normal. Miles reunites with Randy, Maria, and Kyle. Mrs. Peck knows about his time traveling and tells him that while they cannot change the past, they can change the future for the better. Miles receives an A on his history project, allowing him to progress to 7th grade. He and his friends then vow to continue Martin's work. Voice cast Robert Ri'chard - Miles Woodman, an avid baseball fan who tries not to fail in his class. Lucas Black - Randy Smith, Miles' white best friend. Dexter King - Martin Luther King, Jr. at age 34. This was when he did his "I Have a Dream" speech on August 28, 1963, with archive sound footage being used on his speech. LeVar Burton - Martin Luther King, Jr. at age 27. This was when he was a Church Minister during that time and experienced his house burning down. Jaleel White - Martin Luther King, Jr. at age 15. This was when he was on a train, explaining the whole boycott situation to Kyle and Randy. Theodore Borders - Martin Luther King, Jr. at age 12. Jessica Garcia - Maria Ramirez, Miles' Latina friend. Zachary Leigh - Kyle Langon, Miles' white bully, but later friend. Ed Asner - Mr. Harris, the school principal of Martin Luther King Middle School. Although not purely racist, he bears a strong disliking of Miles. Angela Bassett - Mrs. Woodman, Miles' mother Danny Glover - Train Conductor Whoopi Goldberg - Mrs. Peck, the owner of the museum Samuel L. Jackson - Turner James Earl Jones - Daddy King, Martin Luther King Jr's father Ashley Judd - Mrs. Dale Richard Kind - Mr. Willis, Miles' school bus driver who takes him to school. He is nicknamed "Wild Man Willis" due to his driving methods. Yolanda King - Christine King, Martin Luther King Jr's sister. Susan Sarandon - Mrs. Joyce Clark, Miles' teacher John Travolta - Mr. Langon, Kyle's father Adam Wylie - Sam Dale/Skip Dale Oprah Winfrey - Coretta Scott King, Martin Luther King Jr's wife Frank Welker - Bull Connor/Chihuahua/German Shepherds Nicole Palacio - Parker Marie Jess Harnell - Reporter #1/Demonstrator #1 Joe Lala - Reporter #2/Demonstrator #2 John Wesley - Man/Demonstrator #3 Elizabeth Primm - Old Woman/Demonstrator #4 Jodi Carlisle - Additional Voices Soundtrack Motown Records released a soundtrack album for the film, featuring various artists including Diana King, Sheryl Crow, The Jackson 5, Salt-N-Pepa, Montell