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Mark DolanNarrator (voice)
Michael FassbenderSelf
James McAvoySelf
Jane GoldmanSelf - Screenwriter
Matthew VaughnSelf - Director
Kevin BaconSelf - Sebastian Shaw
Jason FlemyngSelf - Azazel
Zoë KravitzSelf - Angel Salvadore
Nicholas HoultSelf - Hank McCoy
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