Digimon: A Million Points of Light (film)

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Digimon: A Million Points of Lights is an American science fiction action adventure film directed by Len Wiseman with Drew Gars returning as the main writer and producer. It is the sixth and final installment of the live action Digimon film series. It stars Dylan Minnette, Ty Sympkins, Noah Crawford, Mason Cook, Haliee Steinfeld, Joey King, Ansel Elgort, Josh Hutcherson, Asa Butterfield, Bella Thorne, Robert Sheehan, Liana Liberato, Hiroyuki Sanada, Jennifer Anniston and Peter Serafinowicz; with Tom Cruise, Jennifer Garner, Emma Watson, Ken Watanabe, Simon Pegg, Liam Neeson, Zach Woods and Samuel L. Jackson reprising their roles from the first trilogy; also joining the cast are Arthur Darvill, Anne Hathaway, Jai Courtney, Vic Chao, Tyler Perry, Sarah Michelle Gellar and more.

Plot

As summer vacation starts to begin, wild Digimon and Control Spires start appearing all over the world. The DigiDestined decide to go all around the world to team up with DigiDestined youths in different locations to send the Digimon back to the Digital World. Not only that, they also have to face an enemy who is responsible for this, assassinations on those who knew about the Myotismon attack and the reason Ken became the Digimon Emperor.

