In defense of English dubs, no one does it better than Studio Ghibli. It’s not a matter of either-or; with the incredible global talents that span the original Japanese voices and the English casts, it just means we get more!
In defense of English dubs, no one does it better than Studio Ghibli. It’s not a matter of either-or; with the incredible global talents that span the original Japanese voices and the English casts, it just means we get more!Read more… Read More studio ghibli, the boy and the heron, josh hutcherson, mark hamill, cate blanchett, gkids, karen fukuhara, pat carroll, hayao miyazaki, emily mortimer, porco rosso, jean simmons, noah cyrus, billy crudup, emily blunt, castle in the sky, chihiro, joseph gordon levitt, lea salonga, phil hartman, keith david, entertainment culture, david bowie, elijah wood, nippon tv, werner herzog, gemma chan, mandy patinkin, topcraft, markl, humphrey bogart, western tokyo, disney, billy bob thornton, edward james olmos, jiji, lilo, batman, howl, robert pattinson, billy crystal, stanley tucci, ponyo, alison lohman, florence pugh, minnie driver, kirsten dunst, patrick stewart picard, nausicaa of the valley of the wind, princess mononoke, sophie, liam neeson, martin short, betty white, koganei tokyo, john krasinski, susan egan, dakota fanning, kiki, mae whitman, lauren bacall Gizmodo
