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Galaxy Express 999 (movie)
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Alternative title:
Galaxy Express
Galaxy Express 999, Le Film (French)
Ginga Tetsudo 999 (Japanese)
銀河鉄道９９９ (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
After the death of his mother at the hands of the evil robot Count Mecha, young Tetsuro has become a delinquent street urchin who dreams only of revenge. Tetsuro lives in a far future world in which humans have the choice to travel to another planet where they can exchange their bodies for immortal, robotic counterparts. His goal is to someday acquire (through theft) enough money to board the Galaxy Express 999, a train which is capable of traveling through space, and which will take him to the planet of robots. One day, after escaping from the police, he meets the beautiful Maetel, who resembles his mother. She offers to take him on the Galaxy Express 999 to get a robotic body and to get revenge on Count Mecha. Along the journey, the two meet many varied people (including Captain Harlock and Queen Emeraldas), and Tetsuro learns what it means to be human.
User Ratings:
367 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
128 minutes
Vintage:
1979-08-04
Premiere date:
1979-08-04 (Japan)
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Ginga Tetsudou 999" by Isao Sasaki
Ending Theme:
"The Galaxy Express 999" by Godiego
Official website:
Toei Animation-Oldies (Japanese)
Trivia: We have 1
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Director: Rintaro
Script: Shiro Ishimori
Original creator: Leiji Matsumoto
Character Design: Kazuo Komatsubara
Animation Director: Kazuo Komatsubara
Mechanical design: Katsumi Itabashi
Animation:
Eikichi Takahashi Emiko Tsukima Hiroshi Oikawa Johji Manabe Kazuhide Tomonaga Koichi Tsunoda Nobumichi Kawamura Reiko Kuwahara Rintaro Shigeo Matoba Tomeko Horikawa Yasuhiro Nakura Yoshinobu Inano Yoshinobu Ineno  Yoshinori Kanada
Production manager: Saburo Yokoi
Sound Effects: Akihiko Matsuda
Supervision: Kon Ichikawa
Theme Song Arrangement: Micky Yoshino
Theme Song Composition: Yukihide Takekawa
Theme Song Performance: Godiego
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Animation: Oh! Production
Mechanical Design: Studio Nue (Arcadia)
Music Production: Columbia Music Entertainment
Production: Toei Animation
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Screenplay: Trish Ledoux
Art Director: Yoshiyuki Higuchi
Translation: Takayuki Karahashi
Executive producer: Seiji Horibuchi
Dialogue Director: Karl Willems
Packaging Design: Hidemi Sahara
Production Coordination: Diana Gage
Promotion/Publicity: Bob Ryan
Re-Recording Mixing: Kelly Frey
Recording Assistant: Trevor Smith
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Recording Studio: The Ocean Group
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Dubbing Director: Gabriella Rasero
Translation: Amanda Ronzoni
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Distributor: Yamato Video
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