Fan CastingDaredevil (2003)
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Story added by nurali on April 3, 2023
Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer, vows to fight crime in New York City, and assumes a secret identity as Daredevil. However, his mission attracts the ire of Kingpin, who will stop at nothing to have him killed once and for all. John Goodman plays Kingpin instead of Michael Clarke Duncan.read more
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Fan Casting Roles for Daredevil (2003)
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J. Jonah Jameson
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J.K. Simmons
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Benjamin Poindexter (Bullseye)
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Colin Farrell
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Nikolas Natchios
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Erick Avari
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Elektra Natchios
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Jennifer Garner
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Matt Murdcok (Daredevil)
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Ben Affleck
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Karen Page
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Ellen Pompeo
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Jack Murdock
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David Keith
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Stan Lee (Cameo)
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Stan Lee
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Wilson Fisk (Kingpin)
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John Goodman
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Peter Parker (Spider-Man)
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Tobey Maguire
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Ted Hoffman
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Ted Raimi
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Ben Urich
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Joe Pantoliano
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Franklin "Foggy" Nelson
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Jon Favreau
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Nick Manolis (Detective)
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Lennie Loftin
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Robbie Robertson
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Bill Nunn
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