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Street Fighter (Street Fighter: La última batalla) is a 1994 American action film based on the popular video game franchise Street Fighter. It was produced by CAPCOM and distributed by Universal Pictures and Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International. It was released in the United States on December 23, 1994. Produced by Edward R. Pressman and Kenzo Tsujimoto, it was written and directed by Steven E. de Souza and starred Jean-Claude Van Damme, Raúl Juliá, Ming-Na Wen, Kylie Minogue, Byron Mann, Damian Chapa and Wes Studi.

Synopsis

In an impregnable fortress, renegade warlord M. Bison (Raúl Juliá) holds 63 hostages, whom he will kill unless he receives an exorbitant ransom of 20 billion dollars.

Colonel Guile (Jean-Claude Van Damme) and a dozen heroes from around the world will try to locate and free the kidnapped.


Cast

Image Character Original Actor Voice Actor
Mexico
Original Dubbing
Argentina
VHS
Argentina
3rd Version
Colonel
William Guile
Jean-Claude
Van Damme
José Lavat Ricardo Alanís Alejandro Outeyral
General
M. Bison
Raúl Juliá Blas García Omar Aranda Marcelo Armand
Chun-Li Zang Ming-Na Wen Mónica Manjarrez María Mendiry Mara Campanelli
Cammy White Kylie Minogue Laura Ayala Lucila Gómez
Ryu Hoshi Byron Mann Luis Alfonso Mendoza Hernesto Mussano Hernán Bravo
Ken Masters Damian Chapa Benjamín Rivera Nicolás Frías Diego Brizzi
E. Honda Peter Navy
Tuiasosopo
Mario Sauret Ariel Abadi Mario De Candia
Balrog Grand L. Bush Marcos Patiño Rodolfo Rodas Gustavo Barrientos
T. Hawk Gregg Rainwater Carlos Segundo Pablo Gandolfo
Zangief Andrew Bryniarski Víctor Hugo Aguilar René Sagastume
Victor Sagat Wes Studio Miguel Ángel
Ghigliazza
Ricardo Lani Gustavo Bonfigli
Vega Jay Tavare César Soto Nicolás Epstein
Dr. Dhalsim Roshan Seth César Arias Alberto Ramírez Beni Martín Gopar
Dee Jay Miguel A. Núñez Jr. Ismael Castro Hernán Chiozza Pedro Ruiz
Carlos "Charlie"
Blanka
Robert Mammone Armando Larumbe Fabio Salvador
Captain Sawada Kenya Sawada Daniel Abundis Ignacio de Anca
U.N. Official Simon Callow Jesús Colín Ariel Abadi Gustavo Dardés
Computer Christine Walton Lydia Areli Mares Laura Sordi María Laura Cassani
Inserts N/A Víctor Mares Ricardo Alanís Dany de Álzaga
Javier Gómez

Additional Voices

Argentina Argentina (Redubbing)

Extra data

  • The iconic phrase that says M. Bison to Chun-Li was changed from "But for me... it was a Tuesday" to "For me... it was a Monday" for reasons unknown in the Mexican dub.
  • When Ryu and Ken are intercepted by Chun-Li, Balrog and E. Honda, Ryu's dialogues differ depending on the adaptation:
    • The Mexican dubbing mentions that Honda was about to have "an encounter with Yokozuna".
    • In both Argentinian dubs the dialogue is more accurate, mentioning that Honda was about to be 'Yokozuna' (a high rank level for sumo wrestlers), but Ryu says "Yokozuma" by mistake in LK-TEL's.
  • In the credits of the Argentine dubbing, some names are miscredited:
    • Sawada is credited as "Saeada".
    • Zangief is credited as "Zagiee".
    • Luciano Piazza is credited as "Luciana Piazza".

See also

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