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Fan Casting Akiva Schaffer as Director of Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever

demurelyhydrated made this fan casting suggestion on June 24, 2022. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Akiva Schaffer as Director in Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever

Akiva SchafferUnited States

47 years old
An American writer for Saturday Night Live, a film director, songwriter, and a member of The Lonely Island, a sketch-comedy troupe that first found success on the Internet, which includes SNL cast ...
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Director in Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever
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Akiva Schaffer

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Director

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Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever

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Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever

Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever

by Mac Walters
On a remote space station overlooking the Elcor home world, a lone Spectre puts an end to the nefarious deeds of an outlaw band of mercenaries bent on galactic-wide domination.
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Akiva Schaffer is known for his roles in Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping and The Watch. He has been suggested by fans for 128 roles on myCast, including Director in Shawn of the Dead (2024). Similar people include Jared Stern, Sam J. Levine, and John Whittington. Akiva Schaffer was suggested to play Director in Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever by demurelyhydrated. Other people sugggested to play this role include Michael Giacchino, Paul Feig, and Kevin Bray. Mass Effect: Blasto: Eternity is Forever has 7 roles, including Composer, Turian C-Sec Chief, and Kronus.

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