Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (TV)
Gankutsuou (manga) (adaptation)
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| Gankutsuou - The Count of Monte Christo (DVD 1) 2005-10-25 (from $5.00) |
| Gankutsuou - The Count of Monte Cristo (DVD 2) 2006-01-10 (from $5.00) |
| Gankutsuou -The Count of Monte Christo DVD 1 + Artbox (DVD 1) 2005-10-25 |
| Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo - DVD Box Set (DVD) 2007-10-16 (from $32.00) |
| Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo - The Complete Series (DVD) 2009-04-28 (from $39.18) |
| Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo - Chapter 3 (DVD 3) 2006-03-14 (from $5.00) |
| Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (DVD 4) 2006-05-09 (from $5.00) |
| Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (DVD 5) 2006-07-11 |
| Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (DVD 6) 2006-09-12 (from $5.00) |
| Gankutsuou - The Count of Monte Christo (UMD 1) 2005-10-25 (from $3.00) |
Director: Mahiro Maeda Scenario: Script: Storyboard: Michio Fukuda (ep 4) Episode Director: Music: Original Work: Alexandre Dumas Character Design: Hidenori Matsubara Art director: Animation director: Takaaki Wada (eps 6, 13, 23) Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Takeo Ogiwara 2DCGI: Yousuke Nanjou Assistant producer: Assistant Production Manager: Assistant Sound Engineer: Soushi Shiihara Background: Masanori Kikuchi Character Design Supervision: Mahiro Maeda Color design: Eriko Murata Companion Design: Makoto Kobayashi Design: Hidenori Hatsuhara Digital Director: Yasufumi Soejima Digital Production Manager: Motoko Fujikuro Editing: Kengo Shigemura Effects Animator: Masaya Suzuki French Translation: Ilan Nguyen Music producer: Junji Fujita Production Design Coordinator: Tetsuo Ichimura Production manager: Koji Kajita Series Scenario: Shuuichi Kouyama Sound Effects: Yoshiki Matsunaga Sound Manager: Yoshimi Sugiyama Special 3DCGI Animator: Akira Suzuki Special Effects: Shin Inoie Textile Converter: Sayuri Okada Textile Design: Yasufumi Soejima Textile Design Manager: Yuichi Furuichi Theme Song Performance: Jean Jacques Burnel | Jouji Nakata as The Count of Monte Cristo/Edmond Dantès Jun Fukuyama as Albert de Morcerf Akiko Yajima as Haydée Chie Nakamura as Claire-Marie-Eugénie de Danglars Daisuke Hirakawa as Franz d'Epinay Juurouta Kosugi as Fernand de Morcerf Kikuko Inoue as Mercédès de Morcerf Mai Nakahara as Peppo Aya Endo as Albert de Morcerf (young) Eri Oono as Franz's Mother Haruka Kimura as Crowd (Ep. 1) Hiroki Hibino as Man A (Ep. 15) Hirotake Nagata as Noirlier Hirozumi Higuchi as Crowd (Ep. 1) Jin Domon as Lucien Debray Jiro Saito as Criminal 1 (Ep. 1) Junko Miura as Valentine de Villefort Kazunari Tanaka as Bandit Underling (Ep. 2) Keiko Konno as Maid 1 (ep 4) Keisuke Fujii as Reporter Kouji Ishii as Giovanni Bertuccio Kousuke Kobayashi as Crowd (ep 1) Kumiko Watanabe as Héloïse de Villefort Mahiru Kondou as Crowd (Ep. 1) MIKI as Raoul de Château-Renaud Naoko Matsui as Victoria de Danglars Naoko Shirakami as Teresa Nobuo Tobita as Noriko Kitou as Edouard de Villefort Rio Natsuki as Marchioness G Ryou Sugisaki as Crowd Seiji Sasaki as Marquis X Shinpachi Tsuji as Baron Danglars Tadahisa Saizen as Criminal 2 (Ep. 1) Takanori Hoshino as Executioner (Ep. 1) Tamio Sobami as Luigi Vampa Tarusuke Shingaki as Frontman (Ep. 2) Tetsu Inada as Maximilien Morrel Tetsu Shiratori as Beauchamp Tomoe Hanba as Franz d'Epinay (Young) Tomokazu Seki as Andrea Cavalcanti Tomoya Kawai as Aide (Ep. 15) Tomoyuki Shimura as General d'Epinay (Franz's Father) Toshiko Sawada as Maid 2 (ep 4) Tsuyoshi Koyama as Peppino Yoshinari Torii as Yousuke Akimoto as Gérard de Villefort Yui Kobayashi as Crowd (Ep. 1) Yukari Nozawa as Vasiliki (Ep. 15) | |||||||
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Translation: David Fleming Executive producer: Producer: ADR Engineer: Kevin Patzelt ADR Writer: Tony Oliver Assistant Engineer: Kevin Patzelt Assistant producer: Mami Okada Casting Director: Kaeko Sakamoto Dialogue Editing: Post-Production Assistant: Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Megumi Kunisada Re-Recording Engineer: Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Rozett Recording engineer: Marco Bustos Supervising Sound Engineer: Patrick Rodman Voice Direction: Tony Oliver | Kevin Hatcher as Albert Russell Wait as The Count of Morte Cristo (Animax) Taylor Henry as Le Comte de Monte Cristo Ethan Murray as Franz Francis C. Cole as Fernand Jennifer Sekiguchi as Haidee John Daniels as Bertuccio Karen