Initial D (live-action movie)
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| Initial D - BluRay (DVD) 2008-01-22 (from $22.46) |
| Initial D (Live Action) - Special Edition DVD (DVD) 2006-01-24 (from $9.23) |
| Initial D -(Live Action) (UMD) 2006-01-24 |
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Director: Screenplay: Felix Chong Music: Kwong Wing Chan Original Manga: Shuuichi Shigeno Director of Photography: Executive producer: Producer: Andrew Lau Assistant Art Director: Cat Leung (HK) Assistant Costume Design: Assistant director: Assistant Production Manager: Yasunori Matsuda (Japan) Associate Line Producer: Associate Production Manager: Editing: Wong Hoi Line Producer: Location Manager: Makoto Yokozawa (Japan) Location Production Assistant: Yasuoki Kobayashi (Japan) Production Assistant: Production Design: Silver Choung Production manager: Production Runner: Po Hung Wong (HK) Sound Design: Kinson Tsang Stunt Assistant: Stunt Coordination: Theme Song Performance: Unit Manager: Chun Keung Cheung (HK) Visual Effects Supervision: | Jay Chou as Anne Suzuki as Anthony Wong as Chapman To as Edison Chen as Jordan Chan as Kazuyuki Tsumura as Keng Hung Liu as Kenny Bee as Shawn Yue as Akiko Matsushita as Akira Yasuda as Chie Tanaka as Chikako Murata as Chinatsu Kanada as Chizuru Iguchi as Daiichiro Yuyama as Dasubi Tamura as Eiichi Kato as Eri Asanuma as Hiroko Watabe as Hiroyuki Nakai as Kahori Oba as Kanako Ishiyama as Katsushi Norimine as Kazuhida Kobayashi as Kazunori Kawamura as Kazuo Yashiro as Kenji Harada as Kenzo Sakai as Kiboubi Tamura as Kiyohiko Ueki as Kotaro Kano as Mai Fujii as Manami as Masako Yoshikawa as Masashi Niijima as Masato Kato as Megumi Seitone as Megumi Ujiie as Miki Kuroiwa as Minako Yokoyama as Norimasa Matsumoto as Ran Fukuda as Reika Shinoda as Rin Aki as Sayaka Takizawa as Seira Ogura as Serina Kurobe as Shinichiro Nagano as Shintaro Nemoto as Shiro Gou as Shota Mitsuki as So Iijima as Takahiro Hirano as Takenori Ishii as Tomohiro Waki as Tomoka Oohata as Tomomi Koizumi as Tsunesuke Shimizu as Tsuyoshi Abe as Yuka Yanase as Yuko Kawasa as Yumi Murakami as Yusuke Nakayama as Yusuke Naoi as Yuya Nakahara as | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: MTV Netherlands Distributor: Asiamania | |||||||
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