Lupin III: The Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure (special)
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Lupin III: Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure
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| Lupin III - DVD Movie Collection 1 (DVD) 2006-11-07 (from $20.39) |
| Lupin III: Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure [Edited] (1 DVD) 2002-09-24 |
| Lupin III: Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure [Uncut] (1 DVD) 2002-09-24 (from $16.99) |
| Lupin III: Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure [Edited] (Dub.VHS) 2002-09-24 |
| Lupin III: Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure [Uncut] (Dub.VHS) 2002-09-24 |
Chief Director: Osamu Dezaki Director: Masato Sato Script: Music: Yuji Ohno Original Concept: Maurice Leblanc Original creator: Monkey Punch Art director: Yukihiro Shibutani Animation director: Masatomo Sudô Director of Photography: Hajime Hasegawa Executive producer: Producer: Editing: Masatoshi Tsurubuchi Script Supervisor: Junichi Jioka Sound Effects: Yukiyoshi Itokawa | Eiko Masuyama as Fujiko Mine Goro Naya as Inspector Zenigata Kanichi Kurita as Arsene Lupin III Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Jigen Daisuke Makio Inoue as Goemon Ishikawa XIII Hirotaka Suzuoki as Russel Masuo Amada as Geringu Maya Okamoto as Diana Mayumi Tanaka as Neonachirida Obon as Inn director Tadashi Nakamura as Lord Arthur Taiten Kusunoki as Harimao | |||||||
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ADR Director: Sonny Strait Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Derrik Poitevint DVD Audio Design: Christopher R. Sabat DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Design: Bill Townsley Editing: Head Writer: Eric Vale (English Dialogue) Japanese Translations: Steven J. Simmons Line Producer: Christopher R. Sabat Mix Engineer: Neal Malley Paint/Animation: Production Assistant: Production Supervision: Carly Hunter Script Supervisor: John Burgmeier Subtitling: Talent Coordinator: Patti Nichol-Ringler | Christopher R. Sabat as Daisuke Jigen Meredith McCoy as Fujiko Mine Mike McFarland as Goemon Ishikawa Sonny Strait as Arsene Lupin III Cindy Beall as Herr Mafroditte Cynthia Cranz as Diana Kyle Hebert as Goering Phil Parsons as Sir Archer Robert Colin as Russell | |||||||
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Bruno Magne as Lupan Constantin Pappas as Hervé Caradec as Daisuke Jigen Nathalie Homs as Fujiko Mine Pascale Chemin as Diana Thierry Murzeau as Lord Archer | ||||||||
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| (none) | Alessandra Korompay as Fujiko Mine Giovanni Petrucci as Goemon Ishikawa Roberto Del Giudice as Lupin Rodolfo Bianchi as Zenigata Sandro Pellegrini as Daisuke Jigen Alberto Càneva as Signor Russell/Elma Fortite Saverio Moriones as Signor Archer | |||||||
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ADR Script: Joachim Friedmann Executive producer: Carlo Levy (Dynamic Visions N.V) Addition Tracks: Computerjockeys Coordination (Brussels): Stephanie Leempoels Director Of Dubbing: Detlef Klein Main Theme: Computerjockeys Outro: Computerjockeys Redaktion: | Peter Flechtner as Arsene Lupin Diana Borgwardt as Diana Ghadah Al-Akel as Fujiko Mine Peter Reinhardt as Goemon Ishikawa Stefan Staudinger as Inspektor Zenigata Tilo Schmitz as Daisuke Jigen | |||||||
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