Battle Royale (live-action movie)
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Battle Royale II: Requiem (live-action movie) (sequel)
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Director: Kinji Fukasaku Screenplay: Kenta Fukasaku Music: Masamichi Amano Original creator: Koushun Takami Producer: Cinematography: Katsumi Yanagishima Editing: Hirohide Abe Non-Original Music: Johann Sebastian Bach ("Air") Production Design: Kyoko Heya Sound: Kunio Ando Theme Song Performance: Dragon Ash (ED) | Aki Maeda as Beat Takeshi as Taro Yamamoto as Tatsuya Fujiwara as Asami Kanai as Chiaki Kuriyama as Eri Ishikawa as Kou Shibasaki as Masanobu Andou as Ai Iwamura as Ai Maeda as Aki Inoue as Anna Nagata as Gouki Nishimura as Haruka Nomiyama as Hirohito Honda as Hitomi Hyuga as Junichi Naitou as Mai Sekiguchi as Minami as Misao Katou as Osamu Onishi as Ren Matsuzawa as Ryo Nitta as Satomi Hanamura as Satomi Ishii as Satoshi Yokomichi as Sayaka Ikeda as Sayaka Kamiya as Shigehiro Yamaguchi as Shigeki Hirokawa as Shin Kusaka as Shiro Gou as Sousuke Takaoka as Takaashi Tsukamoto as Takako Baba as Takashi Taniguchi as Takayo Mimura as Tamaki Mihara as Tomomi Shimaki as Tsukari Kanasawa as Tsuyako Kinoshita as Yasuomi Sano as Yousuke Shibata as Yukihiro Kotani as Yuko Miyamura as Yutaka Shimada as Yuuki Masuda as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Miguel Rey (Spain dub) Translation: Guillermo Ramos (Spain dub) | Camilo García as Cristina Hernandez as Geni Rey as Jesse Conde as Jordi Pons as Luis Daniel Ramirez as Masumi Mutsuda as Rene Garcia as Belén Roca as Elisabet Bargalló as Joel Mulachs as Núria Trifol as Albert Roig as Alejandro Mayen as Angel de Gracia as Berta Cortés as Carlos Di Blasi as Elisa Sánchez Beuter as Enrique Hernández as Gabriel Ortiz as Hernán Fernández as Lucas Cisneros as Marta Ullod as Oscar Muñoz as Roser Aldabó as Sílvia Gómez as | |||||||
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