Princess Knight (TV)
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Chief Director: Script: Masaki Tsuji Screenplay: Storyboard: Yoshiyuki Tomino Episode Director: Music: Isao Tomita Original creator: Osamu Tezuka Character Design: Art director: Art: Animation director: Producer: Animation: Assistant producer: Sakuro Koyanagi Background Art: Hachiro Tsukima Color design: Hiroyuki Sawai Coloring: Sachiyo Ochiai Editing: Masashi Furukawa Executive Director: Osamu Tezuka Layout: Shiro Fujimoto Photography: Akifumi Kumagai Settings: Sound: Susumu Aketagawa | Yoshiko Ohta as Noriko Shindou as Chieko Kitagawa as Goro Naya as Kyoji Kobayashi as Masashi Amenomori as Reiko Mutoh as Ryusuke Shiomi as Takako Sasuga as | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Marie Mercier |  | Agnès Gribe as Brigitte Lecordier as Celine Monsarrat as Evelyne Grandjean as Flora Balzano as Magali Barney as Marie Martine as Marie-Laure Dougnac as Albert Augier as Antoine Tome as Benoît Marleau as Eve Gagnier as Gérard Dessalles as Gérard Surugue as Jacques Ferrière as Jean-François Kopf as Philippe Ogouz as Pierre-François Pistorio as Ronald France as Sébastien Desjours as Serge Lhorca as | ||||||
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Dialogues: Donatella Luttazzi | Anna Teresa Eugeni as Aurora Cancian as Eva Ricca as Gigi Pirarba as Laura Boccanera as Mimmo Palmara as Miranda Bonansea as Paola Del Bosco as Saverio Garbarino as Stefano Carraro as Vicky Morandi as | |||||||
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Script: Gilberto Baroli Translation: Gilberto Baroli | | Antonieta Matos as Ivete Jaime as Maralise Tartarine as Neusa Tavares as Cordélia Santos as Isaura Gomes as José Carlos Guerra as Míriam Tereza as Sandra Campos as Ari de Toledo as Carlos Leão as Carlos Marques as Chico Borges as Domício Costa as Dráusio de Oliveira as Elza Martins as Gilberto Baroli as Helena Sâmara as Henrique Ogalla as Mara di Carlo as Marcelo Gastaldi as Mário Jorge as Marta Volpiani as Milton Luís as Pádua Moreira as Paulo Pereira as Paulo Pinheiro as Rita Cleoci as Siomara Nagy as Sônia Moraes as Waldir Guedes as | ||||||
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