Eagle Riders (TV)
Kagaku Ninja-Tai Gatchaman F (TV)
Kagaku Ninja-Tai Gatchaman II (TV)
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ADR Director: Music: Shuki Levy ADR Script: Marc Handler Executive producer: Haim Saban Producer: ADR Recordist: David W. Barr Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Ettel | Bryan Cranston as Joe Thax Heidi Noelle Lenhart as Kelly Jenar Mona Marshall as Mickey Dougan Paul L. Schrier II as Ollie Keeawani Richard Cansino as Hunter Harris Dena Burton as Auto Greg O'Neill as Thaddeus Keane Lara Cody as Dr. Aikens Peter Spellos as Cybercon R. Martin Klein as Mallanox | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Vallois | Alexandre Gillet as Hunter Harris Béatrice Bruno as Kelly Jenar Denis Laustriat as Joe Thax Herve Rey as Mickey Dugan Joel Martineau as Dr Keane Béatrice Bruno as Dr Francine Aikens (voix de remplacement) Dorothée Jemma as François Pacôme as Happy Boy Herve Rey as Otto le robot Jean-Claude Montalban as Jean-luc Kayser as Joel Martineau as Joseph Falcucci as | |||||||
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