Tokyo Godfathers (movie)
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| Tokyo Godfathers (Sub.DVD) 2004-04-13 (from $11.49) |
Director: Satoshi Kon Screenplay: Music: Keiichi Suzuki Original story: Satoshi Kon Character Design: Art director: Nobutaka Ike Animation director: Kenichi Konishi Sound director: Masafumi Mima Co-director: Shougo Furuya Director of Photography: Katsutoshi Sugai Executive producer: Producer: Masao Maruyama Chief animator: Kenichi Konishi Co-Producer: Satoki Toyada Color design: Kazunori Hashimoto Editing: Takeshi Seyama Key Animation: | Aya Okamoto as Miyuki Toru Emori as Gin Yoshiaki Umegaki as Hana Kouichi Yamadera as Taxi Driver Kyouko Terase as Sachiko Mamiko Noto as Gin's Daughter Kiyoko Satomi Koorogi as Baby "Kiyoko" Seizo Katou as Okaa-san Yuusaku Yara as Miyuki's Father Akio Ohtsuka as Doctor Atsuko Yuya as Nobuyuki Furuta Chiyako Shibahara as Eriko Kawasaki Hiroya Ishimaru as Yasuo Inuko Inuyama as Kurumizawa Jin Horikawa as Toshitaka Shimizu Kanako Yahara as Yamanouchi Kazuaki Ito as Akiko Takeguchi Luis Sartor as Latin American Assassin Masao Harada as Youto Kazama Mitsuru Ogata as Hidenari Ugaki Mitsuru Sugita as Rin Sakurazawa Myrta Dangelo as Latin American Woman Rie Shibata as Cat Lady Rikiya Koyama as Bridegroom Ryo Takahashi as Hikaru Koga Ryuuji Saikachi as Old Man Shozo Iizuka as Ohta Syuho Miki as Ayaki Nishimura Yoshinori Sonobe as Tsuguo Mogami | |||||||
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Adapation: Catherine Lalduriez Directrice De Plateau: Guylaine Gibert Mixage: Laurent Duval | Guylaine Gibert as Miyuki Jean-Marc Delhausse as Hanna Martin Spinhayer as Gin Alexandra Correa as Maria David Manet as Mario Dominique Wagner as Kiyoko Maia Baran as Kiyoko Robert Dubois as Mafieu | |||||||
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| (none) | Gerardo Reyero as Hana Laura Ayala as Miyuki Miguel Angel Ghigliazza as Gin Alejandro Villeli as Doctor Carlos del Campo as Cesar Arias as Anciano Jorge Roig as Narración Jose Gilberto Vilchis as Mario Juan Alfonso Carralero as Laura Torres as Esposa de Mario Magda Giner as Sra Sakurasawa Maria Fernanda Morales as Kiyoko (enfermera) Monica Manjarrez as Sachiko Mónica Villaseñor as Kiyoko (novia) Patricia Acevedo as Voz en Hospital Rebeca Gómez as Rebeca Manriquez as Sra Yamanauchi Ricardo Mendoza as Chico con Celular Roberto Mendiola as Yasuo Sylvia Garcel as Mujer con Gatos | |||||||
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| (none) | Angelo Nicotra as Gin Maria Letizia Scifoni as Miyuki | |||||||
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| (none) | Caroline Combrinck as Kiyuki Kai Taschner as Hana Marieke Oeffinger as Engel Walter von Hauff as Gin | |||||||
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Cassius Romero as Hana Carlos Silveira as Mamãe (Okaa-san) Luiz Antônio Lobue as Pai da Miyuki (Miyuki's father) Marcelo Pissardini as Taxista (Taxi Driver) Márcia Regina as Sachiko Nishizawa Tatiane Keplermaier as Kyoko filha do Gin (Gin's daughter) Afonso Amajones as Mitsuo Hiruta Antônio Moreno as Gin Cláudia Carli as Mulher Latino-americana (Latin American Woman) Guilherme Lopes as Doutor (Doctor) Priscila Concépcion as Miyuki Rodrigo Andreatto as Assassino Latino-americano (Latin American assassin) | ||||||||
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