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The following is the list of Tinker Bell cast members. It features various actors who voice characters that have appeared in the Tinker Bell film series.
| Character | Feature films | Television special | Short film | ||||||
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| Tinker Bell | Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure | Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue | Secret of the Wings | The Pirate Fairy | Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast | Pixie Hollow Games | Pixie Hollow Bake Off | ||
| 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2012 | 2014 | 2015 | 2011 | 2013 | ||
Main characters | |||||||||
| Tinker Bell | Mae Whitman | ||||||||
| Silvermist | Lucy Liu | ||||||||
| Iridessa | Raven-Symoné | ||||||||
| Rosetta | Kristin Chenoweth | Megan Hilty | |||||||
| Fawn | America Ferrera | Angela Bartys | Ginnifer Goodwin | Angela Bartys | |||||
| Vidia | Pamela Adlon | Silent cameo | Pamela Adlon | ||||||
| Bobble | Rob Paulsen | Rob Paulsen | |||||||
| Clank | Jeff Bennett | Jeff Bennett | |||||||
| Terence | Jesse McCartney | Jesse McCartney | |||||||
| Periwinkle | Lucy Hale | Silent cameo | |||||||
| Zarina | Christina Hendricks | ||||||||
Fairy Royalty and Nobility | |||||||||
| Queen Clarion | Anjelica Huston | Anjelica Huston | |||||||
| Lord Milori | Timothy Dalton | Silent cameo | |||||||
| Minister of Spring (Hyacinth) | Steve Valentine | Steve Valentine | |||||||
| Minister of Summer (Sunflower) | Kathy Najimy | Kathy Najimy | |||||||
| Minister of Autumn (Redleaf) | Richard Portnow | John DiMaggio | John DiMaggio | ||||||
| Minister of Winter (Snowflake) | Gail Borges | ||||||||
Tinker Fairies | |||||||||
| Fairy Mary | Jane Horrocks | Jane Horrocks | Jane Horrocks | ||||||
Garden Fairies | |||||||||
| Chloe | Brenda Song | ||||||||
| Fern | Silent cameo | — | Zendaya | ||||||
| Ivy | Silent cameo | Melissa Goodwin Shepherd | Kari Wahlgren | ||||||
| Lilac | Silent cameo | Jessica DiCicco | |||||||
| Sweetpea | Kari Wahlgren | Silent cameo | Silent cameo | ||||||
Animal Fairies | |||||||||
| Buck | Silent cameo | Jeff Corwin | Rob Paulsen | Silent cameo | |||||
| Morgan | Olivia Holt | ||||||||
| Robin | Kari Wahlgren | ||||||||
Dustkeeper Fairies | |||||||||
| Bolt | Roger Craig Smith | Silent cameo | |||||||
| Stone | |||||||||
| Flint | Thom Adcox-Hernandez | Silent cameo | Silent cameo | ||||||
| Sydney | Kari Wahlgren | ||||||||
| Fairy Gary | Jeff Bennett | Jeff Bennett | Jeff Bennett | ||||||
Storm Fairies | |||||||||
| Rumble | Jason Dolley | ||||||||
| Glimmer | Silent cameo | Tiffany Thornton | |||||||
Winter Fairies | |||||||||
| Dewey | Jeff Bennett | Silent cameo | |||||||
| Sled | Matt Lanter | ||||||||
| Spike | Debby Ryan | ||||||||
| Gliss | Grey DeLisle | ||||||||
| Slush | Ben Diskin | ||||||||
Scout Fairies | |||||||||
| Nyx | Rosario Dawson | ||||||||
| Fury | Danai Gurira | ||||||||
| Chase | Chloe Bennet | ||||||||
Other Fairies | |||||||||
| Viola | Grey DeLisle | ||||||||
| Lyria | Silent cameo | Silent cameo | |||||||
| Scribble | Thomas Lennon | Thomas Lennon | Silent cameo | ||||||
| Zephyr | Silent cameo | Alicyn Packard | |||||||
| Lumina | Silent cameo | Jessica DiCicco | Silent cameo | ||||||
| Gelata | Giada De Laurentiis | ||||||||
| Healing Fairy | Jodi Benson | — | |||||||
| Receptionist | Kari Wahlgren | Silent cameo | |||||||
Animals | |||||||||
| Blaze | Eliza Pollack Zebert | Bob Bergen | |||||||
| Cheese | Bob Bergen | Dee Bradley Baker | Bob Bergen | ||||||
| Fiona | |||||||||
| Mr. Owl | Rob Paulsen | ||||||||
| Mr. Twitches | Bob Bergen | ||||||||
| Tick-Tock the Crocodile | Dee Bradley Baker | ||||||||
Humans | |||||||||
| Wendy Darling | America Young | ||||||||
| Mrs. Darling | Kathryn Cressida | ||||||||
| Lizzy Griffiths | Lauren Mote | ||||||||
| Dr. Griffiths | Michael Sheen | ||||||||
| Mrs. Perkins | Faith Prince | ||||||||
| James | Tom Hiddleston | ||||||||
| Oppenheimer | Jim Cummings | ||||||||
| Port | |||||||||
| Bonito | Carlos Ponce | ||||||||
| Starboard | Mick Wingert | ||||||||
| Yang | Kevin Michael Richardson | ||||||||
| Smee | Jeff Bennett | ||||||||
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| Grimsley | Rob Paulsen | ||||||||
| Leech | Jeff Bennett | ||||||||
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