Cast

Humans

Dylan Minnette as Davis Monaghan, The new leader of the DigiDestined.
Noah Crawford as Ken Ichabod, a prodigy in sports and academics and a DigiDestined.
Mason Cook as Cody Hill, the youngest in the new DigiDestined.
Ty Simpkins as T.K. Jordans, an original DigiDestined and is the younger brother of Matt.
Joey King as Kari Kamden, An original DigiDestined and is the younger sister of Tai.
Hailee Steinfeld as Michelle "Yolei" Irvine, an energetic new DigiDestined.
Ansel Elgort as Tyler "Tai" Kamden, He was the leader of the previous DigiDestined and Kari's older brother. He attends college.
Josh Hutcherson as Matt Jordans, T.K.'s big brother and a member of the original DigiDestined.
Asa Butterfield as Korbin "Izzy" Isaacs, a computer expert and a member of the original DigiDestined.
Bella Thorne as Sora Taylor, Tai's best friend and a member of the original DigiDestined.
Robert Sheehan as Joe Kingston, the eldest member of the original DigiDestined.
Liana Liberato as Mimi Thatch, a blunt and outspoken teen and a member of the original DigiDestined.
Hiroyuki Sanada as Yukio Oikawa, a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Security Council and the creator of Hypnos. He turns out to be the mastermind behind Ken becoming the Digimon Emperor. While the DigiDestined are away to put the wild Digimon that appeared in the real world back into the Digital World, his plan is to spread the Dark Spores that was inside kids he had his henchman, Arukenimon and Mummymon, has kidnapped, so he can enter the Digital World.
Tom Cruise as Thomas Norstein, the first leader of the first DigiDestined that defeated Apocalymon and The Dark Masters.
Ken Watanabe as Satsuma Rentaro, the head of D.A.T.S. and a member of the first DigiDestined that defeated that Apocalymon and The Dark Masters.
Jennifer Garner as Zoe Norstein, Oliver's wife and a member of the first DigiDestined that defeated that Apocalymon and The Dark Masters.
Anne Hathaway as Relena, a highly trained spy working for DEVERO posing as a military specialist for Hypnos working undercover to find out Oikawa’s plan.
Vic Chao as Mitsuo Yamaki, Field Operations Director of Hypnos. Yale is tasked by Oikawa with eliminating the Digimon that appeared on Earth. He is unaware of Oikawa's true plans.
Emma Watson as Megan Shirlaw, the deputy director of D.A.T.S. Watson also makes a cameo appearance as herself.
David Henrie as Jim Kingston, Joe's brother.
Liam Neeson as George Loomis, the former U.S. Vice President.
Zach Woods as Marcus Damon, an agent at D.A.T.S.
Simon Pegg as Cedric Fallon, an astrophysist who helped the DigiDestined in the Myotismon attack and now an academic at CalTech and a struggling author.
Emma Roberts as Wendy Asher, a Caltech student from Fallon's class who stumbles across the main threat in the film. She becomes a new member of the team.
Will Arnett as Hilton Jordans, the news director of the KTVU TV Station and Matt and T.K.'s father. He is a member of the first DigiDestined that defeated that Apocalymon and The Dark Masters.
Bridget Mendler as June Monaghan, Davis' older sister.
J.K. Simmons as Christian Hill, Cody's grandfather.
Julianne Moore as Naomi Ashley, the DigiDestined's homeroom teacher.
Jack Black as Burybrad, a black marketeer whose is an informant to Oliver.
Matthew Broderick as Patrick Monaghan, Davis and June's father.
Connie Britton as Samantha Monaghan, Davis and June's mother.
Peter Stormare as Michel, T.K. and Matt's grandfather.
Emma Stone as Jane Theron, Fallon's publishing agent.
Ellie Kemper as Felicia Hill, Cody's mother.
Paul Rudd as Will Norton, a detective sergeant for the Los Angeles Police Department LAPD and Felicia's boyfriend.
Maria Bello as Barbara Irvine, Yolei's mother.
Mark Ruffalo as Louis Irvine, Yolei's father.
Georgie Henley as Christine Irvine, Yolei's older sister.
Britt Robinson as Mona Irvine, Yolei's older sister.
Calum Worthy as Malcolm Irvine, Yolei's older brother.
Nick Offerman as Daniel Ichabod, Ken's father.
Clea Duvall as Kelly Ichabod, Ken's mother.
Radha Mitchell as Nancy Tanner, Matt and T.K.'s mother and Hilton's ex-wife.
Ashley Judd as Katherine Isaacs, Izzy's adopted mother.
Jason Bateman as Mason Isaacs, Izzy's adopted father.
Timothy Olyphant as Harry Taylor, a college professor and Sora's father.
Tyler Perry as Samuel Whitburne, the President of the United States.
Sarah Michelle Gellar as Wanda Renwick, the Vice President of the United States and a Goodwill Ambassador for UN Women.
Jai Courtney as Wade Cargill, the leader of Hypnos' Special Ops Team and the right-hand man of Yukio Oikawa. He is the only one who knows about Arukenimon and Mummymon existence and Oikawa's plan.
Tao Okamoto as Riley Ohtori, Hypnos' chief computer expert.
Hayley Kiyoko as Tally Onodera, a computer operator for Hypnos.
Nora Zehetner as Maggie, Renwick's personal secretary.
Tim Blake Nelson as James Maguire, the U.S. Secretary of Defense.
Samuel L. Jackson as General Quincey Miles, a former United States Army Colonel who is now the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Staff who helped the DigiDestined in the Myotismon attack.
Anna Kendrick as Carol Williams, the creator of the Trans-Uploader who was sent to 15 years in prison after her inventions cost the lives of several government officals.
Ross Lynch as Michael, a DigiDestined from New York.
Ki Hong Lee as Han Pio, a Chinese DigiDestined and the eldest of the Pio brothers.
Brandon Soo Hoo as Ryan Pio, a Chinese DigiDestined and the middle of the Pio brothers.
Hudson Yang as Leo Pio, a Chinese DigiDestined and the youngest of the Pio brothers.
TBA as Yue Hong, a Chinese DigiDestined.
TBA as Mina, a Indian DigiDestined.
TBA as Derek, an Australian DigiDestined who resides in Gold Coast.
Alicia Vikander as Catherine Deneuve, a french DigiDestined.
TBA as Rosa, a Mexican DigiDestined.
TBA as Anna, one of the Russian DigiDestined.
TBA as Sonya, one of the Russian DigiDestined.
TBA as Yuri, one of the Russian DigiDestined.
Ryan Potter as Takato Matsuki, a Japanese DigiDestined.
Mackenzie Foy as Nora Kawton, one of the children that had the Dark Spores planted in them.
TBA as Keira Kurtis, one of the children that had the Dark Spores planted in them.
TBA as Henry Shirley, one of the children that had the Dark Spores planted in them.
TBA as Tad Oswald, one of the children that had the Dark Spores planted in them.
Leslie Mann as Jessica Kamden, Tai and Kari's mother.
Ty Burrell as Tom Kamden, Tai and Kari's father.
Scarlett Johansson as Selena Hassall, the lead anchorwoman for KTVU News.
Chris Pratt as Baxter Evans, the lead anchorman for KTVU News.
Jay Baruchel as Charlie Jeffers, Hilton's assistant.
Katy Perry as Jackie Boswell, a reporter for KTVU News.
T.J. Miller as Jeremiah Smith, a camera man for KTVU News.
Will Ferrell as Kevin Thatch, Mimi's father.
Kristen Wigg as Stacy Thatch, Mimi's mother.
Bobby Cannavale as Theodore Reynolds, the school principal.
Michael Fassbender as Henry Hill, Cody's deceased father. He was a police officer who died in the line of duty protecting a politician from an assassination attempt.
Logan Lerman as Sam Ichabod, Ken's deceased older brother.
Aasif Mandvi as Sachin Bhatnager, the U.N. Secretary-General.
Fana Mokoena as Dikeledi Falana, the President of the U.N. General Assembly.
Sophie Marceau as Colette Bouchillon, the Executive Director of UN Women.
Charles Edwards as Victor Aitken, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Shaun Toub as Sahir Rashid, the President of the UN Security Council.

