Title: Coraline
Content:  to her. He is defiant of the Other Mother but seems to tremble at the thought of being stuck in the Other World forever. He befriends Coraline and helps her escape from the Beldam, though Coraline also uses him as an impromptu weapon. He is voiced by Keith David in the film. ; The Beldam (also known as the Other Mother) – The primary antagonist of the novel. She is an evil sorceress and the ruler of the Other World. She looks similar to Coraline's real mother but taller and thinner, with long black hair that seems to move by itself, black button 
Title: Coraline
Content:  if she had a grave she replied "Oh yes, I put her there myself." In the film, her true form is a humanoid arachnid with needle-like fingers on her hands. She is referred to several times as "the beldam", a Middle English word meaning "grandmother", "ugly old woman", "hag", or "witch", and also used to refer to creatures of fairy. In the film, she is voiced by Teri Hatcher, who also voices Coraline's mother. ; The Other Father – A creation of the Beldam in the image of Mr. Jones, the Other Father is used to help trick Coraline to stay in the 
Title: Coraline
Content:  can't deny that the sorceress does genuinely love her in her own selfish way. She feels some empathy for her at the very slightest and realizes that she wants a strong mother-daughter bond that she doesn't fully understand how to make. This shows the compassionate side of Coraline Jones and the strong will she has. In the film, she is voiced by Dakota Fanning. ; Mrs. Jones – Coraline's mother. She is very busy most of the time, and sometimes a little inattentive, but she loves and cares about Coraline. She is nice, and helpful, though Coraline considers her to be rather boring. Coraline 
Title: Coraline (film)
Content: Dakota Fanning as Coraline Jones. ; Teri Hatcher as Mel Jones and The Beldam. ; Jennifer Saunders as April Spink and her Other World counterpart. ; Dawn French as Miriam Forcible and her Other World counterpart. ; John Hodgman as Charlie Jones and The Other Father. ; John Linnell provides the Other Father's singing voice. ; Robert Bailey Jr. as Wyborne "Wybie" Lovat. ; Keith David as The Cat. ; Ian McShane as Sergei Alexander Bobinsky and his Other World counterpart. ; Carolyn Crawford as Mrs. Lovat. ; Aankha Neal, George Selick, and Hannah Kaiser as the Ghost Children. ; Marina Budovsky and Harry Selick as Coraline's friends back in Pontiac, Michigan. 
Title: Coraline
Content:  give her an adder stone to help protect her. In the Other World, they are youthful and perform continuously in front of many different dogs, who, in the Other World, are anthropomorphic. In the film, they and their Other World counterparts are voiced by Jennifer Saunders (as the voice of Spink) and Dawn French (as the voice of Forcible) ; Mr. Bobo – A retired circus performer living in the flat above Coraline's; he is commonly referred to as the Crazy Old Man Upstairs. Over the course of the book, he claims to be training mice to perform in a mouse circus, and 
Title: Coraline
Content:  the Other Mother cooks food that she actually enjoys, both of her Other Parents pay more attention to her, her toy box is filled with animate toys that can move and fly, the Other Miss Spink and Miss Forcible perform a never-ending act in their flat, and the Other Mr Bobo performs a mouse circus. She even finds that the stray black cat that wanders around the house in the real world can talk. The cat identifies itself as the same cat that lives in the real world and possesses the ability to traverse between the two dimensions. Although intentionally rude and unhelpful for the greater 
Title: Coraline
Content:  brings Coraline messages from them, though at first Coraline doubts he even has mice to train and doesn't listen to what he says to be messages from the mice. His Other World counterpart trains rats and is in fact made of rats. In the film adaptation, he is renamed Sergei Alexander Bobinsky, but goes by Mr. Bobinski or Mr. B, and is voiced by Ian McShane, who also voices his Other World counterpart. ;  The Ghost Children – The spirits of three children who were previous victims of the Beldam: two girls and one boy. The boy is described as having a dirty 
Title: Coraline (film)
Content:  the Other World and speak in the latter. On the third visit, the Other Mother offers Coraline the opportunity to stay in the Other World permanently, in exchange for having buttons sewn over her eyes. Horrified, Coraline tries to escape back to her world, but the Other Mother prevents her from doing so and imprisons her in a room behind a mirror. There, she meets the ghosts of the Other Mother's victims, one of them being Wybie's great aunt, who all call her the Beldam. They recount how the Beldam used the ragdoll, each time designed after the victim in 
Title: Coraline
Content:  cannot win her challenge. He voices his reluctance to harm her, yet cannot refuse the Beldam's orders and attacks, but Coraline narrowly escapes. In the film, he is voiced by John Hodgman, who also voices his real world counterpart, but his singing voice is provided by John Linnell. ; Miss Spink and Miss Forcible – A pair of retired actresses who live in the flat under Coraline's. They own many aging Scotties, such as Hamish, Angus, and Jock, and talk in theater jargon, often referencing their time as actresses. They recognize the danger Coraline is in after reading her fortune through tea leaves 
Title: Coraline (film)
Content:  real world. Coraline then meets her Other Mother and Father, button-eyed doppelgängers of her parents who appear more attentive and caring. She returns home the next morning, where Wybie recounts the disappearance of his great aunt. Coraline's neighbors, Sergei Alexander Bobinsky, an eccentric Chernobyl liquidator-turned-gymnast who owns a mouse circus, and retired burlesque actresses April Spink and Miriam Forcible, cryptically warn her about imminent danger. Despite the warnings, Coraline visits the Other World twice more. There, she is entertained by the dimension's doppelgängers of her neighbors and meets the cat, who has the abilities to traverse between the real world 

Question: who is the voice of the other mother in coraline?
Answer: Teri Hatcher.