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|    23 Jan 13 06:40:52    |
      758f5773       XPost: alt.movies.monster       From: reaperg@aol.com              No year given: YASUHIRO TAKATO, who was the voice of Rajiel/Memmi on       "Magic Squadron Magiranger", is born in Okayama, Japan.              1926: LYN OSBORN, who played Sgt. Taylor in "The Amazing Colossal       Man", is born in Wichita Falls, Texas.              1929: WILLIAM L. STEVENSON, sound effects editor on the U.S. version       of “King Kong vs. Godzilla”, is born.              1939: SHINICHI "SONNY" CHIBA is born in Fukuoka. He played Ironsharp/       Space Chief in "Invasion of the Neptune Men", Dr. Yamatone in "The       Golden Bat", Ken Abe in "Terror Beneath the Sea", Hans in "Message       from Space", Lt. Yoshiyaki Iba in "G.I. Samurai", Dr. Yamauchi in       "Virus", and Voicer on “Space Sheriff Gavan”, but is best known for       the ultraviolent "Streetfighter" films and "Kill Bill Vol. 1". Also       appearing on "Robot Detective", he founded the Japan Action Club,       which provided the stunts and action scenes for many Toho and Toei       shows.              1954: CRAIG MILLER, writer on "Godzilla: The Series", is born in Los       Angeles.        FUMIYO KOHINATA, who played Professor Kaneda on "Ringu: The Final       Chapter", Dr. Kawajiri in "Ringu 2", Kunio Hamada in "Dark Water", Dr.       Kozuki in "Casshern", and Akio Yamane in the “20th Century Boys”       trilogy, is born in Mikasa, Hokkaido.              1962: DAVID ARNOLD, co-composer on "Godzilla", is born in Luton,       England.              1966: Episode 4 of "Ultra Q", "The Mammoth Flower", debuts on Japanese       TV.              1967: Episode 30 of "The Space Giants", "Terror from East to West",       debuts on Japanese TV.              1968: YASUHIRO TAKATO, who was the voice of Rajiel/Memmi on "Magic       Sqauadron Magiranger", "Magic Squadron Magiranger vs. Dekaranger", and       "Rumbling Squadron Bokenger vs. Super Sentai", and played Kiaido on       “Pirate Squadron Gokaiger” and Hideaki Tsukada on “Unofficial Squadron       Akibaranger”, is born in Okayama, Japan.              1971: Episode 4 of "Spectreman", "Rah Search Among the Earthlings",       debuts on Japanese TV.              1972: Episode 7 of "Mirrorman", "Obliterate! Operation: Human Body       Invasion", debuts on Japanese TV.              1981: Episode 14 of "Kamen Rider Super-1" debuts on Japanese TV.              1982: Episode 49 of "Solar Squadron Sunvulcan", "The Last Magic Moment       of Queen Hedrian", debuts on Japanese TV.              1988: Episode 47 of “Aura Squadron Maskman” debuts on Japanese TV.              1983: SAKI HAMAMATSU, who played Radietta on "Violent Race Squadron       Carranger", is born in Tokyo.              1994: Episode 50, the last episode of "Janperson", "Janperson       Forever", debuts on Japanese TV.        SCOTT PETERS, who played Sgt. Lee Carter in "The Amazing Colossal       Man", dies at 63.              1997: HARDY RAFN, who was in "Reptilicus", dies in Denmark.              1999: "Shikoku" and “Ringu 2” (“The Ring 2”) are released in Japan.              2005: Episode 48 of “Special Police Squadron Dekaranger” debuts on       Japanese TV.              2008: "Dragon Wars" premieres in Sweden on DVD.        PHILLIP J. ROTH, co-producer of “The Grudge 3”, divorces his third       wife, Ralitsa Ginovska.        “Cloverfield” premieres in France at the Gerardmer Film Festival.              2009: "Great Decisive Battle! The Super 8 Ultra Brothers" is released       on DVD and Blu-ray in Japan.        “20th Century Boys 1: Beginning of the End” premieres in the U.S. at       the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.        HISAYUKI TORIUMI, chief director on “The Ultraman”, dies at 67 in       Tokyo.              2011: Episode 48 of "Celestial Clothing Squadron Goseiger" debuts on       Japanese TV.              “Yoichi, give your fear to me.”              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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