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A behind the scenes look at the making of 'Daredevil'!

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Top billed cast

  • Photo of Ben AffleckBen Affleck
  • Photo of Mark Steven JohnsonMark Steven Johnson
  • Photo of Gary FosterGary Foster
  • Photo of Avi AradAvi Arad
  • Photo of James AchesonJames Acheson
  • Photo of Matt ReitsmaMatt Reitsma
  • Photo of Lisa LovaasLisa Lovaas
  • Photo of Paul Ben-VictorPaul Ben-Victor
  • Photo of Joe PantolianoJoe Pantoliano
  • Photo of Yuen Cheung-YanYuen Cheung-Yan

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