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Battle Royale II: Requiem (live-action movie)

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Alternative title:
BR II
Королевская битва 2 (Russian)
バトル・ロワイアルII　[鎮魂歌　レクイエム] (Japanese)
배틀 로얄 2: 레퀴엠 (Korean)
Themes: military
Objectionable content: Intense
Plot Summary: Three years after surviving his former class' Battle Royale, Shuya Nanahara forms a terrorist group known as "Wild Seven" to bring down the Japanese government. As their first act of terrorism, Wild Seven destroy several buildings in Tokyo on Christmas Day, killing more than 8,000 people. One year after the attacks, the government passes the "New Century Terrorist Counter-Measure Alternative" Act, otherwise known as the Battle Royale II Act. Forty-two students of Shikanotoride Junior High Class 3-B are sent to Wild Seven's island stronghold. They have three days to kill Nanahara or die.
Vintage: 2003-07-05
Premiere date:
2003-07-05 (Japan)
2003-11-11 (Hong Kong)
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Requiem (Verdi) ~ Prologue" by Masamichi Amano w/ the Poland Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra
Ending Theme:
"Mayonaka Shounen Totsugeki Dan" by Stance Punks
Links: We have 2
Trivia: We have 3
Comment:
Director Kinji Fukusaku died of cancer only after the first day of this film's production on January 12, 2003. His son Kenta finished the directing duties. Despite all this, Kenta still claims this movie as his father's work.
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Blu-ray (Region A)
    Battle Royale - The Complete Collection (Blu-ray) 2012-03-20 (from $22.00)
DVD (Region 1)
    Battle Royale - The Complete Collection (DVD) 2012-03-20 (from $24.00)

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director:
Kenta Fukasaku (uncredited)
Kinji Fukasaku
Screenplay: Kenta Fukasaku
Music: Masamichi Amano
Original creator: Koushun Takami
Director of Photography: Yuta Morokaji
Executive producer:
Hiroshi Hayakawa (TV Asahi)
Masao Sato (佐藤雅夫; Toei)
Producer:
Kimio Kataoka
Masumi Okada 
Mitsuru Kawase

Assistant Director: Tōru Harada
Co-Producer:
Hiromi Mori (森裕美; Sega)
Junichi Kimura (TV Asahi)
Kazuhiro Furukawa (古川 一博; TOKYO FM)
Kenji Komatsu (Nippan)
Mieko Fujisawa (Nippan)
Nagao Hitachi (Toei Video)
Natsumi Shirahama (Nippan)
Osamu Fukunaka (Toei Agency)
Osamu Kurosaka (TOKYO FM)
Satoshi Akamatsu (Sega)
Takashi Hamano (浜野隆; WOWOW)
Taro Iwamoto (TV Asahi)
Tooru Ishii (Toei Video)
Tsutomu Kuno (GAGA Communications)
Planning: Shigeyuki Endo (Toei)
Theme Song Composition: Tsuru (ED)
Theme Song Lyrics: Tsuru (ED)
Theme Song Performance: Stance Punks (ED)
Ai Maeda as Shiori Kitano
Riki Takeuchi as Mr. Riki Takeuchi
Shugo Oshinari as Takuma Aoi
Tatsuya Fujiwara as Shuya Nanahara

Aki Maeda as Noriko Nakagawa
Ayana Sakai as Nao Asakura
Beat Takeshi as Kitano
Go Ryugawa as Lieutenant Anjou
Masahiko Tsugawa as Prime Minister
Miku Kuga as Kengo Yonai
Mitsu Murata as Sōji Kazama
Natsuki Katou as Saki Sakurai
Toshihiro Wada as Satoshi Imakire
Yōko Maki as Maki Souda
Yūma Ishigaki as Mitsugu Sakai

Ai Iwamura as Mai
Aiko Moriuchi as Miki Ikeda
Aja as Kazumi Fukuda
Akane Mizuno as Sayaka
Ami Nakagawa as Honami Totsuka
Asami Katsura as Risa Shindo
Asuka Shingū as Maho Nosaka
Ayumi Hanada as Ryoko Hata
Chisato Miyao as Hibiki Yano
Haruka Suenaga as Haruka Kuze
Haruka Umeda as Aya
Hikaru Takahashi as ATAT Soldier
Hiroaki Itou as ATAT Soldier
Hitomi Hasebu as Asuka Motomura
Jiro Kazama as Sanada
Kayo Nayuki as Eri Yoshiyama
Kazutoshi Yokoyama as ATAT Soldier
Kei Tamura as Tatsuhiko Hasegawa
Kenji Harada as Naoki Jou
Kenji Ohba as Mimura's Comrade
Kotaro Kamijou as Kenji Maezono
Kouji Tashiro as Iwamoto
Kouta Yamada as Tetsuya Shimada
Mai Sakamoto as Shoko
Maika Matsumoto as Shiho Matsuki
Maki Hamada as Chizuru
Makoto Sakamoto as Osamu Kasai
Masaya Kikawada as Shintaro Makimura
Masumi Toyooka as Yukari
Michiho Matsumoto as Sanae Shioda
Mika Kikuchi as Ayane Yagi
Mikiya Sanada as ATAT Soldier
Minami Kanazawa as Yuko Natsukawa
Miyuki Kanbe as Kyoko Kakei
Munetaka Aoki as Jun Nanami
Musashi Kubota as Wataru Mukai
Nana Yanagisawa as Mayu Hasuda
Nanami Ota as Hitoe Takeuchi
Riasu Arama as Rena Niimi
Rika Sakaguchi as Yuka Mifune
Ryo Katsuji as Haruya Sakurai
Ryoji Fujihira as Masami Shibaki
Sae Shimizu as Ai Yazawa
Seiichi Ebina as Tatsuro Morishima
Shoko Sato as Nozomi Sagisawa
Sonny Chiba as Makio Mimura
Takaaki Ikeyama as Yasuaki Hosaka
Takahiko Yanagisawa as Shiro
Takashi Taniguchi as ATAT Leader
Takeru Shibaki as Shugo Urabe
Takeshi Tanaka as Masakatsu Taguchi
Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Shouta Hikasa
Yasutake Yuboku as Kiyoshi Minamoto
Yoshiko Mita as Takuma's Mother
Yuka Ozawa as Shinobu
Yūki Itō as Ryo Kurosawa
Yūko Morimoto as Kana Yuki
Yūya Nishikawa as Nishi

