Cutie Honey (live-action movie)
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| Cutie Honey (Sub.DVD) 2007-04-17 (from $7.00) |
| Cutie Honey - Limited Edition w/Lunchbox (Sub.DVD) 2007-04-17 (from $12.00) |
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Director: Hideaki Anno Script: Original creator: Go Nagai Character Design: Art: Hisashi Sasaki Animation director: Tadashi Hiramatsu (OP) Animation Character Design: Tadashi Hiramatsu (OP) Executive producer: Producer: Action Director: Kazuyoshi Yamada Assistant director: Hideo Mizumura Associate Director: Costume Design: Design Assistance: Katsuya Terada Editing: Hirofumi Okuda Martial Arts Advisor: Cynthia Luster Music Director: Mikio Endo Photography: Kosuke Matsushima Planning: Production manager: Masaya Kajikawa Special Effects Director: Makoto Kamiya Theme Song Performance: | Eisuke Sakai as Eriko Satoh as Jun Murakami as Mikako Ichikawa as Hairi Katagiri as Mayumi Shintani as Mitsuhiro Oikawa as Shie Kohinata as Go Nagai as Hideaki Anno as Kumi Koda as Masaki Kyomoto as Ryuhei Matsuda as | |||||||
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ADR Script: Michael Sinterniklaas Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Chief Producer: Nobuo Masuda Theme Song Lyrics: Stephanie Sheh |  | Addie Blaustein as Carrie Keranen as Eva Kaminsky as Vinnie Penna as Erica Schroeder as Jay Snyder as Karen Strassman as Vibe Jones as J. David Brimmer as Meredith Zeitlin as Michael Sinterniklaas as Mike Pollock as Scott Simpson as | ||||||
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ADR Director: Danièle Hazan | Agnès Manoury as Bruno Magne as Danièle Hazan as Marie Zidi as Danièle Hazan as Dolly Vanden as Jérome Keen as Laurence Bréheret as Bruno Magne as Emmanuel Gradi as Nathalie Bleynie as Vincent De Bouard as | |||||||
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