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Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris ()

Gamera 3: Jashin kakusei (original title)
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Gamera's ties to humanity have been severed as the Gyaos re-emerge. Nagamine and Asagi investigate as an orphaned girl named Ayana discovers a new creature. Named Iris, Ayana seeks revenge on Gamera for the death of her family.
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Shinobu Nakayama ...
Mayumi Nagamine
Ai Maeda ...
Ayana Hirasaka
Yukijirô Hotaru ...
Inspector Tsutomu Osako
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Asagi Kusanagi
Senri Yamazaki ...
Mito Asakura
Tôru Tezuka ...
Shin'ya Kurata
Yuu Koyama ...
Tatsunari Moribe
Nozomi Andô ...
Miyuki Moribe - Tatsunari's Younger Siser
Kei Horie ...
Shigeki Hinohara - Ayana's Cousin
Norito Yashima ...
Sakurai
Hirotarô Honda ...
Mr. Saito
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Young Ayana
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Regimental Commander
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Female Camper
Kunihiko Mitamura ...
Ayana's Father
Takahiro Itô ...
Satoru Hirasaka - Ayana's Younger Brother
Kazuko Katô ...
Ayana's Mother
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Akio Nojiri
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Mrs. Hinohara - Ayana's Aunt
Satoru Saitô ...
Mr. Hinohara - Ayana's Uncle
Nijiko Kiyokawa ...
Tatsunari's Grandmother
Miyuki Komatsu ...
Female Reporter in Shibuya
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Doctor
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Asakura Mito (voice) (as Christine Auten)
Marcy Bannor ...
Female Anchor B / Mother Nagamine (voice)
Vicki Barosh ...
Moribe Grandmother / Female Talkshow Guest A (voice)
Cameron Bautsch ...
Moribo (voice)
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Lieutenant C / Submersible Navigator (voice)
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Miyuki / Pedestrian Woman A (voice)
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Female Reporter A (voice) (as Heather LeMaster)
Rick Burford ...
Male Reporter A (voice)
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Pedestrian Woman B / Mother Hirasaka / School Girl A / House Mother / Answering Machine (voice)
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Lieutenant D / Submersible Captain / Talkshow Director (voice)
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Asagi Kusangi (voice)
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Rail Car Intercom (voice)
Marcie Corder ...
Auntie Mamma / Female Interview B (voice)
Kelli Cousins ...
Hirasaka Ayana / Young Hirasaka (voice)
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Kurata Shinya (voice)
Noriko Eguchi
Cynthia Ann Feaster ...
Bully Girl / Pedestrian Woman C / Talkshow Host Female (voice) (as Cynthia Feaster)
Marty Fleck ...
Officer Tan (voice)
Patrick Givens ...
Father Hirasaka (voice)
Joey Goubeaud ...
Paramedic (voice)
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Dr. Nagamine (voice)
Alex Harder ...
Kobayashi, Submersible Pilot (voice)
Richard Hasenmyer ...
Mobile Radio Guy / Interpreter (voice)
Steven Hasenmyer ...
Moribe Friend (voice)
Hikaru Ijûin ...
Policeman
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Male Anchor B / Bum A / Joe Hollywood / Submersible Pilot 2 / Radar Guy B (voice)
John Kaiser ...
Professor Nojiri (voice)
Takaya Kamikawa
Shôji Kôkami
Paul Locklear ...
Cousin Brother (voice)
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Lieutenant / Policeman Old / Rail Station Official (voice)
Thomas Meerbott ...
Military Bee / Bullhorn Guy (voice)
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Doctor / Male Anchor A (voice)
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Male Camper
Chris Nelson ...
Talkshow Producer (voice)
Duc Nguyen ...
Sakurai (voice)
Takashi Nishina
Masahiro Noguchi ...
Police Officer
Neil O'Sullivan ...
Radio Guy (voice)
Akira Ohashi
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Satoru / Pedestrian Boy (voice)
David Parker ...
Captain / Male Interview A (voice)
Rick Peeples ...
Mister Glasses (voice)
Ted Pfister ...
Talkshow Host / Chief Cabinet Secretary (voice)
Charlie Purdy ...
Military Cee (voice)
Marcy Rae ...
Female Interview A (voice)
Hal Raleigh ...
Commander / Uncle Daddy (voice)
Hal Rawley ...
Ayana's Uncle / Air Defense Sub-Commander (voice)
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School Girl B / Pedestrain Mother / Female Anchor A / Weather Lady / Camper Female (voice)
Henry Rogers ...
Submersible Mate (voice)
Don Rush ...
Policeman B (voice)
Wade Shemwell ...
Policeman A (voice)
Osamu Shigematu ...
Salaryman Interviewee
Paul Sidello ...
Osako (voice)
Kenneth Smith ...
Messenger (voice)
Yukitomo Tochino ...
Homeless Man
David Williams ...
Lieutenant B (voice)
Mike Yantosca ...
Military A / Mobile Radio Guy B / Rail Station Intercom (voice)
Yasunori Yuge
Kenjirô Ishimaru ...
Military Leader (uncredited)

