The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones

George is pulled into a web of suspicion and corporate politics while trying to clear his name. He remains a loyal family man and a quick-thinking coworker, often using ingenuity to navigate both futuristic tech and traditional office hierarchies.

Jane is the Jetsons' sharp, supportive figure who values family and adventure. She encourages curiosity about future gadgets while staying grounded in her role at home and in the social circle.

Judy represents the younger generation's fascination with fame and pop culture in a high-tech era. She blends curiosity with a sense of humor as she navigates relationships between the future and the past.

Fred is a boisterous, good-hearted caveman who loves vacation planning and camaraderie. His stubborn loyalty to friends and job leads to tense moments with authority figures but also to moments of teamwork.

Wilma balances warmth and practicality, guiding Fred through the chaos of two eras. She remains a steady presence, often mediating conflicts and supporting the family’s adventurous spirit.

Barney is Fred's loyal friend and partner in mischief. His goofy enthusiasm and simple optimism provide comic relief and help drive the duo’s escapades in both worlds.

Dino provides playful foils and moments of affection, reflecting the bond between the Flintstones and Jetsons families. His presence adds warmth to the cross-era antics.

Astro is the Jetsons' loyal canine companion, whose actions contribute to the chaos and resolution of the story. He embodies faithful companionship across timelines.

R.U.D.I. is a scheming but ultimately helpful robot, whose leaked information becomes a pivotal plot element. His motives and actions illuminate the complexities of AI in both eras.

Rosie the Robot Maid is a bridging character who assists on the Jetsons' side and interacts with the Stone Age setting. She embodies the era-crossing role of a helpful, domestic AI.

Mr. Slate is Fred and Barney’s boss, whose disapproval triggers the main conflict. His leadership is tested by the fusion of two disparate worlds and the ensuing schemes.

Mr. Spacely is a rival businessman whose actions shape the corporate dynamics of the plot. His ambition collides with the dreams and loyalties of the two families.

Elroy is the inventive, time-enthusiastic son who completes the time machine, driving the adventure between epochs. His curiosity and tech-savvy spark the film’s central premise.

Henry Orbit is the robotic-influenced engineer who helps assemble a time-travel retriever, showcasing collaboration between humans and robots across eras.

Mr. Cogswell is Cogswell’s counterpart in rival company plots, contributing to the corporate intrigue with his tech-savvy cunning.

S.A.R.A. is Cogswell’s seductive robotic system that leaks secrets and becomes a catalyst in the spy-like corporate maneuvering.

Iggy is a teen idol whom Judy says goodbye to, adding a touch of pop culture sparkle to the crossover.

Betty is Barney’s partner in crime and a supporting presence in the Stone Age plot lines, adding humor and perspective.