Lupin III: Dragon of Doom (special)
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| Lupin III - DVD Movie Collection 1 (DVD) 2006-11-07 (from $17.48) |
Director: Masaharu Okuwaki Screenplay: Nobuaki Kishima Music: Yuji Ohno Original Concept: Maurice Leblanc Original creator: Monkey Punch | Eiko Masuyama as Fujiko Mine Goro Naya as Inspector Zenigata Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Jigen Daisuke Makio Inoue as Goemon Ishikawa XIII Yasuo Yamada as Arsene Lupin III Banjou Ginga as Tsuge no Gensai Junpei Takiguchi as Chin Chin-Chu Naoko Matsui as Kikyou | |||||||
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ADR Director: Sonny Strait Translation: Clyde Mandelin Executive producer: Producer: Closed Captioning: Shane Ray DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Christopher R. Sabat DVD Menu Design: Bill Townsley DVD Subtitles: Brian Thomas Line Producer: Christopher R. Sabat Mastering Engineer: Neal Malley Mix Engineer: Neal Malley Production Assistant: Production Supervision: Carly Hunter Script Adaptation: Eric Vale Script Supervisor: Jeremy Carlile Talent Coordinator: Patti Nichol-Ringler 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 III Bob Carter as Gensei Brice Armstrong as Chin Chin Chou Chris Rager as President Laura Bailey as Kikyo Matthew Piersall as White House Aide | |||||||
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ADR Director: Danièle Hazan Adaptation: Hélène Monschet Chargé De Production: Laurence FONTANAROSA Recording engineer: | Bruno Magne as Lupan Constantin Pappas as Hervé Caradec as Jigen Nathalie Bleynie as Kyoko Nathalie Homs as Fujiko Mine Philippe Roullier as Gensai Thierry Murzeau as Chin Chin Chu | |||||||
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Script: Graziella Pellegrini Assistant Director Of Dubbing: Nadia Aleotti Director Of Dubbing: Ada Maria Serra Zanetti Mixing: Stefano Morandi | Alessandra Korompay as Fujiko Mine Antonio Palumbo as Goemon Ishikawa Roberto Del Giudice as Lupin Rodolfo Bianchi as Zenigata Sandro Pellegrini as Daisuke Jigen Vittoria Febbi as Kikyo (adult) Vittorio Di Prima as Chin Chinchun | |||||||
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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: | Ghadah Al-Akel as Fujiko Mine Peter Flechtner as Arsene Lupin Peter Reinhardt as Goemon Ishikawa Stefan Staudinger as Inspektor Zenigata Tilo Schmitz as Daisuke Jigen Andreas Mannkopff as Chin Chin Shou Bernd Schramm as Gensei Florian Krüger-Shantin as Erzähler Gundi Eberhard as Kikyou Uwe Jellinek as Goemon Ishikawa (Kabukischauspieler) | |||||||
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