Blade of the Phantom Master (movie)
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| Blade of the Phantom Master (DVD) 2009-06-30 (from $13.59) |
| Blade of the Phantom Master (DVD 1) 2007-11-13 (from $12.00) |
Director: Jouji Shimura Screenplay: Music: Kô Ôtani Character Design: Hideki Takahashi Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi Sound director: Masafumi Mima Executive producer: Osamu Kamei Animation producer: Shukichi Kanda Planning: Masakazu Kubo Supervision: Mitsuru Hongo Theme Song Performance: BoA (ED) | Keiji Fujiwara as Sanae Kobayashi as Daisuke Kishio as Jun Fukushima as Romi Paku as Ryusei Nakao as Mitsuru Miyamoto as Noriko Hidaka as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Charles Campbell Translation: David Hewitt ADR Script: Lowell Bartholomee Executive producer: Producer: Jin Ho Chung DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff Editing: International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Logo Design: Larry Koteff Mix: Matt Wittmeyer Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Production Assistant: Production manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Bobby Gordon Sound Design: Matt Wittmeyer Translation Proofer: Kaoru Bertrand | Jason Douglas as Nancy Novotny as Blake Shepard as J. Shannon Weaver as Laurie Gallardo as Michael Dalmon as Brian Jepson as Carli Mosier as Chris Ayres as John Swasey as Lowell Bartholomee as Marty Fleck as Samantha Inoue-Harte as Vicki Barosh as | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: MC Entertainment | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Vision Film Distribution Sp. z o.o. | |||||||
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