Gatchaman (2011 film)

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Gatchaman
Directed by	Jun Falkenstein
Produced by	Lynne Southerland Mark Tarbox
Written by	Screenplay: Kevin Munroe Robert Mark Kamen Paul Dini Original Story: Jinzo Toriumi
Starring	Eric Christian Olsen Emmanuelle Chriqui David Denman Colin Ford Yuri Lowenthal David Oyelowo
Music by	Klaus Badelt John Powell
Cinematography	Steve Lumley
Studio	Imagi Animation Studios Tatsunoko Production Warner Bros. Pictures
Distributed by	Warner Bros. Columbia Pictures The Weinstein Company
Release date(s)	2010 2011[1]
Country	United States  Japan  Hong Kong
Language	English
Budget	US$110 million

Gatchaman is the upcoming CGI movie based on the anime series of the same name scheduled to be completed in 2011 by Imagi Animation Studios in association with Tatsunoko Production and Warner Bros. Pictures. Kevin Munroe (TMNT) was originally scheduled to write and direct with Lynne Southerland (co-director of Mulan 2) as producer,^[2] however, they were taken off the project.^[3]. The film script was to be written by Paul Dini,^[4] but he is no longer involved.^[5]

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• Gatchaman at the Internet Movie Database
• Gatchaman at Allmovie
• ScFi Japan's Gatchaman Movie Report
• White Shadow's Gatchaman Movie Page
• Imagi Official Website
• IESB Gets a Sneak Peek at Gatchaman Plus Exclusive Images!
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