accidentally started by the janitor and is lauded by the townsfolk as a heroine, she is allowed to return home and play with Tommy and Annika again. She is reunited with Efraim on Christmas Day, and he offers her the chance to become a cannibal princess of the uncharted island he had washed ashore on and was crowned king. She agrees and everyone comes out to bid her a tearful farewell. Just as they prepare to sail off, she decides to stay after seeing that everyone is sad to see her go. She explains to Efraim that she can't leave Tommy and Annika. He understands and tells her that he loves her. As Efraim sails off he tells Pippi that if she needs anything she knows where to find him. They say goodbye and she goes home with Tommy, Annika, Mr. Nilsson, and Alfonso. Cast Tami Erin as Pippilotta Delicatessa Windowshade Mackrelmint Efraim's Daughter "Pippi" Longstocking, a spunky eleven-year-old girl who arrives on land after her father is lost at sea. Pippi's mother died when she was a baby. David Seaman, Jr. as Tommy Settigren, Annika's older brother who becomes friends with Pippi. Cory Crow as Annika Settigren, Tommy's little sister who becomes friends with Pippi. Eileen Brennan as Miss Bannister, the well-meaning no-nonsense owner of the children's home who believes that Pippi will be safer under her care. Miss Bannister tries to explain to Pippi that because she's an unaccompanied minor and can offer no proof that her father is still alive by law she has to live at the children's home. Dennis Dugan as Mr. Settigren, Tommy and Annika's father, and the town's attorney; he finds Pippi's influence on his children disruptive. Dianne Hull as Mrs. Settigren, Tommy and Annika's mother, and a housewife; while initially fond of Pippi, she becomes increasingly concerned with her children's well-being. George DiCenzo as Mr. Blackhart, a local, shady businessman who wants to acquire Villa Villekulla in order to raise real estate. Dick Van Patten as Gregory, a strange inventor of glue that enables people to walk up and down walls. John Schuck as Efraim Longstocking, Pippi's widowed father and captain of the ship Hoptoad. Michael Mendelson as Efraim's singing voice. Branscombe Richmond as Fridolf, Efraim's cabin boy and best friend. Fridolf is in charge of homeschooling Pippi while she's at sea. He agrees with Pippi that school is a waste of