| The Borrowers | |||||
| Polygram (1998) | |||||
| Family, Fantasy | |||||
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| John Goodman | Ocious P. Potter | |
| Mark Williams | Exterminator Jeff | |
| Celia Imrie | Homily Clock | |
| Flora Newbigin | Arrietty 'Ett' Clock | |
| Tom Felton | Peagreen Clock | |
| Raymond Pickard | Spud Spiller | |
| Bradley Pierce | Pete 'Petey' Lender | |
| Aden Gillett | Joe Lender | |
| Doon Mackichan | Victoria Lender | |
| Hugh Laurie | Police Officer Steady | |
| Ruby Wax | Town Hall Clerk | |
| Andrew Dunford | Dustbunny | |
| Bob Goody | Minty Branch | |
| Patrick Monckton | Swag (as Patrick Monkton) | |
| Dick Ward | Milkman | |
| George Yiasoumi | Wrigley, the Chauffeur | |
| Alex Winter | TV Gangster | |
| Michael Hewitt | TV Sergeant | |
| Simon Hewitt | TV Constable | |
| David Freeman | TV Constable |
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They're charming and small and live behind the wall. They're The Borrowers, tiny people whose big family adventure is filled with some of the most eye-popping effects ever seen on film. Based on the beloved classic novels by Mary Norton, and starring John Goodman, The Borrowers is a film treat to be enjoyed by people of all sizes! |
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