Mitsuki Shimada
Takashi Yukawa
Yuuma
Japanese companies
English staff
English companies
(none)
Internet Streaming:
Amazon Prime Video
Apple TV
Fandango At Home
Freevee
Google Play Movies
JustWatch
Plex Channel
PlexPlex
Tubi TV
VUDU Free
YouTube
Licensed by: Anchor Bay Entertainment
English cast
(none)
Korean staff
Korean companies
(none)
Korean cast
(none)
French staff
French companies
(none)
Broadcaster: Frissons TV (Canada)
French cast
(none)
Spanish cast
Spanish staff
ADR Director: Rafael Calvo (Spain dub)
Isabel Valls as Shiori Kitano (Spain dub)
José Javier Serrano as Takuma Aoi (Spain dub)
Pablo Sevilla as Shuya Nanahara (Spain dub)
Rafael Calvo as Professor Riki Takeuchi (Spain dub)

Adrià Frías as Prime Minister (Spain dub)
Camilo García as Kitano (Spain dub)
Cristina Mauri as Nao Asakura (Spain dub)
Elisa Beuter as Saki Sakurai (Spain dub)
Graciela Molina as Noriko Nakagawa (Spain dub)
Luis Fenton as Mitsugu Sakai (Spain dub)

Alberto Mieza as Ryo Kurosawa (Spain dub)
Aleix Estadella as Shugo Urabe (Spain dub)
Berta Cortés as Kyoko Kakei (Spain dub)
David Jenner as Student (Spain dub)
Graciela Molina as Haruka Kuze (Spain dub)
Javier Amilibia as Student (Spain dub)
Jonatán López as Naoki Jo (Spain dub)
Jordi Pons as Student (Spain dub)
José Posada as Masami Shibaki (Spain dub)
Manuel Osto as Student (Spain dub)
Maria del Mar Tamarit as Kazumi Fukuda (Spain dub)
Oscar Muñoz as Shintaro Makimura (Spain dub)
Rafael Parra as Student (Spain dub)

Salvador Moreno (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
Dubbing Studio: International Sound Studio (Spain Dub)
German staff
German cast
Dialogue Direction: Thomas Prausse (1st dubbing)
Dialogue Director: Thomas Wolf (2nd dubbing)
Dialogues: Thomas Prausse (1st dubbing)
Michael Narloch as Kitano (1st dubbing)

Anja Stadlober as Maki Hayada (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Berenice Weichert as Asuka Motomura (1st and 2nd dubbing)
Bernd Vollbrecht as Soldat (1st dubbing)
Catrin Dams as > Risa Shindo (1st dubbing)
Constantin von Jascheroff as Takuma Aoi (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Daniela Molina as Risa Shindo (2nd dubbing)
David Turba as Osamu Kasai (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Detlef Bierstedt as Sensei (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Diana Borgwardt as Mayu Hasuda (1st dubbing)
Fabian Zibell as Naoki Jo (1st dubbing)
Gerrit Schmidt-Foß as Satoshi Imarkire (1st dubbing)
Giuliana Jakobeit as Saki Sakurai (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Hannes Maurer as Tetsuya Shimura (1st dubbing)
Ilona Brokowski as Nao Asakura (2nd dubbing)
Ilona Otto as Nao Asakura (1st dubbing)
Jan Andres as Ryo Kurosawa (2nd dubbing)
Jan Spitzer as Makio Mimura (1st dubbing)
Jill Böttcher as Haruka Kuze (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Julia Ziffer as Kazumi Fukuda (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Julien Haggege as Shuya Nanahara (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Katja Primel as Miki Ikeda (1st dubbing)
Kaze Uzumaki as Naoki Jo (2nd dubbing)
Magdalena Turba as Noriko Nakagawa (1st dubbing)
Maria Koschny as Shiori Kitano (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Marie-Luise Schramm as Ai Yazawa (1st dubbing)
Marius Claren as Ryo Kurosawa (1st dubbing)
Nico Sablik as Masami Shibaki (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Ozan Ünal as Shugo Urabe (1st dubbing)
Sebastian Kluckert as Haruya Sakurai (2nd dubbing)
Sebastian Schulz as Mitsugu Sakai (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Sonja Spuhl as Nozomi Sagisawa (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Susanne Kaps as Yuka Mifune (1st dubbing)
Till Völger as Kenji Maezono (1st dubbing)
Tim Schwarzmaier as Shintaro Makimura (2nd dubbing)
Tobias Müller as Shintaro Makimura (1st dubbing)
Uli Krohm as Premierminister (1st dubbing; 2nd dubbing)
Valentin Stilu as Shugo Urabe (2nd dubbing)
Wanja Gerick as Jun Nanami (1st dubbing)
German companies
Distributor: Capelight Pictures
Dubbing:
Elektrofilm (1st dubbing)
Think Global Media GmbH (2nd dubbing)

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