Thompson as Michelle Mia Bradly as Mercedes Michelle Ruff as Edouard Sean Roberts as William Frederick Knight as Luigi Vampa Abe Lasser as Vilefort Carrie Savage as Peppo Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Valentine Doug Erholtz as Debray Doug Stone as Danglars Henry Joseph as Noirlier Jack Bauer as Beauchamp Jane Alan as Victoria Jessica Gee as Maid John Smallberries as Peppino (Ep. 1-2) Julie Ann Taylor as Heloise Karen Thompson as Teresa (Ep. 2) Liam O'Brien as Cavalcant Melodee M. Spevack as Michelle Ruff as Eugenie Patrick Seitz as Boville (Ep. 9-10) Richard Epcar as Faria Sean Roberts as Valois (Ep. 9) Tina Dixon as Marquise G Tony Oliver as Maximilien Wendee Lee as Young Albert Yuri Lowenthal as Chateau-Renaud | |||||||
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Adaptation: Frédéric Roques | Agnès Manoury as Haydee Antoine Tome as Count of Monte Cristo/Edmond Dantes Catherine Collomb as Mercedes De Morcerf Emmanuel Gradi as Fernand De Morcerf Fabrice Lelyon as Maximillen Morrel Fabrice Nemo as Franz d'Epinay François Creton as Albert de Morcerf Francoise Escobar as Eugenie Danglars Frédéric Cerdal as Villefort Frederic Popovic as Andrea Cavalcanti Frédéric Souterelle as Baron Danglars Isabelle Volpe as Beppo | |||||||
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Translation: Noemí Cuevas Rebollo (Spain dub) | Jordi Navarro as Albert (Spain dub) Manuel Bastos as Montecristo (Latin America) Oscar Redondo as Conde de Montecristo (Spain dub) Rolman Bastidas as Albert (Latin America) Carmen Calvell as Mercedes (Spain dub) Esperanza Doménech as Peppo (Spain dub) Tasio Alonso as Fernand (Spain dub) Valeria Castillo as Mercedes (Latin America) Angel del Río as Debray (Spain dub) Carlos Vitale as Narrador/Espíritu de Gankutsuou Héctor Indriago as Franz d'Epinay J. Ignacio Latorre as Maximilien (Spain dub) Pilar Morales as Marquesa G (Spain dub) Ramón Rocabayera as Baptistin (Spain dub) Rebeca Aponte as Heloise Ruben Leon as Baptistin (Latin America) Víctor Díaz as Andrea Cavalcanti | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Aldo Stella Dialogues: Vittoria Ponticelli | Raffaele Farina as Il Conte Di Montecristo / Edmond Dantes Davide Perino as Albert De Morcerf Ivo De Palma as Fernand De Morcerf Massimo Di Benedetto as Franz D'epinay Sonia Mazza as Eugenie Danglars Alessandro D'Errico as Giovanni Bertuccio Antonio Paiola as Gerard De Villefort Benedetta Ponticelli as Valentine De Villefort Dania Cericola as Mercedes De Morcerf Donatella Fanfani as Madame Villefort Elda Olivieri as Marchesa G Elisabetta Spinelli as Haydee Gabriele Calindri as Andrea Cavalcanti Gianluca Iacono as Baptistin Jolanda Granato as Edouard De Villefort Lorenzo Scattorin as Beauchamp Luca Semeraro as Maximilien Morrel Luigi Rosa as Lucien Debray Mario Scarabelli as Gaspard Caderousse Patrizia Mottola as Beppo Renato Novara as Raoul De Chateau Sergio Romano' as Barone Danglars Valeria Falcinelli as Madame Danglars | |||||||
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| (none) | Marwan Farahat as The Count of Monte Cristo Ziad Al Rifai as Albert de Morcerf Fatima Sa'ad as Mercédès de Morcerf Fatima Sa'ad as Lucien's Mother Ma'amoon Al Rufaee as Fernand De Morcerf Mamoon al-Fark as Maximilien | |||||||
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| (none) | Louie Paraboles as Albert de Morcerf Montreal Repuyan as Count of Monte Cristo/Edmond Dantes Hazel Hernan as Peppo Rowena Benavidez as Mercédès de Morcerf Rowena Raganit as Eugenie Danglars | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Fábio Lucindo | Márcio Araújo as Albert de Morcerf Paulo Celestino as Conde de Monte Cristo Antônio Moreno as Barão Danglars Melissa Garcia as Puppo Patrícia Scalvi as Mércèdes De Morcerf Priscila Concépcion as Claire-Marie-Eugénie de Danglars Sérgio Corsetti as Franz d'Epinay Sérgio Moreno as Fernand de Morcerf Tatiane Keplermaier as Haydée Angelica Santos as Michelle Cecília Lemes as Julie César Marchetti as Baptistin Cláudia Carli as Héloïse de Villefort Emerson Caperbat as Butler Fábio Moura as Marquis X Fernanda Bock as Eduardo de Villefort Gileno Santoro as Gaspard Caderousse Guilherme Lopes as Luigi Vampa Jorge Cerruti as Barker Marcelo Campos as Andrea Cavalcanti Matheus Pereira as Albert criança Pedro Alcântara as Franz criança Renato Soares as Beauchamp Rodrigo Andreatto as Lucien Debray Rosa Maria as Victoria de Danglars Sidney Lilla as Giovanni Bertuccio Vagner Fagundes as Maximillien Morrel Yuri Chesman as Renauld | |||||||
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