Cromartie High - The Movie (live-action)
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Director: Yuudai Yamaguchi Screenplay: Shoichiro Masumoto Music: Toshiyuki Omori Original Manga: Eiji Nonaka Executive producer: Toshimichi Ootsuki Producer: Planning: Structure: Itsuji Itao | Noboru Kaneko as Takeshi Hokuto Takamasa Suga as Takashi Kamiyama Hiroshi Yamamoto as Akira Maeda Hiroyuki Watanabe as Freddie Itsuji Itao as Masked Takenouchi Mitsuki Koga as Shinjiro Hayashida Shinji Takeda as Shin'ichi Mechazawa Yoshihiro Takayama as Takenouchi Funako Tsubaki as Native Girl Hiroshi Yamamoto as Hiroyuki Baba as Tanaka's friend Kai Ato as Kai Ato Kanji Tsuda as Job Interviewer A Keiichi Sasahara as GM Sasahara Kenichi Endo as Pootan 1 Kenji Miyoshi as Lla Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Mika Kanai as Mechazawa Beta (voice) Noboru Takachi as Pootan 2 Ryuuji Akiyama as Makio Tanaka Sadoyoshi Shimane as Hokuto's lackey Shigeru Matsuzaki as Star Shigeru Matsuzaki Shinya Hashimoto as Hustle King Shinya Hashimoto Shoichiro Masumoto as Sō Shikata as Gorilla (Hiromi Gō) Taku Sakaguchi as Ichiro Yamamoto | |||||||
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Director: Ruben Arvizu Art director: Dana Gill Translation: Takeshi Kino Executive producer: John Sirabella DVD Authoring: Dave Beinlich Editing: Naneen Paglieri Engineer: Peter MacDonald Production Assistant: Betty Anderson Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Adaptation: J.J. Vallejo Subtitling: | Peter Doyle as Takeshi Hokuto Ralph Gibson as Takashi Kamiyama Ezra Weisz as Akira Maeda Grant George as Shinjiro Hayashida Michael McConnohie as Shinichi Mechazawa Robert Buchholz as Yutaka Takenouchi Dan Lorge as Dan Woren as Kai Ato Dave Mallow as Masa Doug Stone as Kristen Rutherford as Michael McConnohie as Narrator Patrick Seitz as Ruben Arvizu as Taliesin Jaffe as Yuri Lowenthal as | |||||||
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