Gordy

A brave piglet whose act of courage binds him to a national spotlight and a quest to reunite his family. Gordy's resourcefulness and loyalty keep him moving through a series of risky adventures as he becomes a symbol of hope for his kin and the people who care for him.

A sweet, vulnerable boy who forms a deep bond with Gordy. Hanky's innocence and affection for Gordy spark the emotional core of the story, while his own family situation deepens the stakes of the pursuit.

A young country singer living with her father in a camper, she becomes Gordy's caretaker and ally. Jinnie Sue's warmth, grit, and practical savvy help navigate the treacherous chase and bring Gordy into the public eye.

The family's organizer and manager who orchestrates the nationwide search and the Branson fundraiser. His larger-than-life enthusiasm and practical street-smarts keep the rescue mission on track.

Wealthy patriarch of the Royce business empire; his death triggers the corporate power struggle that frames Gordy's future. His legacy shapes the film's themes of inheritance and responsibility.

Henry's daughter, torn between loyalty to her father, her fiancé's schemes, and her growing empathy for Gordy. Jessica inhabits a conflicted position within the corporate and personal drama.

The ambitious fiancé of Jessica and the film's antagonist; he schemes to control the Royce Company and remove Gordy from the spotlight. Gilbert's manipulation highlights the dangers of corporate machination.

A loyal but ruthless henchman who aids in the kidnapping plot and pursues Gordy during the chase. Dietz embodies the dangerous side of the corporate power struggle.

A second henchman who partners with Gilbert in the bid to seize Gordy; his presence adds menace to the pursuit and complicates the rescue.

Jinnie Sue's father and a country singer who performs for the governor; his loyalty to his daughter helps drive the rescue and community support.