Cast
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Jim Hawkins, the protagonist.
- Brian Murray as Long John Silver, a cyborg who befriends Jim.
- Martin Short as B.E.N., a robot marooned on Treasure Planet.
- David Hyde Pierce as Doctor Doppler, a long time friend of Jim's family.
- Emma Thompson as Captain Amelia, the captain of the R.L.S Legacy.
- Michael Wincott as Scroop, one of the film's antagonists.
- Dane A. Davis as Morph, Silver's pet capable of transforming into any object.
- Roscoe Lee Browne as Mr. Arrow, Amelia's first mate.
- Laurie Metcalf as Sarah Hawkins, Jim's single parent mother.
- Patrick McGoohan as Billy Bones, a pirate who crash lands near Jim's home after fleeing from Silver and his crew.
- Tony Jay as The Narrator
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