Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (movie)
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| Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (DVD) 2000-04-25 (from $11.92) |
| Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro - Special Edition (DVD) 2006-07-25 (from $12.23) |
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Director: Hayao Miyazaki Script: Screenplay: Yasuo Otsuka Storyboard: Hayao Miyazaki Music: Yuji Ohno Original Concept: Maurice Leblanc Original creator: Monkey Punch Original story: Hayao Miyazaki Character Design: Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi Animation director: Yasuo Otsuka Director of Photography: Executive producer: Yutaka Fujioka Producer: Tetsuo Katayama Animation Check: Assistant director: Shigetsuga Yoshida Background Art: Camera: Cel Check: Color design: Hiroko Kondo Film Editing: Masatoshi Tsurubuchi In-Between Animation: Ink & Paint: Key Animation: Music Coordinator: Seiji Suzuki Negative Editing: Yoriko Takahashi Production: Production Chief: Toshio Saitou Recording Director: Satoshi Kato Sound Effects Editing: Shizuo Kurahashi Sound Mixing: Hideyasu Iizuka Theme Song Lyrics: Jun Hashimoto Theme Song Performance: Bobby Title Logo: Takayasu Fujii | Eiko Masuyama as Goro Naya as Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Makio Inoue as Yasuo Yamada as Sumi Shimamoto as Tarô Ishida as Ichirô Nagai as Kôhei Miyauchi as | |||||||
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Director: Translation: Neil Nadelman ADR Script: Mary C. Mason Executive producer: Laurence Guinness Producer: Additional Sound Effects: Digital Tracking: Final Mix: Les Claypool III Online Editor: CP Booth Production Coordination: Subtitle Timing: Neil Nadelman |  | Bob Bergen as David Povall as Dorothy Melendrez as Dougary Grant as Edie Mirman as Ivan Buckley as Richard Epcar as Sean Barker as Steve Bulen as Steve Kramer as Joan-Carol O'Connell as Michael McConnohie as Ruby Marlowe as Sparky Thornton as Barbara Goodson as G. Gordon Baer as Gil Starberry as James Lyon as Jeff Winkless as Joe Romersa as Juliana Donald as Kerrigan Mahan as Michael Reynolds as Richard Barnes as Stephen Apostolina as Tom Wyner as | ||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Corinne Le Poulain (old dub) | Béatrice Delfe as Catherine Lafond as Christian Visine as Gérard Hernandez as Hervé Caradec as Jacques Ferrière as Jean Barney as Michel Tureau as Patrick Messe as Philippe Ogouz as Philippe Peythieu as Sandrine Fougère as Yann Le Madic as Agnès Gribe as Celine Monsarrat as Jacques Frantz as Léa Gabrielle as Michel Tureau as Roger Carel as Claude Dasset as Georges Aubert as Henri Lambert as Louis Arbessier as Michel Clainchy as Philippe Dumat as Pierre Garin as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Translation: Motoko Iwasaki (3rd dubbing) Dialogues: Vittoria Ponticelli (3rd dubbing) Dubbing Assistant: Mixing: Massimo Parretti (3rd dubbing) | Alessandra Korompay as Antonio Palumbo as Flavio Arras as Germana Dominici as Loris Loddi as Luigi Rosa as Marco Balzarotti as Maurizio Scattorin as Paolo Poiret as Raffaele Uzzi as Roberta Gallina Laurenti as Roberto Del Giudice as Sandro Pellegrini as Tonino Accolla as Benedetta Ponticelli as Giovanna Fregonese as Giulia Franzoso as Ivo De Palma as Sergio Fiorentini as Aldo Stella as Antonio Paiola as Dario Oppido as Giulia Franzoso as Marco Balbi as Marco Pagani as Riccardo Peroni as Rodolfo Bianchi as Sergio Rossi as Stefano Albertini as Alessandro Messina Claudio Colombo Claudio Lobbia Gianni Gaude Giuliana Atepi Jenny De Cesarei Marco Casciola Marco Guadagno Massimo Di Benedetto Matteo Zanotti Maurizio Arena Paolo Buglioni Raffaele Fallica Riccardo Rovatti Tania de Domenico | |||||||
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