Reign: The Conqueror (TV)
Alexander: The Movie
| You can contribute information to this page, but first you must login or register |
| Related releases: |
| Reign: The Conqueror - (DVD 2) 2003-04-15 (from $23.99) |
| Reign: The Conqueror - (DVD 3) 2003-06-17 (from $23.99) |
| Reign: The Conqueror - Destruction (DVD 4) 2003-08-12 (from $23.99) |
| Reign: The Conqueror - Box Set (DVD 1-4) 2003-11-11 |
Series director: Yoshinori Kanemori Screenplay: Sadayuki Murai Storyboard: Masayuki Kojima Music: Ken Ishii Character Design: Peter Chung Art director: Original Novel: Hiroshi Aramata Sound director: Yasunori Honda Cgi director: Tsuneo Maeda Key Animation Director: Joong-Deok Shin Executive producer: Haruki Kadokawa Producer: Assistant director: Takuji Endo Background Design: Yoshinori Kanemori Color design: Satoshi Hashimoto Layout: Yuzo Sato Music Supervisor: Kou Ishikawa Special Effects: Jae-Hee Jeong Theme Song Performance: Yuki Koyanagi (OP) | Toshihiko Seki as Alexander Atsuko Tanaka as Cassandra Daisuke Gouri as Antigonos Houchu Ohtsuka as Cleitus Kouichi Yamadera as Darius III Kouji Tsujitani as Hephaestion Kousuke Meguro as Philotas Nachi Nozawa as Aristotle Satsuki Yukino as Eurydice Shuuichi Ikeda as Ptolemy Yuko Minaguchi as Roxanne Junko Mashina as Olympias Kazuo Kumakura as Diogenes Kouji Ishii as Zariwari Ryusei Nakao as Dinocrates Shinji Ogawa as Narrator Tadashi Nakamura as Parmenion Takayuki Sugo as Demosthenes Takeshi Aono as Attalos Takeshi Endo as Ibn Tamio Ohki as Antipater Tohru Furuya as Philippos Yoshisada Sakaguchi as Philip II | |||||||
| ||||||||
Director: Script: Art director: Matt Alford Translation: Yurika Dennis Executive producer: Producer: Olivia Venegas Additional Translation: Daisuke Kinouchi Associate producer: Jennifer Wagner Creative Director: Chad Benesh Music Supervisor: Benjamin Chan Post Production Supervisor: Jennifer Wagner Production Coordination: Daisuke Kinouchi Production manager: Jennifer Wagner Story Editor: Olivia Venegas Theme Song Composition: Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Rachel Pollack (OP) | Andrew Philpot as Alexander (eps 1-4) Will Barrett as Alexander (eps 5-13) Alex Fernandez as Philotas (eps 1-4) Anthony Mozdy as Pythagoras Cindy Robinson as Roxanne George Lennon as John Daniels as Antigonos John Demita as John Di Maggio as Philip II (eps 1-4) John Rafter Lee as Aristotle (eps 1-4) John Smallberries as John Wesley as Aristotle (eps 5-13) Julia DeMita as Olympias (eps 1-4) Loren Manda as Diogenes Marvin Lee as Ptolemy (eps 5-13) Matt McKenzie as Ptolemy (eps 1-4) Melissa Williamson as Cassandra Wendee Lee as Olympias (ep 5-13) Will Barrett as Bob Johnson as Ibn Dwight Schultz as Altalos Jack Aubree as Jimmy Silver as Narration (eps 1-4) John Di Maggio as Antipater (eps 1-4) John Wesley as Antipater (eps 5-6) Michael Sorich as Michael Scott Ryan as Parmenion Ralph Votrian as Narration (eps 5-13) Ron Allen as Demosthenes Terrence Stone as Satibarzanes Trinity Stiles as Chimera Wendee Lee as Euclid | |||||||
| ||||||||
ADR Director: Cyrille Artaux Adaptation: Frédérique Lucas | Pascal Germain as Alexandre Adeline Moreau as Roxanne Anne-Sophie Charron as Eurydice Arnaud Arbessier as Darius Didier Cherbuy as Philotas Dominique Vallee as Cassandra Eric Peter as Cleytos Fabien Briche as Hesphestion Olivier Hémon as Aristote Thierry Bourdon as Ptolémée Alain Flick as Platon Cyrille Artaux as Demosthene Eric Etcheverry as Satibarzane Jean-Michel Canone as Philippe Martial Leminoux as Michel Tugot-Doris as Diogène Nathalie Bleynie as Olympias Olivier Hémon as Antiparos Pascal Montségur as Attalos Patrice Melennec as Parménion Taric MEHANI as Zalwari Tarik Mehani as Zalwari Thierry Kazazian as Dinocrate Yann Pichon as Antigonos | |||||||
