Silent Service (special)
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| Silent Service (DVD) 2005-01-18 (from $7.49) |
Director: Ryousuke Takahashi Script: Soji Yoshikawa Music: Akira Senju Original Manga: Kaiji Kawaguchi Character Design: Shigeru Kato Art director: Shigeru Kato Sound director: Yasuo Uragami Producer: Dramatization: Editing: Tomoaki Tsuribuchi Effects: Mitsuru Kashiwabara Planning: | Akio Ohtsuka as Hiroshi Fukamachi Masane Tsukayama as Shiro Kaieda Kan Tokumaru as David Ryan Osamu Saka as Toshio Takegami Osamu Kato as Tokuji Numata Tetsuo Komura as Richard Boyce Toshiya Ueda as Nicholas J. Bennett Yuzuru Fujimoto as John Murdock | |||||||
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Translation: Neil Nadelman Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Associate producer: Peter Bavaro Dubbing supervisor: Anthony Salerno | B. H. O'Neill as Shiro Kaieda Maurizio Peppicelli as Hiroshi Fukamachi Raul Bayone as Toshio Takegami Robert Gorman as David Ryan Bill Gorman as Richard Boyce Bob Heitman as Captain Carver Charles F. Lewkowicz as U.S. Secretary of State Cliff Lazenby as John Murdock Dan Green as Frank Frankson as Lt. Commander Yamanaka Gregory Wolfe as Mr. Unabara Nick Sullivan as Ralph Jameson as Tokuji Numata Robert Jones as Nicholas J. Bennett | |||||||
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