Moonlight Mile (TV)
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Moonlight Mile DVD 1
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| Moonlight Mile - Complete Collection Box Set (DVD) 2009-04-21 (from $33.99) |
| Moonlight Mile - One Small Step (DVD 1) 2008-02-19 (from $6.00) |
| Moonlight Mile - A Gambler's Moon (DVD 2) 2008-03-18 (from $6.00) |
| Moonlight Mile - A Gambler's Moon + Artbox (DVD 2) 2008-03-18 (from $9.00) |
| Moonlight Mile - Conspiracy of Honor (DVD 3) 2008-05-20 (from $6.00) |
Director: Iku Suzuki Screenplay: Akinori Endo Music: Kan Sawada Original creator: Yasuo Ohtagaki Character Design: Isao Sugimoto Animation director: Isao Sugimoto Mechanical design: Takao Takegami Editing: Seiji Morita In-Between Animation: Miho Ichikawa Key Animation: Theme Song Composition: Sawao Yamanaka (ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Sawao Yamanaka (ED) Theme Song Performance: The Pillows (ED) | Hiroaki Hirata as Lostman Kazuhiko Inoue as Gorou Saruwatari Hiroki Takahashi as Kousuke Sawamura Kinryuu Arimoto as Steve O'Brien Masashi Yabe as Miguel Rie Tanaka as Riyoko Ikeuchi Tomoko Kawakami as Maggie Hiraoka Akiko Kimura as Miyazato's Wife (Ep. 9) Atsuko Tanaka as Fatma Toure Gutuu Hiroki Takahashi as Builder C (ep 2) Hiromi Sugino as Ivan Prochnow Hironori Miyata as Souichirou Saruwatari Hiroshi Shirokuma as Robert (Ep. 9) Hisayo Yanai as Portia Rodzinski Jun Fukuyama as Malik Ali Muhammad Keiko Tsukamoto as Yoshie Saruwatari Ken Narita as Takeuchi Kenichi Mochizuki as Engineer A (Ep. 9) Kenta Miyake as Alan (Ep. 9) Kikuko Inoue as Flora Beaumarchais Masaki Terasoma as Kuramochi Masato Amada as Nagatani Masato Funaki as Diver (Ep. 9) Naoki Bandou as Noguchi (Ep. 9-11) Naoki Imamura as Tom Tadahisa Saizen as President Jim McDowell Toru Ohkawa as Deputy Director Gainsbourg Unshou Ishizuka as Chris Jefferson Yousuke Akimoto as Paolo Yuki Makishima as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Christine Auten Translation: ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Christine Auten DVD Graphics: Victor Cormier Editing: Eddie Shannon Jr. International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Media Coordinator: Janice Williams Mix: Packaging Design: Victor Cormier Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Sound Design: Subtitle Script & Timing: Dwayne Jones Translation Proofer: | Andrew Love as Gorou Saruwatari John Gremillion as Lostman Charles Campbell as Steve O'Brien John Swasey as Robert Josh Grelle as Kosuke Sawamura Luci Christian as Riyoko Ikeuchi (Ep. 9-12) Monica Rial as Riyoko Ikeuchi Rob Mungle as Alan Allison Sumrall as Janet (Ep. 6-7) Ann McPeters as Female Officer (Ep. 2) Beth Burns as Blake Shepard as Bradley Denison as Brandon Hearnsberger as Charles Campbell as Chris Ayres as Chris Patton as Christine Auten as David Wald as Hilary Haag as Jessica Boone as John Swasey as Josh Grelle as K.C. Jones as Kuramochi (Ep. 1-2) Kira Vincent-Davis as Kyle Jones as Franklin (Ep. 7) Luci Christian as Moera Jefferson (Ep. 4) Marty Fleck as Mike Kleinhenz as Mike McFarland as Mike Vance as Monica Rial as Paul Locklear as Phil Ross as Rob Mungle as Serena Varghese as Tiffany Grant as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Frédéric Souterelle | Bruno Moury as Gorô Saruwatari Patrick Noerie as Lostman Catherine Collomb as Ryoko Ikeuchi Charles Borg as Kuromachi Frédéric Souterelle as Chris Marc-Antoine Frédéric as Afmad Nayeli Forest as Moera Philippe Namann as Thomas | |||||||
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