Cameos

Emily Deschanel as Felicia Ganterity
Ryan Seacrest as himself
Giuliana Rancic as herself
Rob Lowe as himself
Adele as herself
Stan Lee as himself
Drew Gars as himself
Michelle Phan as herself
Pharrell Williams as himself
Mark Cuban as himself
Conan O'Brien as himself
Tessa Violet
Perez Hilton as himself
Pat Kiernan as a CNN News Anchor
Gilbert Gottfried as a guy on the news
Matt Smith as English news reporter
Brian Williams as himself
Jose Diaz-Balart as himself
Tamron Hall as himself
Thomas Roberts as himself
Kate Snow as herself
Savannah Guthrie as herself
Natalie Morales as herself
Robin Meade as herself
Thom Hartmann as himself
Abby Martin as herself
Bill Maher as himself
Trevor Noah as himself
Samantha Schacher as herself
Brett Erlich as himself
John Oliver as himself
Matt Lauer as himself
Al Roker as himself

Digimon

Digimon Partners

Derek Stephen Price voices Veemon, a 2-feet tall humanoid lizard-like creature. He has mostly blue skin, with a white belly and mouth. Veemon's head is large and roughly sphere, with two conical fleshy appendages attached to the back, possibly acting as ears. A small horn pokes where his nose would be. He is assigned as Davis' Digimon partner. DemiVeemon is Veemon's In-Training form.

- Doug Jones as Flamedramon (motion capture), the "Fire of Courage", is the form that Veemon takes when he armor digivolves using the Digi-Egg of Courage.

- Steve Blum voices Flamedramon. Raidramon, the "Storm of Friendship", is formed from Veemon digivolving with the Digi-Egg of Friendship.

Robert Axelrod voices Armadillomon, a small armored armadillo- like digimon with three-clawed limbs and a short tail.

- Tara Strong voices Upamon, the In-Training form of Armadillomon.

- Tom Fahn voices Digmon, the "Drill of Power", is the form Armadillomon takes when he Armor Digivolves with the Digi-Egg of Knowledge. He noted that the "drill of knowledge" makes him sound smarter. Submarimon, the "Reliable Guardian of the Seas", is the form Armadillomon takes when he Armor Digivolves with the Digi-Egg of Reliability.

Neil Kaplan voices Hawkmon, a small bird-like Digimon with red feathers and large yellow feet.

- Tara Strong voices Poromon, Hawkmon's In-Training form.

- Neil Kaplan voices Halsemon, the "Wings of Love", is the form that Hawkmon becomes when he Armor Digivolves using the Digi-Egg of Love. Halsemon's name is derived from Horus, an ancient Egyptian bird god. Shurimon, the "Samurai of Sincerity", is the form that Hawkmon becomes when he Armor Digivolves using the Digi-Egg of Sincerity. Shurimon's name is derived from the ninja weapon Shuriken.

Laura Summer voices Patamon, T.K.'s Digimon partner.

- Chris Hemsworth as Angemon, Patamon's Champion form.

- Dave Mallow voices Pegasus, the "Flying Hope", is the form Patamon becomes when he armor digivolves using the Digi-Egg of Hope.

