King Leonardo and His Short Subjects - Cast

Cast

  • Jackson Beck - Leonardo, Biggie Rat, Professor Messer
  • Allen Swift - Odie Cologne, Itchy, Duke, Earl, Tooter Turtle, Narrator ("The King and Odie")
  • Sandy Becker - Mr. Wizard
  • Kenny Delmar - The Hunter, Narrator ("The Hunter")
  • Ben Stone - The Fox, Officer Flim Flanigan
  • Norman Rose - Mr. Mad, Narrator (several 1963 episodes of "The King and Odie")
  • Delo States - various female and children's voices
  • George S. Irving - Narrator ("Twinkles"), various voices

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