Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (movie)
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Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
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| Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (Blu-Ray) 2009-06-02 (from $21.99) |
| Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children - Gift Set (DVD) (from $29.99) |
| Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (DVD) 2006-03-28 (from $9.78) |
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Director: Tetsuya Nomura Script: Kazushige Nojima Storyboard: Kazuhito Yamamoto Character Design: Art director: Yusuke Naora Mechanical design: Takayuki Takeya Sound director: Shojiro Nakaoka Executive producer: Youichi Wada Producer: Animation Supervisor: Background Design: Keisuke Wakaba Battle Motion Coordinator: Jun Murakami Character Model Supervisor: Jun Masuda Character Technical Supervisor: Ken Miyamoto Co-Producer: Takeshi Nozue Composite Supervisor: Yasuharu Yoshizawa Costume Design: Takayuki Takeya Creature Design: Takayuki Takeya Editing: Keiichi Kojima Music Arrangement: Music Composition: Nobuo Uematsu Recording & Mixing Engineer: Toru Kamekawa Sequence Supervisor: Yoshinori Moriizumi Sets & Props Supervisor: Kazuyuki Ikumori Visual Effects Supervision: Koji Tanaka | Ayumi Ito as Showtaro Morikubo as Takahiro Sakurai as Toshiyuki Morikawa as Kazuhiro Yamaji as Kazumu Izawa as Keiji Fujiwara as Kyousuke Ikeda as Maaya Sakamoto as Masachika Ichimura as Masahiro Kobayashi as Miyu Tsuzurahara as Shougo Suzuki as Sumire Morohoshi as Taiten Kusunoki as Toru Ohkawa as Yumi Kakazu as Banjou Ginga as Hideo Ishikawa as Junichi Suwabe as Kenichi Suzumura as Kenji Nomura as Megumi Toyoguchi as Rina Mogami as Yuuji Kishi as | |||||||
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Translation: Brian Gray Casting Director: Rita Kedineoglu Dialogue Editing: Rita Kedineoglu General Manager: Masashi Hiramatsu Localization Coordinator: Production Coordination: Production manager: Rita Kedineoglu Recording engineer: Rita Kedineoglu Voice Direction: Robert Buchholz |  | George Newbern as Rachael Leigh Cook as Steve Burton as Steve Staley as Aaron Refven as Ariel Winter as Beau Billingslea as Benjamin Bryan as Chris Edgerly as Christy Romano as Crispin Freeman as Grace Rolek as Liam O'Brien as Mena Suvari as Quinton Flynn as Steven Blum as Wally Wingert as Andrea Bowen as Bettina Bush as Dave Wittenberg as Fred Tatasciore as Gregg Ellis as Jamieson Price as Rick Gomez as Ryun Yu as | ||||||
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ADR Director: Herve Rey | Bruno Choël as Jessica Barrier as Paolo Domingo as Tanguy Goasdoue as Adrien Antoine as Bruno Magne as Bruno Ouzeau as Camille Timmerman as Caroline Combes as Fabrice Fara as Jean-Christophe Parquier as Marie-Eugénie Maréchal as Michel Vigné as Raphaël Cohen as Alexandra Pic as Emmanuel Garijo as Fabrice Fourreau as Fabrice Josso as Gilles Morvan as Lucille Boulanger as Philippe Catoire as Simon Koukissa as Stephane Fourreau as Volodia Serre as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Luis Fenton (Spain dub) | Anahi de la Fuente as Jaume Villanueva as Jordi Pons as Roger Isasi-Isasmendi as Belén Rodríguez as Cholo Moratalla as Elena Palacios as Joaquín Gómez as Juan Amador Pulido as Kaori Mutsuda as Lorenzo Beteta as Oriol Rafel as Ramon Canals as Víctor Martínez as Xevi Masip as Belén Rodríguez as Claudio Domingo as Daniel Albiac as Enric Isasi-Isasmendi as Estela Vilches as José Javier Serrano as Luis Fernando Ríos as Pep Ribas as | |||||||
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Distributor: Columbia Tristar (release date 5/23/2006) | ||||||
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