| ||||||||
| (none) | Broadcaster: Locomotion | |||||||
| ||||||||
Script: Gianluca Aicardi Translation: Laura Giordano Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo Assistant Director Of Dubbing: Corrado Russo Assistant producer: Jessica Poce AVID Operator: Director Of Dubbing: Cristina Boraschi Dolby Surround Mixing: Andrea Pochini Dubbing Sound: Manuele Roma Mixing Supervision: Giorgio Bassanelli Synchronization: Paolo Brunori | Sandro Acerbo as Alessandro Dario Penne as Aristotele Glauco Onorato as Filippo Pinella Dragani as Cassandra Roberto Chevalier as Filota Serena Verdirosi as Olimpiade Stefano Mondini as Clito Vittorio De Angelis as Efestione Barbara De Bortoli as Rossane Cesare Barbetti as Narratore Eleonora De Angelis as Euridice Luciano De Ambrosis as Antipatro Massimo De Ambrosis as Tolomeo Renato Mori as Parmenione Romano Malaspina as Demostene Sandro Jovino as Attalo Sergio Di Stefano as Dario | |||||||
| ||||||||
| (none) | Broadcaster: Locomotion Brazil (Subbed) | |||||||
| ||||||||
| DISCLAIMER | add information | report an error | lookup sources |
# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Anime anthology
This week! Hey Answerman apologizes for his sudden absence last week, and plans to make up for it with questions and stuff about light novels, dubbing animal noises, and production costs! All that and a new Flake and Hey Answerfans! 2009-08-28
Writer and world-
As someone who enjoys food way too much, Justin can totally relate to the main character of One Pound Gospel. 2009-08-27
Yoshiyuki Tomino will be at New York Anime Festival, and Anime News Network readers have the exclusive opportunity to submit the questions for his official Q&A; panel. 2009-08-26
We chat with the producer of Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 2! Then it's on to Fate/
This week, we talk what it's like being a shoujo fan with Brigid Alverson of MangaBlog.net 2009-08-25
Crying boys abound in this week's Shelf Life. Get your baseball bats ready.
- Big Windup pt 1
- Fullmetal Alchemist OVA Collection
- Mushi-
- Princess Resurrection Collection 1&2
2009-08-24
Some of the stories achieve enough depth to break the mold (or at least, make the best use of the mold), but otherwise, this volume of Yokai Doctor fails to reach its potential.
If you're hunting the market for a low-
Though the story drags a bit through this run of three filler episodes, the series still looks great, offers another amazing action scene, and does its job well in world-
Bigger isn't always better, and setting up a massive, all-
It's an excruciatingly slow narrative striptease; a long and leisurely mystery in which nebulous conspiracies, paranormal bonds and ancient, evil tongues coalesce into something ambitious, messy and absorbingly atmospheric.
Although this is the weakest volume to be published so far, Skip Beat! remains one of the best contemporary shoujo manga series—hands down—that Viz Media is currently releasing in English. It is simply not to be missed…especially if you have a weakness for showbiz stories spiced up with a heroine's epic quest for vengeance.
There may be moments of genuine supernatural wonder in this show, but they're too often drowned out by moments of genuine mediocrity.
The critical backstory concludes, and Clare gets her first team-