Lupin III: Missed by a Dollar (special)
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| Lupin III: - DVD Movie Collection 2 (DVD) 2006-12-19 (from $16.99) |
| Lupin the 3rd Movie: Missed by a dollar (DVD) 2006-03-14 (from $15.49) |
Chief Director: Hideki Tonokatsu Director: Atsushi Yano Screenplay: Hiroshi Kashiwabara Music: Yuji Ohno Original Concept: Maurice Leblanc Original creator: Monkey Punch Character Design: Ryo Tanaka Art director: Takashi Miyano Animation director: Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai Producer: Assistant producer: Yudo Ohishi Editing: Masatoshi Tsurubuchi Music Director: Seiji Suzuki Recording Director: Satoshi Kato Script Producer: Junichi Iioka Theme Song Performance: Lileth | 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 Lileth as Sandie (singing voice) Mami Koyama as Cynthia Rica Matsumoto as Sandie | |||||||
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ADR Director: Sonny Strait Translation: Clyde Mandelin Executive producer: Producer: Additional Video Editor: ADR Engineer: Justin Pate Assistant DVD Producer: Jayme Westman Assistant Talent Coordinator: Scott Garner DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Producer: Carly Hunter Line Producer: Justin Cook Menu Audio: Matt Chaney Menu Design: Kris Pierce Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Paint/Animation: Jeffrey Miller Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Melissa Mauney Script Adaptation: David Haynes Script Supervisor: Jacqueline Gilbert Talent Coordinator: Tara Williams Video Editor: | Christopher R. Sabat as Daisuke Jigen Meredith McCoy as Fujiko Mine Mike McFarland as Goemon Ishikawa Phillip Wilburn as Inspector Koichi Zenigata Sonny Strait as Arsene Lupin the Third Christopher Bevins as Gilbert Lileth as Sandy (singing voice) Stephanie Nadolny as Cynthia Fulerton Susan Huber as Sandy (as Lucy Small) Troy Baker as Alex Nabikov Alison Retzloff as Spirit Guide Bill Townsley as Investor Brandon Bristow as Priest Kyle Hebert as Auctioneer | |||||||
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