Cyber City Oedo 808 (OAV)
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| Cyber City Oedo 808 - The Vampire (DVD 3) 2004-07-06 |
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Director: Yoshiaki Kawajiri (ep 1) Script: Akinori Endo (ep 1) Music: Kazz Toyama Original Concept: Jyuzou Mutuki Character Design: Art director: Katsushi Aoki Animation director: Mecha design: Takashi Watanabe (ep 1) Director of Photography: Kinichi Ishikawa Producer: Mecha Director: Ken Koike Music Director: Yasunori Honda Planning: Masao Maruyama | Hiroya Ishimaru as Kaneto Shiozawa as Tesshô Genda as Emi Shinohara as Kyousei Tsukui as Norio Wakamoto as Kotono Mitsuishi as Mitsuko Horie as Rin Mizuhara as Takeshi Aono as Unshou Ishizuka as Yoshiko Sakakibara as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Michael Bakewell Music: Rory McFarlane (All) Translation: Pamela Parks Executive producer: Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Casting Director: Jill Wilmot Dubbing Mixer: Richard King DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann DVD Subtitles: In House Production: Justin Sevakis In House Production Manager: Tim Werenko Re-Recording Engineer: Clive Mitchison Rewrite: Jay Parks Script Adaptation: John Wolskel Theme Song Lyrics: Robert Kuropkat |  | Bruce Martin as Daniel Flynn as Sean Barrett as Bob Sherman as Nigel Greaves as Marc Smith as Michael Simpson as | ||||||
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ADR Director: Christophe Delmas Dubbing Director: Dominique Bailly Translation: Sarah Dowson Adaptation: Pierre Valmy Casting: Pierre Valmy | Bertrand Boucheroy as Gérard Malabat as Pascal Germain as William Coryn as Christian Visine as Emmanuel Curtil as Lionel Henry as Mario Santini as Nathalie Bleynie as Jean-claude Balard as Marc Perez as Nicolas Marié as Philippe Catoire as Robert Darmel as Sybille Tureau as Virginie Méry as | |||||||
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Script: Fiamma Molinari Translation: Fiamma Molinari Director Of Dubbing: Raffaele Farina | Antonello Governale as Gabriele Calindri as Mario Zucca as Davide Garbolino as Raffaele Farina as Claudio Ridolfo as Laura Merli as Maurizio Scattorin as Orlando Mezzabotta as | |||||||
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