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Cast

James Franco
as James Franco

Jonah Hill
as Jonah Hill

Seth Rogen
as Seth Rogen

Jay Baruchel
as Jay Baruchel

Danny McBride (IV)
as Danny McBride

Michael Cera
as Michael Cera

Emma Watson
as Emma Watson

Mindy Kaling
as Mindy Kaling

David Krumholtz
as David Krumholtz

Christopher Mintz-Plasse
as Christopher Mintz-Plasse

Rihanna
as Rihanna

Martin Starr
as Martin Starr

Paul Rudd
as Paul Rudd

Channing Tatum
as Channing Tatum

Kevin Hart
as Kevin Hart

Aziz Ansari
as Aziz Ansari

Samantha Ressler
as Karen (Franco's Asst.)

Douglas M. Griffin
as Father In Store

Lauren Graham
as Daughter In Store

Carol Sutton
as Cashier

Yohance Myles
as Cell Phone Guy

Richard Holden
as Priest

Brian Huskey
as Headless Man

Randi Rousseau
as News Reporter

Travers Mackel
as News Reporter

Amber Carew
as Cera Girl #1

London Gill
as Cera Girl #2

Dave Jensen
as Cannibal #1

Jack Flynn
as Cannibal #2

Carey Lamar Jones
as Rape Demon

Ricky Mabe
as Santa Cannibal

Jason Cox
as Paparazzi

Nick Carter
as Backstreet Boys

Howie Dorough
as Backstreet Boys

Brian Littrell
as Backstreet Boys

A.J. McLean
as Backstreet Boys

Kevin Scott Richardson
as Backstreet Boys

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Audience Reviews for This Is the End

• Aug 19, 2016

  Plenty of banter between contemporary comedy stars. The cameos from other stars and "how they are in real life" especially Michael Cera was hilarious. This movie is very enjoyable if you like the "Apatow brand" of humor. Check it out.
  

  Patrick W Super Reviewer
• Jun 19, 2016

  Think about the premise (actors playing themselves and dying as themselves in an apocalyptic end of the world event) what you want: there is promise it in. But when you kill off the majority of the cameos right in the beginning and then have the usual suspects have the usual dialog in a rather bleak apartment situation over and over, things do get a little tiresome after a while. While the final twist is surprisingly optimistic, the Backstreet Boys dancing in heaven is a certain way to kill a film ending. Stupid.
  Jens S Super Reviewer
• Sep 18, 2015

  "This Is the End" starts with Seth Rogen picking up his good friend Jay Baruchel at the airport. They quickly put to rest Seth's macrobiotic diet in favor of some fast food. After which, they hang out, play video games and smoke some weed. But Jay doesn't feel like going to a party at James Franco's, even as Seth talks him into it. They don't stay long, opting to buy some booze on their own. And that's when the world ends. If you can only watch one comedy about the rapture featuring Craig Robinson, then definitely go with the entertaining "This Is the End" which makes the most of its semi-limited budget to create some very memorable imagery. In general, the movie takes aim at the notion of celebrity with the cast playing alternate versions of themselves that are not to be taken seriously. However, it does confirm the worst suspicions about Danny McBride while giving the viewer a more pseudo-intellectual James Franco than previously thought possible. Otherwise, the in-jokes do not really work. Instead the movie is very meaningful when it comes to exploring the bonds of friendship.
  Walter M Super Reviewer
• Jul 09, 2014

  This Is the End, somewhat ironically, falls apart at the end, but its tear-inducing, hysterical first-two-thirds ensure that it's a comedic delight, brought to life by some of the most brilliant improvisation in cinematic memory.
  Isaac H Super Reviewer

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