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jr240483
Posts: 4378 Location: New York City,New York,USA |
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I remember that too.But there's a problem with the notice.It says on the web site that the voice of batou is the same from the two movies,but there a problem with that.Cause I remember,the english actor for batou in the 1st one was richarad cox,after seeing the credits.But in the series,the voice actor for him is different and i don't know on the 2nd one.So how could the the voice of batou remain the same throughout the two movies and the TV series when the credits say otherwise? |
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Steventheeunuch
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Because he used Aliaseseseseses.
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Kusanagi_Kei
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Correction. It was Richard George, not Richard Cox. Thus
no, he didn't use aliases, because it was a completely different person. Richard Cox is the dude from Wales, working in Blue Water and Ocean studios. *crap dubs* (Ocean/Blue Water that is) There's a big difference there. Last edited by Kusanagi_Kei on Sun Dec 25, 2005 4:34 pm; edited 2 times in total |
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patch
Posts: 677 Location: New York, NY |
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Oh well, I'm still happy to hear about the cast though. Thanks for the heads up tempest. |
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LordByronius
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Posts: 861 Location: Philippe for America! He is five. |
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I've read this post a couple times now and I still don't know exactly what you're saying. That Richard George isn't Batou? That Richard Cox is in Canada, is the voice of InuYasha, and couldn't have anything less to do with GitS? I'm not sure here. Help a brotha out. |
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TheVileOne
Posts: 272 Location: Texas |
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Nope. Richard Epcar is Batou who he also voiced in the English version of the series. McGlynn is the Major Motoko Kusanagi who she also does in the English version of the series. What probably ticks me off the most is that Dreamworks won't import this version. They didn't just screw us out of an English dub, but English subtitles as well. I will never forgive them for that. http://new.petitiononline.com/GITS/petition.html |
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LordByronius
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Posts: 861 Location: Philippe for America! He is five. |
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I think you're a bit confused. It's rather common for ADR directors to either cast themselves in their projects, or for dub actors to "rise in the ranks" so to speak, and become ADR writers/directors. Witness: Wendee Lee and Steve Blum writing and directing various projects like Megaman and Digimon. Also, Petitiononline. Ouch. That'll sure scare them Hollywood fatcats! |
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TheVileOne
Posts: 272 Location: Texas |
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Yeah I got confused about what the other poster said. I do know that Epcar is the English ADR director for Bobobo. And yes, petitiononline probably won't do anything, but I figured, there's nothing to lose from it. I didn't even make it. A petition was made regarding the English subtitles issue and Dreamworks did take notice. Though they did little to actually fix the product and wouldn't come clean that they released a defective product. So they suck even more for that. |
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RezSav
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This could be an anime acquisition for AS in '06.
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TheVileOne
Posts: 272 Location: Texas |
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That would be really awesome, but I imagine that Dreamworks/Go Fish Pictures would have the broadcast rights for now. Or I don't know, does anyone? |
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patch
Posts: 677 Location: New York, NY |
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I'd like to see the original Ghost in the Shell movie on [adult swim] first though. |
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TheVileOne
Posts: 272 Location: Texas |
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Well Manga Ent. has the original movie, so I wouldn't rule it out.
They'd have to edit out quite a bit though. But that would be something awesome if we could get a huge marathon on Ghost In Shell. Show movies 1 and 2 one night. Then another night show all 52 episodes of Stand Alone Complex! That probably wouldn't be possible, but it would be awesome. |
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LordByronius
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Posts: 861 Location: Philippe for America! He is five. |
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Considering marathons, movies, or any programming longer than 11 or 22 minutes really continues to be some of the lowest rated amongst Adult Swim's programming, I really, honestly doubt it. Plus, the movies would be a Standards and Practices nightmare anyway, even at Cartoon Network's newly-adopted kinda-lenient-but-not-really TV-MA so, yeah. |
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IanC
Posts: 685 Location: Essex, England |
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Where did you hear that? |
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TheVileOne
Posts: 272 Location: Texas |
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Well they did a Bebop marthon before, so it wouldn't surprise me.
The second movie is PG-13 anyway. For the first one they'd just have to mute a thing here or there and do a few edits. |
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