Gamera vs. Viras (1968) credits
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The following are transcripts of the translated Japanese credits of Gamera vs. Viras and its American version, AITV's Destroy All Planets.
Gamera vs. Viras
Produced by
Planning by
- Shoichi Fujita
- Kazumasa Nakano
Screenplay by
Photographed by
- Akira Kitazaki
Special effects by
- Kazufumi Fujii
Recording by
- Kimio Tobita
Lighting technician
- Shoichi Uehara
Art director
- Tomohisa Yano
Composed by
Theme songs "Gamera March" and "Our Gamera"
- Performed by
- Daiei Children's Choir
- Lyrics by
- Hidemasa Nagata
- Arranged and composed by
- Kenjiro Hirose
- Daiei Records
Editor
- Shoji Sekiguchi
Effects compositing by
- Yuzo Kaneko
Effects lighting by
- Mamoru Ishizaka
Wire operation by
- Haruo Sekiya
Sound effects by
- Nobuyoshi Ogura
Assistant director
- Masayoshi Imago
Production manager
- Shin Kawamura
Special thanks to
- Boy Scouts of Japan
Processing by
- Tokyo Laboratory
Starring
- Kojiro Hongo
- Michiko Yaegaki (Newcomer)
- Mari Atsumi (Newcomer)
- Junko Yashiro (Newcomer)
- Yoshiro Kitahara
- Akira Natsuki
- Koji Fujiyama
- Chikara Hashimoto
- Carl Craig Jr.
- Toru Takatsuka (Wakakusa Theatre Group)
- Kenji Go
- Munehiko Takada
- Peter Williams
- Ken Nakahara
- Keiichiro Yamane
- Saburo Shinoda
- Mary Morris
- Daihachi Kita
- Naomi Kawashima
- Tomoo Yamagami
- Seiji Funada
- Ryuji Inazuma
- Minako Saijo
- Himawari Theatre Group
- Kojika Theatre Group
Narrated by
- Genzo Wakayama
Directed by
Destroy All Planets
Starring
- Kojiro Hongo
- Toru Takatsuka
- Kurl Crane
Photography by
- Akira Kitazaki
Screenplay by
Music by
Produced by
Directed by
American Re-Recording
- Titan Productions, Inc.
Directed by
- Bret Morrison
Edited by
- Eli Haviv
- Emil Haviv
The characters and incidents portrayed and the names used herein are fictitious and any similarity to the names, characters, or history of any person is entirely coincidental and unintentional.
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