Atomic Betty and the Galactic Guardians

Atomic Betty and the Galactic Guardians is a 1996 American live-action/animated film produced by Beauty and the Beast Animation Studios, Melvin Films and Williamson Entertainment and released on March 15, 1996 by Michael Shires Pictures.

Live-action actors

 * Martin Jarvis as Mr. Torbett and the Narrator
 * Michael Caine as Mr. Silver
 * Jason Alexander as Principal Manager
 * Wallace Shawn as Mr. Torbett Junior
 * David Ogden Stiers as Billy No Mates
 * Paige O'Hara as Mrs. Smith
 * Peter Fonda as Doctor Jefferson (uncredited)
 * Mel Smith as Ebeneezer Shout (uncredited)

Voice actors

 * Jodi Benson as Betty Barrett/Atomic Betty
 * Jaleel White as Sparky
 * Matt Hill as Robot X-5
 * Kenneth Mars as Admiral DeGill
 * Demi Moore as Mother Nature
 * Tim Curry as Nightmare Fever
 * Rob Paulsen as Baker
 * Jess Harnell as Chums
 * Jesse Corti as Solider Man
 * Frank Welker as Purrsy (uncredited)
 * Catherine Disher as Penelope Lang
 * Peter Firth as Officer Old Iron (uncredited)
 * Phil Hartman as Captain Chuck (uncredited)
 * B.J. Ward as Sarah (uncredited)
 * Mary Kay Bergman as Megan (uncredited)
 * Richard Briers as Noah Parker (uncredited)
 * Cathy Cavadini as Junior Galactic Guardians 1
 * E.G. Daily as Junior Galactic Guardians 2
 * Tara Charendoff as Junior Galactic Guardians 3
 * Cameron Clarke as Chaz Lang (uncredited)
 * Cree Summer as Paolma (uncredited)

Release:

 * Atomic Betty and the Galactic Guardians was released theatrically on 15 March 1996 in the United States and Canada, and 22 March 1996 in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Trivia:

 * This was the sixth Shires with live-action and animation since of Herman and Katnip: The Movie (1980), The Black Cobwebs (1985), Captain Hulett The Movie (1986), Paul and Company (1988) and Totally Spies! The Movie.

Production:

 * The animation is produced by Beauty and the Beast Animation Studios and Akom Productions Company.

Attached Short Film

 * Theatrical and video releases of this film include, The Legend of Tinker Bell, Shires's short film released in 1953.

Rating:

 * Although this movie was rated G in the United States, it was rated PG in the United Kingdom.