Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister

Macaulay Culkin reprised his iconic role as Kevin McCallister in “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.” Kevin is the mischievous yet clever child who finds himself separated from his family once again, this time in the bustling streets of New York City. Culkin’s performance cemented his status as one of the most recognizable child actors of the early 1990s, capturing the charm and resourcefulness of Kevin as he outwits criminals and navigates the city alone.

Joe Pesci as Harry Lyme

Joe Pesci returned as Harry Lyme, one half of the bumbling burglar duo, the Wet Bandits. Pesci’s character, with his gruff demeanor and comically aggressive attempts to capture Kevin, brought a mix of menace and humor to the film. Pesci’s portrayal of Harry showcased his versatility as an actor, balancing slapstick comedy with the character’s more sinister intentions.

Daniel Stern as Marv Murchins

Daniel Stern also returned as Marv Murchins, the other half of the Wet Bandits. Stern’s portrayal of Marv is marked by his physical comedy and exaggerated reactions, making him a memorable part of the film’s comedic elements. Marv’s ineptitude and constant suffering at Kevin’s hands provide many of the movie’s most memorable and humorous moments.

Catherine O’Hara as Kate McCallister

Catherine O’Hara reprised her role as Kate McCallister, Kevin’s loving but often frantic mother. O’Hara’s performance captures the anxiety and determination of a mother desperately trying to reunite with her lost son. Her portrayal added a heartfelt dimension to the film, balancing the comedic escapades with genuine parental concern.

John Heard as Peter McCallister

John Heard returned as Peter McCallister, Kevin’s father. Although his role is more subdued compared to other characters, Heard’s presence provided a sense of stability and normalcy amidst the chaos. Peter’s character acts as a grounding force, representing the typical family man caught in an extraordinary situation.

Tim Curry as Mr. Hector

Tim Curry joined the cast as Mr. Hector, the concierge at the Plaza Hotel where Kevin ends up staying. Curry’s performance is both charming and slightly sinister, as Mr. Hector becomes suspicious of Kevin’s solo stay at the hotel. Curry’s theatrical background shines through in his portrayal, making Mr. Hector a standout character in the film.

Brenda Fricker as the Pigeon Lady

Brenda Fricker played the role of the Pigeon Lady, a mysterious and kind-hearted woman who befriends Kevin. Her character, living in Central Park and caring for pigeons, provides a poignant and touching subplot to the film. Fricker’s performance added emotional depth, highlighting themes of loneliness and unexpected friendship.

Rob Schneider as Cedric

Rob Schneider appeared as Cedric, the bellhop at the Plaza Hotel. Schneider’s role, though smaller, brought additional comedic relief to the film. His interactions with Kevin and the other hotel staff contributed to the lighthearted and humorous atmosphere of the movie.

Dana Ivey as Hester Stone

Dana Ivey played Hester Stone, the desk clerk at the Plaza Hotel. Her character, along with Mr. Hector and Cedric, becomes suspicious of Kevin’s stay at the hotel. Ivey’s performance added to the ensemble of hotel staff who inadvertently become part of Kevin’s adventure.

Devin Ratray as Buzz McCallister

Devin Ratray reprised his role as Buzz McCallister, Kevin’s older brother. Buzz’s character, with his typical sibling rivalry and teasing, remained a source of humor and relatability in the film. Ratray’s performance continued to build on the dynamic established in the first movie, showcasing the typical challenges of sibling relationships.

Gerry Bamman as Uncle Frank

Gerry Bamman returned as Uncle Frank, Kevin’s comically miserly and often rude uncle. Uncle Frank’s character provided additional comedic moments with his over-the-top reactions and selfish behavior. Bamman’s portrayal of Frank added to the chaotic family dynamic that frames Kevin’s solo adventure.

Hillary Wolf as Megan McCallister

Hillary Wolf played Megan McCallister, Kevin’s sister. Although her role is smaller, Megan’s character contributed to the family ensemble, reflecting the diverse personalities and interactions within the McCallister household. Wolf’s performance helped round out the portrayal of a large, chaotic, and loving family.

Kieran Culkin as Fuller McCallister

Kieran Culkin, Macaulay Culkin’s real-life brother, reprised his role as Fuller McCallister, Kevin’s bed-wetting cousin. Kieran’s performance, while minor, added to the family dynamics and provided continuity from the first film. Fuller’s character, with his quirky habits, added to the humor and relatability of the McCallister family.

Eddie Bracken as Mr. Duncan

Eddie Bracken played Mr. Duncan, the kind-hearted owner of Duncan’s Toy Chest. His character serves as a crucial ally to Kevin, providing both assistance and moral guidance. Bracken’s warm and benevolent portrayal of Mr. Duncan added a touch of holiday spirit and kindness to the film.