Tino Insana as Patrolman

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