Edie Birman voices Gatomon, Kari's Digimon partner. Nefertimon, the "Angel of Light", is the form that Gatomon takes when she Armor Digivolves using the Digi-Egg of Light.

-Rosamond Pike as Angewomon, Gatomon's ultimate form.

Tom Fahn voices Agumon

- Brianne Siddall voices Koromon

- Michael Lindsey voices Greymon

- Joesph Pilato voices MetalGreymon

- Doug Jones as WarGreymon (motion capture performer)

- Lex Lang as the voice of WarGreymon

Kirk Thornton voices Tsunomon, Gabumon, Garurumon, WereGaurumon, MetalGarurumon
Tifanie Christunn voices Yokomon, Biyomon

- Melodee Spevack voices Birdramon, Garudamon

Jeff Nimoy voices Motimon, Tentomon, Izzy's Digimon partner. Kabuterimon, MegaKabuterimon
Anna Garduno voices Tanemon, Palmon

- Mari Devon voices Togemon

- Jena Malone as Lillymon

R. Martin Klein voices Bukamon, Gomamon, Joe's Digimon partner. Ikkakumon

- Michael Sorich voices Zudomon

Oikawa's henchman

Jennifer Anniston as Arukenimon, a Digimon/human hybrid and a servant to Oikawa.
Ralph Fiennes as Mummymon, Arukenimon's right-handed partner and a servant to Oikawa.

The Daemon Corps

Nick Nolte as Daemon, a Demon Lord Digimon and the leader of the Daemon Corps. He poses as a human controlled for the public not to notice behind the scenes, he's not. He and Oikawa make a deal that after Oikawa gets Ken, he will give him to Daemon.
Eva Green as LadyDevimon, One of three servants of Daemon.
Charlie Adler voices SkullSatamon, a follower of Daemon.
Kevin Michael Richardson voices MarineDevimon, a member of the Daemon Corps that served Daemon.

Others

Arthur Darvill as Gennai, the DigiDestined's guide to the Digital World.
Steve Blum voices BlackWarGreymon, an artificial dragonoid Digimon who is created by Arukenimon's Spirit Needle attack, and 100 Control Spires.

- Spencer Wilding as BlackWarGreymon (motion capture performance), various Digimon (motion capture and costumed performance)

Mark Ryan voices Azulongmon, the guardian of the Digital World's Eastern Hemisphere.
TBA as Betamon
TBA as Syakomon
TBA as Crabmon
TBA as Floramon
TBA as Gotsumon
TBA as Unimon
TBA as Kuwagamon
TBA as Snimon
Douglas Tait as various Digimon (motion capture and costumed performance)
Derek Mears as various Digimon (motion capture and costumed performance)
Charlie Adler as various digimon voices
Frank Welker as various digimon voices
Tom Kenny as various digimon voices
Drew Gars as various digimon voices
Tara Strong as various digimon voices

Production

During production on Digimon 5, executive producer Drew Gars revealed that there will be a sixth film of the live action Digimon film series. It's confirmed that it will be directed by Len Wiseman. Gars announced that he will return as head writer and the main producer and it will be the final film of the franchise.

Simon Pegg, Liam Neeson, Emma Watson, Ken Watanabe, Zach Woods, David Henrie, Carla Gugino, Ty Burrell, Leslie Mann, Will Ferrell, Kathryn Hann, Ashley Judd, Jason Bateman and Samuel L. Jackson have comfirmed to return to reprise their roles from the previous trilogy.

Casting

On January, casting began by Gars offering a main supporting role to Anne Hathaway. Sarah Michelle Gellar was in talks to join the film's cast, revealed by Gars in February. Hiroyuki Sanada was set to reprise the role of Yukio Owikawa in March. On March, Gars confirmed via Twitter about the returning of Samuel L. Jackson to play her previous role in the third film, Quincey Miles. Tom Cruise and Jennifer Garner were also set to reprise their original roles from the previous films. Emma Stone signed on to star in the film in April. Tyler Perry's casting as the new President of the United States was confirmed in May. In that same month, Tim Blake Nelson was cast as the Secretary of Defense.

Trivia

Drew Gars returned to write the screenplay and produce the film.
This is the final film of the franchise.
Sir Christopher Lee was originally set to play Daemon, but he sadly passed away on June 7th, 2015.

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