Who's Who of Avonlea
The Cast

Sarah Polley .... Sara Stanley
Jackie Burroughs .... Hetty King
Mag Ruffman .... Olivia King Dale
Zachary Bennett .... Felix King
Gema Zamprogna .... Felicity King Pike
Lally Cadeau .... Janet Ward King
Cedric Smith .... Alec King
Michael Mahonen .... Gus Pike
R.H. Thomson .... Jasper Dale
Patricia Hamilton .... Rachel Lynde
Colleen Dewhurst .... Marilla Cuthbert
Maja Ardal .... Clara Potts
Barbara Gordon .... Mrs. Ray
Marilyn Lightstone .... Muriel Stacey Pettibone
Barbara Hamilton .... Eulalie Bugle
Elva Mai Hoover .... Elvira Lawson
Harmony Cramp .... Cecily King (#1)
Molly Atkinson .... Cecily King (#2)
Joel Blake.... Andrew King
Kay Tremblay .... Great Aunt Eliza
Zachary Ansley .... Arthur Pettibone
Mark Bigney .... Morgan Pettibone
Heather Brown.... Izzy Pettibone
Valentina Cardinalli .... Jane Spry
Les Carlson .... Edward Lawson
Ian D. Clark .... Simon Tremayne
Robert Collins .... Blair Stanley
Susan E. Cox .... Peg Bowen
Peter Donaldson .... Reverend Leonard
Roger Dunn .... Bert Potts
Rosemary Dunsmore .... Abigail Ward MacEwan
Anna Ferguson .... Mrs. Biggins
David Ferry .... Stuart McRae
David Fox .... Clive Pettibone
John Friesen .... Archie Gillis
Kay Hawtrey .... Mabel Sloane
Frances Hyland .... Louisa J. Banks
Kyle Labine .... Davey Keith
Michael Longstaff .... Rupert Gillis
Graham McPherson .... Dr. Snow
Tara Meyer .... Sally Potts
Albert Millaire .... Pierre Lapierre
Lindsay Murrell .... Dora Keith (#2)
James O'Regan .... Constable Abner Jefferies
Miklos Perlus .... Peter Craig
Michael Polley .... Dr. Blair
Karl Pruner .... Malcolm MacEwan
Vivian Reis .... Mrs. Spencer
Chick Roberts .... Mr. Biggins
Gillian Steeve .... Clemmie Ray
Malcolm Stoddard .... Malcolm MacEwan
Marc Worden .... Edward Ray

Special Guest Stars

*Michael York* Christopher Reeve*Madelaine Kahn*Peter Coyote*
*Kate Nelligan*Christopher Lloyd*Meg Tilly*Robby Benson*
*Treat Williams*Ned Beatty*Stockard Channing*Dianne Wiest*

Of Special Note:
Both Christopher Lloyd and Dianne Wiest won Emmy Awards for the performances as 'Alistar Dimple' and 'Lillian Hepworth', respectively.
According to Kevin Sullivan, as quoted in "The Lucy Maud Montgomery Album", the U.S. based Disney Channel, which paid for about two-thirds of the production costs, pushed for a considerable number of guest stars. In 1994, however, Sullivan explained, "I never felt the guest star episodes were the best episodes. We always have to write a story for them so that they'd be interested enough to appear on TV. And because of that, the regular characters were always neglected." Beginning with season 5, the amount of guest stars decreased and the show began to focus more on the relationships of the regulars.

...from the Lucy Maud Montgomery Album

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