Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (movie)
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| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (Blu-Ray) 2009-01-13 (from $22.98) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (DVD) 2004-12-28 (from $12.99) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (DVD) 2009-01-13 (from $11.99) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence - Limited Edition (DVD) 2009-01-13 (from $20.99) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence - Innocence Music Video Anthology Specia (Sub.DVD) 2005-07-11 (from $9.99) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence - Music Video Anthology (Sub.DVD) 2005-07-11 (from $5.99) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence - Ani-Manga (GN) 2005-04-15 (from $25.95) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (Novel 1) 2005-10-04 (from $10.67) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (Paperback) (Novel 1) 2007-07-17 (from $7.49) |
| Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence - CD Soundtrack (OST) 2005-09-13 (from $14.98) |
Director: Mamoru Oshii Script: Mamoru Oshii Screenplay: Mamoru Oshii Music: Kenji Kawai Original Manga: Masamune Shirow Character Design: Hiroyuki Okiura Art director: Shuichi Hirata Producer: 2D Work: Akiko Nakayama Animation Supervisor: Background Art: Cinematography: Miki Sakuma Color setting: Kumiko Yusa Digital Paint: Editing: In-Between Animation: Key Animation: Line Producer: Machine & Vehicle Design: Atsushi Takeuchi Production Design: Yohei Taneda Recording Director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi Sequence Direction: Sound Design: Randy Thom Supervising Layout Artist: Takashi Watabe Theme Song Performance: Kimiko Itoh (ED, River of Crystals) Titles: Kaoru Mano Visual Effects: Hisashi Ezura | Akio Ohtsuka as Batou Atsuko Tanaka as Motoko Kusanagi Kouichi Yamadera as Togusa Tamio Ohki as Aramaki Yutaka Nakano as Ishikawa Hiroaki Hirata as Koga Masaki Terasoma as Azuma Naoto Takenaka as Kim Sumi Mutoh as Girl Yoshiko Sakakibara as Harraway | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: ADR Script: Mary Claypool (Animaze Dub) Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi (Animaze Dub) Producer: Adaptation: Richard Epcar (English Dub) Chief Producer: Nobuo Masuda (Animaze Dub) Dialogue Editing: Les Claypool III (Animaze Dub) Digital ADR Tracking: Operations Assistant: Joseph Chung (Animaze Dub) Production Assistant: Re-Recording Mixing: Recording & Mixing: Ed Woolley Sound Supervisor: Les Claypool III (Animaze Dub) Subtitle Timing: David Fleming (Animaze Dub) | Crispin Freeman as Togusa Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Motoko Kusanagi Richard Epcar as Batou Michael McCarty as Ishikawa Travis Willingham as Kim (Animaze dub) William Frederick Knight as Aramaki Barbara Goodson as Haraway (Animaze dub) Bob Papenbrook as David Earnest as Detective (Animaze dub) Doug Stone as Lin (Animaze dub) Ellyn Stern as Haraway Erik Davies as Azuma Fred Sanders as Koga (Animaze dub) Joey D'Auria as Kim Laura Bailey as Girl (Animaze dub) Michael McConnohie as Mr. X as Yakuza 4 Peter Emshwiller as Richard Cansino as Robert Axelrod as Sandy Fox as Togusa's Daughter (Animaze dub) Sherry Lynn as Stephanie Sheh as Steve Kramer as Terrence Stone as Jim Lau (Animaze dub) Joe Romersa (Animaze dub) John Snyder (Animaze dub) Karen Huie (Animaze dub) Kyle Hebert (Animaze dub) Loy Edge (Animaze dub) Roger C. Smith (Animaze dub) Steve Kramer (Animaze dub) | |||||||
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| (none) | Adrien Antoine as Togusa Daniel Beretta as Batô Melody Dubos as Major Motoko Kusanagi Jean-Claude Sachot as Aramaki Jean-Yves Chatelais as Ishikawa David Kruger as Voix ordinateur conférence Florine Orphelin as Gynoïde Georges Claisse as Kim Jean-Michel Farcy as Cyborg docteur Manoëlle Gaillard as Haraway Marc Alfos as Narrateur prologue Patrick Borg as Voix terminal Patrick Mancini as Policier | |||||||
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| (none) | Concha García Valero as Mayor Motoko Kusanagi (Spain dub) Jordi Hurtado as Togusa (Spain dub) Salvador Vives as Batô (Spain dub) Jesús Díez as Leader of Section 9 Aramaki (Spain dub) Javier Viñas as Kim (Spain dub) Rosa Pastó as Dra. Harraway (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Alessandro Rossi Dialogues: Rossella Acerbo Dubbing Assistant: Francesca Bertuccioli Mixing: Alessandro Checcacci | Alessandro Rossi as Batou Riccardo Rossi as Togusa Alessandra Korompay as Motoko Kusanagi Angelo Nicotra as Kim Roberto Draghetti as Ishikawa Serena Verdirosi as Haraway Sergio Graziani as Aramaki | |||||||
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| (none) | Christin Marquitan as Motoko Kusanagi Erich Räuker as Ishikawa Gerald Paradies as Kim Hasso Zorn as Daisuke Aramaki Heidrun Bartholomäeus as Haraway Klaus-Peter Grap as Togusa Tilo Schmitz as Batou Uli Krohm as Polizist | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Manga DVD | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: IDG Poland S.A. | |||||||
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| (none) | Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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