Cast
- Ben Affleck as Bartleby, a former grigori.
- Matt Damon as Loki, the former Angel of Death.
- Linda Fiorentino as Bethany Sloane, an abortion clinic worker who is given the task of stopping Bartleby and Loki from returning to Heaven.
- Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith as Jay and Silent Bob, two stoner drug-dealing prophets from New Jersey who join Bethany on her quest.
- Salma Hayek as Serendipity, a muse who got a body on Earth so she could get credit for her work.
- Chris Rock as Rufus, the thirteenth apostle who claims that his absence from the Bible is because he's black.
- Alan Rickman as Metatron, the voice of God.
- Jason Lee as Azrael, a muse who was sent to Hell for refusing to take sides during the war between God and Lucifer.
- George Carlin as Ignatius Glick, a pompous, publicity-seeking Cardinal.
- Ethan Suplee as Voice of Golgothan "Shit Demon", an "excremental" (a play on elemental) formed from the excrement of all who were crucified at Golgotha when they died.
- Barret Hackney, Jared Pfennigwerth, and Kitao Sakurai as The Stygian Triplets, three teenagers brought from Hell by Azrael to aid in his machinations.
- Bud Cort and Alanis Morissette as God.
- Janeane Garofalo as Liz, Bethany's co-worker at the abortion clinic.
- Dwight Ewell as Kane, a gang leader.
- Brian O'Halloran as Grant Hicks, a reporter.
- Jeff Anderson as a gun salesman.
- Guinevere Turner as a bus station attendant.
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