Sentai Filmworks Reveals Girls und Panzer Film's English Dub Cast

Sentai Filmworks revealed the English dub cast for the Girls und Panzer der Film anime movie on Wednesday. Eleven Arts will screen the film with the English dub beginning on November 18 in the United States.

The dub cast, under ADR director Kyle Jones, ADR writers Tiffany Grantand Jones, and ADR spotter George Manley, includes:

Anglerfish Team:
Margaret McDonald as Miho Nishizumi
Rebekah Stevens as Yakira Akiyama
Jessica Calvello as Saori Takebe
Caitlynn French as Hana Isuzu
Molly Searcy as Mako Reizei

Pravda High School:
Hilary Haag as Katyusha
Shannon Emerick as Nona
Olga Jankowski as Klara
Karlii Hoch as Nina
Natalie Rial as Alina​

Turtle Team:
Rozie Curtis as Anzu Kadotani
Patricia Duran as Momo Kawashima
Meaghan Avocato as Yuzuko Koyama

Chi-Ha-Tan Academy:
Amelia Fischer as Kinuyo Nishi
Terri Doty as Fukuda
Chaney Moore as Tamada
Annie Mai as Hosomi
Kris Saltiel as Ikeda
Kalin Coates as Teramoto

Anteater Team:
Natalie Rial as Nekota
Karlii Hoch as Momoga
Maggie Flecknoe as Piyotan

Duck Team:
Chelsea Ryan McCurdy as Noriko Isobe
Carli Mosier as Akebi Sasaki
Cynthia Martinez as Shinobu Kawanishi
Kalin Coates as Taeko Kondo

Hippo Team:
Shannon Emerick as Caesar
Luci Christian as Erwin
Nancy Novotny as Oryo
Tiffany Terrell as Saemonza

Leopold Team:
Jennifer Gilbert as Satoko Nakajima
Luci Christian as Tsuchiya
Diane Gallagher as Hoshino
Brittney Karbowski as Suzuki

Mallard Team:
Tiffany Grant as Sodoko
Shelley Calene-Black as Gomoyo
Emily Neves as Pazomi

Rabbit Team:
Allison Sumrall as Azusa Suwa
Monica Rial as Karina Sakaguchi
Juliet Simmons as Aya Ōno
Katelyn Barr as Ayumi Yamagō
Maggie Flecknoe as Yūki Utsugi
Kara Greenberg as Saki Maruyama

St. Gloriana High School:
Kara Greenberg as Darjeeling
Stephanie Wittels as Rosehip
Ally Piotrowski as Orange Pekoe
Lauren Herink as Rukuriri
Joanne Bonasso as Assam

Saunders High School:
Emily Neves as Kay
Brittney Karbowski as Alisa
Stephanie Wittels as Naomi

Anzio High School:
Kira Vincent-Davis as Anchovy
Christina Kelly as Pepperoni
Christina Stroup as Carpaccio

Kuromorimine High School:
Kim Prause as Maho Nishizumi
Elizabeth Bannor as Erika Itsumi

Continuation (Jatkosota) High School:
Melissa Molano as Aki
Lauren Herink as Mika
Jenni Strader as Mikko
Carli Mosier as Nagura

Selection University:
Shenae'a Moore as Alice Shimada
Autumn Woods as Rumi
Melissa Pritchett as Azumi
Carolyn Medrano as Megumi

Other characters:​

• John Swasey as Corporate Slug​
• Christopher Ayres as Chairman​
• Joanne Bonasso as Punchy​
• Chelsea McCurdy as Shiho​
• Shelley Calene-Black as Ami​
• Joanne Bonasso as Ms. Shimada​
• Jenni Strader as Kanon​
• Tiffany Grant as Black Cat​
• Kyle Colby Jones as White Cat​
• Joel McCray as Mean Mouse​
• David Matranga as Shinzaburo​
• Maggie Flecknoe as Yukari's Mom​
• Christopher Ayres as Jungoro​
• Emily Neves as Yuri​
• Christina Kelly, Melissa Pritchett, Karlii Hoch, Elizabeth Bannor, Diane Gallagher, Carolyn Medrano, Samantha Stevens, Lauren Herink, Jenni Strader, Kalin Coates, Melissa Molano, Juliet Simmons, Kris Saltiel, Brittany Deans, Natalie Jones, Annie Mai, Tiffany Terrell, Chaney Moore, Tiffany Grant, and Nanci Brioso as Various Tank Girls​
• Ricardo Contreras, Joel McCray, Kyle Jones, Kris Saltiel, and Natalie Jones as Villagers​

Eleven Arts will hold the official premiere at the New People Cinema in San Francisco on November 18 at 7:00 p.m. The event will include a Q&A with the English dub's director after the film's screening.

Sentai Filmworks announced in September that it had licensed the film.

The Girls und Panzer film is director Tsutomu Mizushima's follow-up to his 2012 Girls und Panzer television anime about schoolgirls who learn to battle in tanks with other teams nationwide. The film opened in Japan in November 2015, and it ranked #38 in the top 39 highest grossing Japanese domestic films of 2015 (tied with Grasshopper). In addition, the film has continued to run in Japanese theaters and add to its earnings, almost a full year after its initial opening. Certain theaters in Japan will continue to screen the film through its one-year anniversary on November 21.

The film shipped in Japan on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on May 27, and the release came with a new OVA that takes place after the events of the movie, as well as an episode of the "Akiyama Yukari no Sensha Kōza" (Yukari Akiyama's Tank Lecture) shorts. The limited special edition Blu-ray Disc of the film sold 162,361 copies in its first week and topped Oricon's overall Blu-ray Disc chart for the May 23-29 week.

The film won a Seiun Award in July for Best Dramatic Presentation.​