Astro Boy (movie)
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| (none) | Aya Ueto as Atom Kōji Yakusho as Dr. Tenma Atsushi Abe as Zane Kenji Utsumi as Ham Egg Kenta Miyake as Robotski Kousei Tomita as Hige-oyaji Megumi Hayashibara as Cora Mika Kanai as Widget Nami Miyahara as Sludge Rikako Aikawa as Freezer Shinichiro Miki as Sparx Takaya Hashi as President Stone Tomohiro Nishimura as Dr. Ochanomizu Yasuyuki Kase as Chief Heckler | |||||||
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Director: David Bowers Screenplay: Timothy Harris Storyboard: Alex Hillkurtz Music: John Ottman Original creator: Osamu Tezuka Animation director: Jakob Hjort Jensen Executive producer: Producer: Maryann Garger Animation Supervisor: Jakob Hjort Jensen Assistant Editor: Anthony Durazzo Cinematography: Pepe Valencia Co-Producer: Mark Tarbox Film Editing: Robert Anich Cole Line Producer: Pilar Flynn Original Dialogue Mixer: Production Executive: Maude Lewis Production manager: Tony Matthews Production Supervision: Charlie Schweitzer Second Editor: Tiffany Hillkurtz Visual Development Artist: Mark Lefitz Visual Effects Supervision: Yan Chen | Freddie Highmore as Astro Boy Bill Nighy as Dr. Elefun Donald Sutherland as General Stone Eugene Levy as Orrin Kristen Bell as Cora Nathan Lane as Ham Egg Nicolas Cage as Dr. Tenma Charlize Theron as Narrator Madeline Carroll as Samuel L. Jackson as Zog Sterling Beaumon as Victor Bonavida as Sam | |||||||
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