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| Black Jack The Movie (DVD) 2001-04-24 (from $15.71) |
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Director: Osamu Dezaki Screenplay: Music: Eiji Kawamura Original Concept: Osamu Tezuka Character Design: Art director: Jirou Kouno Animation director: Fumihiro Yoshimura Mechanical design: Sound director: Hiroshi Sakonjo Director of Photography: Producer: Animation Supervisor: Akio Sugino Co-Producer: Editing: Seiji Morita Medical Supervisor: Akira Nagai Music Director: Seiji Suzuki Music producer: Kazuo Kumada Theme Song Performance: Mai Yamane | Akio Ohtsuka as Yuko Mizutani as Ai Orikasa as Kikuko Inoue as Mayo Suzukaze as Mitsuaki Hoshino as Norio Wakamoto as Reiko Kondou as | |||||||
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Director: Quint Lancaster Executive producer: Digital Tracking: Joe Romersa Recording: Les E. Claypool III Script Adaptation: Dayna Barron |  | Sean Thorton as Julie Kliewer as Alfred Thor as Anne Sherman as Christopher Joyce as David Lucas as Destiny as Doug Stone as G. Gordon Baer as Gil Starberry as Jackson Daniels as Melissa Williamson as Simon Isaacson as Tessa Ariel as Wendee Lee as | ||||||
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