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Crows Zero II (live-action movie)

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Alternative title:
El instituto de los cuervos 2 (Spanish)
Operação Corvo 2 (Portuguese)
Вороны: Продолжение (Russian)
クローズZERO II (Japanese)
크로우즈 제로 2 (Korean)
Running time: 133 minutes
Vintage: 2009-04-11
Premiere date:
2009-04-11 (Japan)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Takashi Miike
Screenplay: Shōgo Mutō
Music: Naoki Ōtsubo
Original creator: Hiroshi Takahashi
(none)
Japanese companies
CG Production: OLM Digital
English staff
English companies
(none)
Distributor: MVM (United Kingdom)
English cast
(none)
French cast
French staff
ARD Director: Bruno Buidin
Bruno Mullenaerts as Tamao Serizawa
Erico Salamone as Tiger Narumi
Gregory Praet as Genji Takya
Karim Barras as Ken Katagiri

Alexandre Crépet as Tokaji
Renaud Tefnin as Shun Izaki
Sébastien Hebrant as Chuta Tamura

Antoni LoPresti as Tatsuya Mito
Christophe Hespel as Ryo Urishibara, Hiromi
Emmanuel Dekoninck as Takehsi Mikami
Franck Daquin as Hide Takya
Frederik Haùgness as Shoji Tsutsumoto
Gaëtan Wenders as Bito Mito
Laurent Bonnet as Toshi Matoba
Mathieu Moreau as Rindaman, Ushyama
Maxime Donnay as Tokio Tatsukawa
Mélanie Dermont as Luca Aizawa
Pablo Hertsen as Rikiya Kumagiri
Philippe Resimont as Joji Yazaki
Sébastien Fayard as Manabu Mikami
Xavier Delacolette as Washio gota

Bruno Buidin
Erwin Grunspan
French companies
Distributor: Wild Side Video
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
ADR Director: Azucena Díaz (Spain dub)
ADR Script: Esmeralda Barreyro (Spain dub)

ADR Engineer:
Héctor Ruiz (Spain dub)
Raúl Echevarría (Spain dub)
Mix Engineer: Ferrán Mosquera (Spain dub)
Claudi Domingo as Tamao Serizawa (Spain dub)
José Posada as Ken Katagiri (Spain dub)
Manuel Gimeno as Genji Takaya (Spain dub)

Carles Lladó as Yuji Tokaji (Spain dub)
David Jenner as Hideto Bando (Spain dub)
Eduard Itchart as Chuta Tamura (Spain dub)
Ramón Hernández as Shoji Tsutsumoto (Spain dub)
Roger Isasi-Isasmendi as Shun Izaki (Spain dub)
Sergio Zamora as Taiga Narumi (Spain dub)
Xavier Fernández as Takashi Makise (Spain dub)

Antonio Lara as Hideo Takitani (Spain dub)
Azucena Díaz as Ai Tomaru (Spain dub)
Carlos Di Blasi as Toshi Matoba (Spain dub)
Carmen Calvell as Kyoko (Spain dub)
Daniel Albiac as
Megumi "Rindaman" Hayashida (Spain dub)
Noboru Kawanishi (Spain dub)
Hernán Fernández as Tokio Tatsukawa (Spain dub)
Isabel Valls as Ruka Aizawa (Spain dub)
Jordi Salas as Rikiya Kamagiri (Spain dub)
Juan Carlos Gustems as Joji Yazaki (Spain dub)
Masumi Mutsuda as Hiromi Kirishima (Spain dub)
Oscar Muñoz as Takeshi Mikami (Spain dub)
Ramón Hernández as Gota Washio (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
Dubbing Studio: Dubbing Films (Spain dub)
Licensed by: Mediatres Estudio (Spain)
Italian staff
Italian cast
(none)
Sacha Pilara as Shoji Tsutsumoto
Italian companies
Distributor: Dynit

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