Death ...is just the beginning

Title details

Type

Movie

Original title

Death ...is just the beginning

Release year

1990

Release date

January 1, 1990

Status

Released

Genres

Music

Production companies

Nuclear Blast GmbH

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Cast

Magnus Broberg

Himself (as Masse Broberg) (archive footage)

Peter Tägtgren

Himself (archive footage)

J

Jonas Österberg

Himself (archive footage)

Mikael Hedlund

Himself (archive footage)

L

Lars Laszlo Szöke

Himself (as Lars Szöke) (archive footage)

M

Mark Van Erp

Himself (archive footage)

Lee Harrison

Himself (archive footage)

George Fisher

Himself (archive footage)

Jon Rubin

Himself (archive footage)

Fredrik Thordendal

Himself (archive footage)

Peter Nordin

Himself (archive footage)

Jens Kidman

Himself (archive footage)

Tomas Haake

Himself (archive footage)

C

Christian Fuchs

Himself (as Christian Fetish) (archive footage)

A

Astrid Kleber

Herself (archive footage)

M

Martin Nestl

Himself (archive footage)

K

Kim Pil-Jeong

Herself (archive footage)

R

Robert Lepenik

Himself (archive footage)

Characters

• Himself (as Masse Broberg) (archive footage) voiced by Magnus Broberg
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Peter Tägtgren
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Jonas Österberg
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Mikael Hedlund
• Himself (as Lars Szöke) (archive footage) voiced by Lars Laszlo Szöke
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Mark Van Erp
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Lee Harrison
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by George Fisher
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Jon Rubin
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Fredrik Thordendal
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Peter Nordin
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Jens Kidman
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Tomas Haake
• Himself (as Christian Fetish) (archive footage) voiced by Christian Fuchs
• Herself (archive footage) voiced by Astrid Kleber
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Martin Nestl
• Herself (archive footage) voiced by Kim Pil-Jeong
• Himself (archive footage) voiced by Robert Lepenik

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