LGBTQ RomCom Red, White, and Royal Blue Casting updates
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Devilman
A scientific exploration in search of a new energy source unleashes a group of powerful demons who begin possessing human bodies and destroying civilization. Close friends Akira and Ryo wind up on different sides of this epic struggle. Akira’s inner strength allows him to maintain his identity and fight for good, but the weaker Ryo is completely overtaken by Satan himself.
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A scientific exploration in search of a new energy source unleashes a group of powerful demons who begin possessing human bodies and destroying civilization. Close friends Akira and Ryo wind up on different sides of this epic struggle. Akira’s inner strength allows him to maintain his identity and fight for good, but the weaker Ryo is completely overtaken by Satan himself.
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Genre:Action, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Machiko Nasu
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Radgar, TV Asahi, Toei Company, Bandai Visual, Dynamic Planning
Cast
Hiroyuki Nasu
Director
Hisato Izaki
Akira Fudô / Devilman
Yusuke Izaki
Ryô Asuka / Satan
Ayana Sakai
Miki Makimura
Asuka Shibuya
Mîko
Ryudo Uzaki
Keisuke Makimura (Miki's father)
Yoko Aki
Emi Makimura (Miki's mother)
Ai Tominaga
Silene
Bob Sapp
World Newscaster
Mark Musashi
LAPD
Masaki Nishina
Masao Ushiku
Shota Sometani
Susumu
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