The Fable voice cast is stacked, and here’s who plays who

The step back into Albion is getting closer and closer, and naturally, it wouldn’t be Fable without an ensemble full of big personalities to help (or hinder) you on your adventures.

If you’ve seen any of the trailers so far, you know that Playground Games has gone all out on the voice cast, throwing in some big names you’ve almost certainly heard and seen elsewhere.

What’s more, after the latest Fable trailer at the Xbox Games Showcase 2026, we now know a chunky portion of these voice actors, including a significant villain and several key characters across the world.

All Fable voice actors we know so far

Jumping right into who is shaping up to be one of, if not the main villain of the game, we have Hayley Atwell, who plays Isabel. Atwell is best known for roles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Mission: Impossible, and here she takes on a powerful Hero seemingly driven by grief and the fact that she knows what’s best.

The playable Hero of Briar Hill will be voiced by both Lily Nichol and Ukweli Roach, depending on who you choose as your character. The Hero is described as an ordinary person made extraordinary by fate, with you making the decision on whether they become noble or a complete menace to society.

Matt King, probably best known as Super Hans in Peep Show, plays Humphry, who we were greeted by in an earlier trailer. He was a once-great Hero with charm, but a few emotional layers beneath the bravado.

Susan Wokoma voices Arden the Cobbler, another Hero, but one who wants absolutely none of the fame and worship that usually comes with the title.

Richard Ayoade is one of those casting decisions that makes sense for a Fable game. He plays Dave the Giant, who won’t shy away from trying to give you a few slaps if you meddle with his plans.

Natasia Demetriou voices Jenny, one of the feuding heirs to Bloodstone, while Nathan Foad plays her brother and rival, Jacob.

And finally, Kwame Augustine plays Connor, the Hero’s adoptive brother, Nina Wadia voices Grandma Samira, the landlady of the Rose & Thorn, and Robert Whitelock plays Nigel the Sheriff, a well-meaning but overwhelmed lawman.

Overall, as previously alluded to, there are some famous faces in this announced list, and we’re sure that as we get closer to the release date, we may see a few more.