Highlander: The Search for Vengeance (movie)
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| Highlander: Search for Vengeance (DVD) 2007-06-05 (from $7.49) |
| Highlander: Search for Vengeance Special Edition (DVD) 2007-09-30 |
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Director: Yoshiaki Kawajiri Character Design: Animation director: Hisashi Abe Mechanical design: Masami Ozone Co-director: Hiroshi Hamasaki Assistant Animation Director: Yutaka Minowa Director Of Background Animation: Yuji Ikeda Visual Director: Takuji Endo | Kouichi Yamadera as Marcus Octavius Romi Paku as Dahlia Shun Oguri as Colin MacLeod Akimitsu Takase as Chairman Eriko Hirata as Announce Keiji Fujiwara as Sergeant Kenta Miyake as Owen Kousei Tomita as Amergan Megumi Hayashibara as Kyala (Director's Cut Version) Minami Takayama as Joe Sanae Kobayashi as Deborah Seiji Sasaki as Malike Takaya Hashi as Gregor Tetsu Inada as Brady Tomohisa Asou as Scavenger Unshou Ishizuka as Doc Yurika Hino as Moya Yuusaku Yara as Rudy | |||||||
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Script: David Abramowitz Music: Original creator: Gregory Widen Translation: Linda Hoagland Executive producer: Producer: Additional Casting: Animation Supervisor: Associate producer: Shinichi Kobayashi Casting: Dawn Hershey Co-Producer: Sound Engineer: J. David Atherton | Alistair Abell as Colin MacLeod Eid Lakis as Dahlia Zachary Samuels as Marcus Octavius Hank Banks as Joe Janyse Jaud as Kyala Jim Byrnes as Doc Kathleen Barr as Moya Scott McNeil as Amergan David B. Mitchell as Malike Emma Fairley as Deborah Jim Byrnes as Rudy Roger Franks as Sergeant Scott McNeil as | |||||||
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