Directed by

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Shûsuke Kaneko

Written by

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Kazunori Itô ... (writer)
 
Shûsuke Kaneko ... (writer)

Produced by

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Miyuki Nanri ... producer
Naoki Satô ... producer
Yasuyoshi Tokuma ... executive producer
Tsutomu Tsuchikawa ... producer
Mark Williams ... executive producer

Music by

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Kow Otani ... (as Kô Ohtani)

Cinematography by

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Junichi Tozawa

Editing by

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Isao Tomita

Production Design by

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Toshio Miike
Hajime Oikawa

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Yûichi Kikuchi ... assistant director
Koji Yamaguchi ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Yoshiyuki Kasuga ... assistant art director
Hiroshi Sagae ... assistant production designer

Sound Department

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Miki Nomura ... sound mixing engineer

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Shinji Higuchi ... special effects director
Makoto Kamiya ... special effects assistant
Mahiro Maeda ... creature designer
Rikiya Sô ... assistant moldmaker
Tôru Suzuki ... special effects assistant (uncredited)

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Kyoko Denda ... production manager: Digital Engine Lab.
Atsushi Doi ... 3d animator/compositor: Digital Frontier
Sachiko Eba ... matte painter: Digital Engine Lab.
Mitsuharu Haibara ... technical director: Imagica
Nobuya Ishida ... digital effects: Imagica
Hiroshi Iwamoto ... 3d animator/compositor: Digital Engine Lab.
Norihiko Iwasaki ... miniature effects
Keisuke Katohno ... digital matte art
Taro Kiba ... miniature effects
Hiroyasu Kobayashi ... 3d animator/compositor: Digital Engine Lab.
Nobuaki Koga ... matte painter: Digital Engine Lab.
Tadahiko Kurachi ... programmer: Digital Frontier
Yoichi Mouri ... iris modeler/3d animator: Digital Frontier
Yuichi Sato ... miniature effects
Atsuki Satô ... director: Digital Engine Lab. (as Atsuki Sato)
Nobuaki Sugiki ... technical coordinator: Nippon Eizo Creative
Isamu Tajima ... miniature effects
Kensuke Yamamoto ... 3d animator/compositor: Digital Engine Lab.
Yasuhiro Ôtsuka ... 3d animator/compositor: Digital Frontier (as Yasuhiro Ohtsuka)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Seiichirô Mieno ... lighting assistant
Miki Nakaoka ... still photographer
Junji Saito ... still photographer
Sôsuke Yoshikado ... gaffer

Additional Crew

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Carole Pavlik ... production assistant

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

After depleting the planet's mana to destroy Legion, Gamera is pushed to the point of desperation as he contends with an ever-increasing horde of Gyaos. Meanwhile, a young girl who blames Gamera for the deaths of her parents bonds with a strange Gyaos mutation over their shared hatred. The mutation, named Iris, soon matures into a deadly monster and attempts to take revenge on Gamera.

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Taglines I will not forgive Gamera. See more »
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Also Known As
  • ガメラ3 邪神（イリス）覚醒 (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Gamera 3: Iris kakusei (Japan)
  • Gamera: Revenge of Iris (United States)
  • Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (Canada, English title)
  • Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (United States)
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  • 108 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Despite Gamera being a turtle, none of the Heisei trilogy films make overt references to turtles. Director Kaneko would later confirm turtles do not exist in the Heisei Gamera universe. See more »
Goofs When the women are giving Ayana CPR, they are pushing down on her abdomen rather than her chest. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Gamera 1999 (1999). See more »
Quotes Mayumi Nagamine: Every creature, however unappealing, fights to the last to survive. Humanity as well.
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