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Fan Casting Anthony Padilla as Mikey Astion in The Fat Slags goes to Los Angeles (Animated Series)

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Anthony Padilla as Mikey Astion in The Fat Slags goes to Los Angeles (Animated Series)

Anthony PadillaUnited States

37 years old
Anthony Padilla (born 16 September 1987) is an American Internet comedian and is one of the two protagonists of the Smosh franchise and voices the character “Hal” in The Angry Birds Movie franchise...
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The Fat Slags goes to Los Angeles (Animated Series)

The Fat Slags goes to Los Angeles (Animated Series)

by Graham Dury
In United Kingdom, Two Fat slags sitting in couch. Tracy hears doorbell, she opens the door and she see the package. There magic marijuana in the box. They don’t think about marijuana but the Fat s...
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Anthony Padilla is known for his roles in Smosh: The Movie, The Angry Birds Movie, and The Angry Birds Movie 2. He has been suggested by fans for 359 roles on myCast, including Male YouTubers. in The Most Attractive Celebrities. Similar actors include Mark Fischbach, PewDiePie, and Ian Hecox. Anthony Padilla was suggested to play Mikey Astion in The Fat Slags goes to Los Angeles (Animated Series) by fandroidfan2002gamingmore. The Fat Slags goes to Los Angeles (Animated Series) has 23 roles, including Composer, Producer, and Caleel.

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