Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran (TV)
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Director: Akitaro Daichi Script: Screenplay: Akitaro Daichi Music: Toshihiko Sahashi Character Design: Hajime Watanabe Theme Song Performance: Reiko Yasuhara (ED) | Akemi Okamura as Meow of the Iron Cat Fist Reiko Yasuhara as Tsukikage Ran Yuuichi Nagashima as Tonto Sharakusai (ep 5) | |||||||
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ADR Director: Kevin Seymour Translation: Anna Exter ADR Script: Mary Claypool Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi Producer: Co-Producer: Osamu Maseba Digital ADR Tracking: Collin McQueen DVD Menu Design: Erika Offutt DVD Producer: Mix Engineer: Michael McCarty Production Coordination: Keisuke Onishi Subtitle Timing: Anna Exter | Michelle Ruff as Meow of the Iron Cat Fist Mona Marshall as Tsukikage Ran Andy Alan McPherson as Dr. Genkai Hiraga Barry Stigler as Bridget Hoffman as Christopher Carrol as Saki Bar Owner Dan Lorge as Haji Dan Woren as Officer Nakasaka Daran Norris as Man in Street (ep. 4) Dave Mallow as Lord Matsuzaka Dave Wittenberg as Shinnosuke Takagaki David Mallow as Lord Matsuzaka Debra Jean Rogers as Ren HyugaBar Manager Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Doug Erholtz as Doug Stone as Tonto Sharakusai Dyanne Dirosario as Eddie Frierson as Gracie Poletti as Yuki (Ep. 3) Gracie Moore Poletti as Yuki Jamieson Price as Kojuro Takagaki John Snyder as Miyashita Julie Ann Taylor as Stephanie Kirk Baily as Beninosuke Kirk Thornton as Lia Sargent as Sales Girl Lynn Fischer as Mei Mari Devon as Captive Woman Matthew K. Miller as Melodee M. Spevack as Michael Forest as 'Sneaky Spider' Saizo Michael Lindsay as Michael McConnohie as Hehachiro Michael Reynolds as Kikuhimeya Housemaster Michael Sorich as Daigoro Okuma Michelle Ruff as Milton James as Oharu's Father Neil Kaplan as Paul St. Peter as Kikuhimeya Henchman Peter Doyle as Peter Spellos as Bandit Chief (ep. 4) Rachel Harris as Sakura Randy McPherson as Isuke Rebecca Forstadt as Gin Richard Cansino as Villager Richard Epcar as Magistrate Riva Spier as Robert Axelrod as Genma Otagaki Robert Buchholz as Restaurant Manager (ep. 4) Robert M. Klein as Stephen Apostolina as Rokkan's Henchman) Steve Bulen as Ukiya-tei Housemaster Steve Kramer as Steve Staley as Steven Blum as Tom Fahn as Sakura's Brother Tom Wyner as ikuhimeya Negotiator Tony Oliver as Tony Pope as Soemon Wendee Lee as William Frederick Knight as Denkichi's Master | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Alfredo Rollo | Broadcaster: Dubbing Studio: Álamo Translation: JBC | |||||||
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