Ghost Stories (TV)
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| Ghost Stories - Senior Screams (DVD 4) 2006-04-11 (from $4.00) |
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| Ghost Stories - Complete Collection (DVD 1-5) 2008-01-08 (from $28.99) |
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Director: Noriyuki Abe Music: Kaoru Wada Character Design: Masaya Onishi Art director: Shigenori Takada (Studio Waiesu) Sound director: Noriyuki Abe Producer: Yuriko Nakamura (Fuji TV) Color Coordination: Hideo Kamiya Director Of Digital Photography: Toshiyuki Fukushima Planning: Series Concept: Hiroshi Hashimoto Sound Effects: Akiko Mutou (Sound Box) Story Editor: Hiroshi Hashimoto Sub Character Design: Mari Kitayama Theme Song Arrangement: Masahide Sakuma (OP theme) Theme Song Composition: Takuya (OP theme) Theme Song Lyrics: Takuya (OP theme) Theme Song Performance: Hysteric Blue (OP) | Kumi Sakuma as Kurumi Mamiya as Makoto Tsumura as Ryusei Nakao as Takako Honda as Tomoko Kawakami as Kotono Mitsuishi as Takehiro Murozono as Akiko Yajima as Akio Ohtsuka as Ayako Kawasumi as Daisuke Sakaguchi as Etsuko Kozakura as Fumiko Orikasa as Jun Fukuyama as Junpei Morita as Juurouta Kosugi as Kiyomi Asai as Kumiko Takizawa as Maaya Sakamoto as Mami Horikoshi as Manami Nakayama as Maria Kawamura as Masaaki Tsukada as Masashi Hirose as Masayo Kurata as Mayumi Asano as Megumi Ogata as Misa Watanabe as Mitsuki Saiga as Mitsuru Ogata as Nachi Nozawa as Naoko Takano as Rio Natsuki as Sho Hayami as Shozo Iizuka as Taeko Kawata as Takakiyo Nakao as Tomoe Hanba as Tomokazu Seki as Tomomichi Nishimura as Toshihiko Nakajima as Wataru Takagi as Yoko Yano as Yoshiko Okamoto as Yukana Nogami as Yumi Fukamizu as Yutaka Aoyama as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Steven Foster Translation: Lucan Duran ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Steven Foster Additional Assistance: Kay Bertrand (Ghost Profiles) Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Menu: Editing: Extras: Sarah Alys Lindholm (Ghost Profiles) Head Of Translations: Javier Lopez International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mix: Packaging Design: Victor Cormier Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Production manager: Joey Goubeaud Recording engineer: Adam Jones Senior Translator: Sarah Alys Lindholm Sound Design: Subtitle Script & Timing: Dwayne Jones | Chris Patton as Christine Auten as Greg Ayres as Hilary Haag as Monica Rial as Illich Guardiola as Marcy Bannor as Rob Mungle as Adam Jones as Alexandra Bentlif as Alice Fulks as Andrew Love as Andy McAvin as April Brem as April McGee as Barbara Cummings Smith as Blake Shepard as Brittney Karbowski as Christine Auten as Dallas Reese as Dana Perez as Daniel Roth as Darrel Isaaks as David Matranga as Donna Hannah as Erine Manouse as Ernie Manouse as George Manley as Gruff Vandersant as Ida Gilbert as Imani Harris as Isidro Gallegos as Jacob A. Gragard as John Gremillion as John Swasey as Jon Corb as Jose Diaz as Josh Wright as Kelly Manison as Kira Vincent-Davis as Lesley Tesh as Logan Keslar as Luci Christian as Melissa Davis as Michelle Boyd as Michelle Guevara as Natalie Lane as Obi Frostips as Paul Oddo as Reeves Gentry as Shelley Calene-Black as Shelly Thomas as Skijjy Fishmarket as Tamara Levine as Taylor Hannah as Tommy Drake as Vic Mignogna as | |||||||
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Broadcaster: Distributor: Xystus | ||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dário de Castro | Ana Lúcia Menezes as Fernanda Fernandes as Gustavo Nader as Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Fernanda Crispin as Andréa Murucci as Eduardo Borgueth as Luiz Carlos Persy as | |||||||
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Licensed by: Muse Communication Co., Ltd. | ||||||
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