Kimagure Orange Road: The Movie
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Kimagure Orange Road: The Movie DVD
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| Kimagure Orange Road: The Movie (DVD) 2004-05-11 (from $13.99) |
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Director: Tomomi Mochizuki Screenplay: Kenji Terada Storyboard: Tomomichi Mochizuki Music: Shiro Sagisu Original Manga: Izumi Matsumoto Character Design: Akemi Takada Art director: Satoshi Miura Animation director: Masako Goto Sound director: Noriyoshi Matsuura Director of Photography: Jin Kaneko Producer: Editing: Shuichi Kakesu Key Animation: Music producer: Tatsuo Oba Planning: Planning Assistance: Toru Horikoshi Production Advancement: Naoji Hounokidani Recording: Theme Song Arrangement: Ryomei Shirai Theme Song Composition: Hiroyuki Izuda Theme Song Lyrics: Kanako Wada Theme Song Performance: Kanako Wada | Eriko Hara as Hiromi Tsuru as Tohru Furuya as Chieko Honda as Chiyoko Kawashima as Eiko Yamada as Katsumi Suzuki as Kei Tomiyama as Keiichi Nanba as Kenichi Ogata as Kouichi Yamadera as Maria Kawamura as Michie Tomizawa as Naoki Tatsuta as Sho Hayami as Tomoko Maruo as Yuusaku Yara as | |||||||
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Executive producer: Robert J. Woodhead DVD Assistant Producer: Sara Rouse DVD Production Assistant: | (none) | |||||||
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