Chinese Ghost Story (Chinese movie)
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| Chinese Ghost Story (DVD) 2000-02-08 |
Director: Andrew Chen Script: Tsui Hark Music: Ricky Ho Character Design: Animation director: Tetsuya Endo Producer: Editing: Chi-sin Tsui Kak Layout: Takashi Nakamura Production Design: Tsui Hark | Anita Yuen as Siu Seen (Shine) Jan Lamb as Ning Megumi Hayashibara as Siu Seen (Japanese dub voice) Charlie Yeung as Siu Deep (Butterfly) Kelly Chen as Madame Trunk Eric Kot as Ten Miles James Wong as Red Beard Jordan Chan as Mountain Evil Raymond Wong as White Cloud Ronald Cheng as Fu Tsui Hark as Solid Gold Vivian Lai as Siu Lan | |||||||
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Director: Karl Willems Translation: Schulhoff Tam Dialogue Editing: Jamie Sitar English Script: Trish Ledoux Post-Production Coordinator: Diana Gage Re-Recording Mixing: Jan Deny Theme Song Performance: Scott McNeil ("Demon Of Black Mountain") Video Post-Production: Pierre de la Roche Voice Recording Engineer: Trevor Smith | Don Brown as Red Beard Janyse Jaud as Siu Lan Matt Smith as Ten Miles Michael Donovan as Ning Nicole Oliver as Siu Seen Richard Newman as White Cloud Scott McNeil as Shirley Millner as Madame Trunk Venus Terzo as Siu Deep | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Sony (France) | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Golden Harvest Entertainment Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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