Dominion Tank Police (OAV)
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| Dominion Tank Police - (DVD) 2003-07-29 |
Director: Script: Music: Yoichiro Yoshikawa Original Manga: Masamune Shirow Character Design: Hiroki Takagi Art director: Producer: In-Between Animation: Keiji Gotoh (OP) Key Animation: Keiji Gotoh (ep 4) | Hiromi Tsuru as Leona Ozaki Masaaki Ohkura as Al Ichirô Nagai as The Chief Jouji Yanami as Buaku Kouji Totani as Mohican Michie Tomizawa as Unipuma Yuko Mita as Annapuma Yuusaku Yara as Brenten Banjou Ginga as Skelton (Act III & IV) Dalsuke Gozato as Dr. Shahah (Act III & IV) Hideyoshi Shibata as The Councillor (Act II) Hirohiko Kakegawa as Red Commando (Act III & IV) Isamu Tanonaka as Doctor (Act I & II) Mari Yokoo as The Mayor Masami Kamiyama as Beautiful Woman (Act IV) Shigeru Chiba as Megane Takkou Ishimori as Father (Chaplain) Tomoko Maruyama as Maraya (Act III & IV) Yuko Kobayashi as Sharon | |||||||
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ADR Director: Michael Bakewell Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: Casting: Jill Wilmot DVD Coordination: Eric Thomann DVD Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky English Adaptation: George Roubicek Music Engineer: Paul Sanders Music producer: Brown Eyes Re-Recording Engineer: | Steve Graf as Al Toni Barry as Leona Ozaki Alison Dowling as John Bull as Mohican Marc Smith as Buaku Peter Whitman as Chaplain Sean Barrett as Lieutenant Britain Bill Bailey as Skeleton (Act III & IV) David Graham as Doctor (Act I & II) Garrick Hagon as Red Commando (Act III & IV) Jesse Vogel as Chief Of Police Kate Harper as The Mayor Peter Marinker as Dr. Shahah (Act III & IV) William Armstrong as Specs (Megane) | |||||||
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Sybille Tureau as Leona Thierry Bourdon as Al Alain Lacour as Lieutenant Brenten (1st voice) Bernard Métraux as Buaku Clothilde Lobjoy as Patrick Messe as Lieutenant Brenten (2nd voice) Robert Darmel as Chef Christian Visine as Specs (2nd voice) Daniel Lafourcade as Specs (1st voice) Dominique Bailly as Commissaire-Priseur Georges Poujouly as Dealer Hélène Vanu as Maire Hervé Caradec as Chaplain (1st voice) Jacques Feyel as Chaplain (2nd voice) Michel Roy as Gokaro Michel Tureau as Docteur Nathalie Reigner as Malaia Thierry Mercier as Hurican | ||||||||
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Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Director Of Dubbing: Fabrizio Mazzotta | Francesco Bulckaen as Al Stella Musy as Leona Ozaki Georgia Lepore as Unipuma Giorgio Lopez as Buaku Maurizio Romano as Mohikan Monica Ward as Annapuma Paolo Buglioni as Brenten Beatrice Margiotti as Malaia Diego Reggente as Scheletro Luca Dal Fabbro as Lovelock Mario Milita as Capo della Polizia Massimo Gentile as Dottore Mauro Bosco as Gokaro Mino Caprio as Cappellano Romano Malaspina as Sahaha Rosalinda Galli as Sindaco Vladimiro Grana as Red Commando | |||||||
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