Dreamcasting Nancy Drew Part 6

AnnaSophia Robb as Nancy Drew.

She'd probably have to dye her hair reddish.

Bridgit Mendler as Bess Marvin, one of Nancy's best friends, and George's cousin.

In the game series, she's a phone-a-friend character, but maybe the phone calls with her could be done as a split screen thing like they used to do on "Lizzie McGuire."

Chloe Moretz as George Fayne, one of Nancy's best friends. This time, she's staying over with Bess.

Ditto the split screen conversations.

Skandar Keynes as Frank Hardy, famous teen detective, Joe's older brother, and one of Nancy's friends.

Ditto the split-screen conversations.

Asa Butterfield as Joe Hardy, famous teen detective, Frank's younger brother, and one of Nancy's friends. He's a goofball.

He'd probably have to dye his hair blond. Ditto the split screen conversations.

Lou Diamond Phillips as Taylor Sinclair, an antiquities dealer who specializes in the Maya, and works as a consultant for the Beech Hill Museum.



He's worried that the museum will be next in a series of Mayan antiquity thefts. He and Henrik Van der Hune once took a trip to Mexico together. It turns out, he was the one who stole most of the Mayan artifacts to get the six keys to open the monolith and steal the Whisperer's secrets to sell on the black market.

Diego Luna as Alejandro del Rio, who works at the Mexican Consulate in DC.



He strongly dislikes the idea of taking Mayan artifacts out of Latin America. He also is concerned that Joanna has been forging provenance documents for some of the artifacts in the Beech Hill.

Amy Adams as Joanna Riggs, the curator of the Beech Hill Museum.



She's preparing the museum for a new exhibit with a Mayan monolith recently found in Mexico, which is tied to King Pacal. It turns out, she's gotten the museum in trouble by falsifying some of the artifacts' provenance documents and poorly dealing with the museum's finances.

Paul McGann as Henrik Van der Hune, the epigrapher/translator at the Beech Hill Museum.



After falling off of the temple exhibit, he revealed (during his amnesia recovery) to Nancy that he was the one who stole the museum's main artifact, the jade King Pacal carving, so Taylor Sinclair wouldn't steal it and open the monolith.

Hailee Steinfeld as Poppy Dada (real name Penelope Daddle), a teenage artist. She used a Mayan artifact as an add-on to one of her paintings.

Ditto the split screen conversations.

Jack Black as Henry Albert Daddle, Poppy Dada's father. He inherited the Mayan carving that he gave her for her art.

Ditto the split screen conversations.

Tom Kenny as Nurse Gordon Bluefoot, the man in charge of Henrik's post-fall head trauma rehabilitation.

Ditto the split-screen conversations. Also shows up once when Nancy visits Henrik on the hospital.

Tahj Mowry as Silvio, Jr., who works at a packing supplier that works with the museum. He tells Nancy that the museum's account had been closed due to too many late fees.

Ditto the split screen conversation.

Jamie Lee Curtis as Prudence Rutherford, a wealthy widow who was a victim of the recent Mayan artifact thefts. It turns out, she's friends with Franklin Rose.

Ditto the split screen conversations.

David Krumholtz as Dr. Bob Bobson, a lab supply supplier.

Ditto the split screen conversation.

Zach Braff as Mack, an artifact restoration equipment supplier. He implied that Joanna ordered a secret shipment of cinnabar, which was used on the "ransom note" on the empty Pacal carving case, when in fact, it was Henrik, posing as Joanna.

Kirsten Dunst as Sheila Schultz, the curator of the Chaco Canyon Cultural Center, who was a victim of the recent Mayan artifact thefts. It turns out, she was Henrik's boss when he used to work there.

Ditto the split screen conversations.

Courtney B. Vance as Franklin Rose, a friend of Nancy's dad, who is on the Board of Directors for the Beech Hill Museum. He's the one who hired Nancy originally to be the assistant curator at the museum.

Ditto the split screen conversations.

Amanda Seyfried as Franklin Rose's receptionist.

Ditto the split screen conversations.

Directed by Andrew Adamson.

Music by Kevin Manthei. This one's a no-brainer, seeing as how he already did the music for the game.