

Top Cast

Baker Terry
Yellow Guy / Duck Guy / Additional Voices (voice)

Becky Sloan
Spinach Can / Sketchbook / Additional Voices (voice)

Joseph Pelling
Red Guy (voice)

Kellen Goff
Sammy the Spade (voice)

Thomas Ridgewell
Magnet (voice)
Royngtt
Lamp / Clock / Colin / Shrignold / Steak (voice) (uncredited)
Hugo Donkin
Red Guys
Charlie Pelling
Red Guys
Will Farrell
Red Guys
Marcus Rice
Red Guys
Stefan Howcroft
Red Guys
Ausra Miksyte
Red Guys
Key Film Crew
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