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Stacy Dorning
Princess
John Fortune
Prince
Irene Handl
Nanny
George A. Cooper
King
Gwen Taylor
Queen
Anna Quayle
Makemnoit
Terence Bayler
Lord Chamberlain
Annette Robertson
Maid
Anthony Higginson
Bishop
Peter Bull
Fat Frog (voice)
Kenneth Williams
Thin Frog / Cat (voice)
James Hayter
Owl (voice)
John Wells
Bee (voice)
David Kelly
Oracle (voice)
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