The character M from The MOVIES movie

M (playing the role Mr. M)

The main character of the movie

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Actors Personal Life: M had probably the most uneventful childhood of the group. Nothing particularly dramatic happened to them, and they actually like it that way. M is incredibly easygoing and tends to be the person everyone else calls when they need someone to talk to. They don't necessarily give amazing advice, but they're very good at listening. M has a strong attachment to their childhood home and still keeps a ridiculous amount of old stuff from when they were younger. They're also secretly much more ambitious than they let people think.

The character O from The MOVIES movie

O (playing the role Officer O)

Mr. M's trusty sidekick

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Actors Personal Life: O grew up in a fairly ordinary family and was always the responsible one among their siblings. They were the sort of person who would quietly fix problems rather than talk about them. As an adult, O became very independent and moved away from their family. They still visit occasionally, but aren't particularly close with anyone. O has a small apartment that is meticulously organized, partly because they genuinely like things orderly and partly because they hate losing things. Despite appearing serious around others, O has a surprisingly dry sense of humor and is much more relaxed around people they trust.

The character M from The MOVIES movie

V (playing the role The Very Reverend V)

The scared religious guy they found on the street

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Actors Personal Life: V grew up in a large family and was rarely alone. They became extremely social as a result and are almost incapable of going somewhere without striking up a conversation with someone. V has always been fascinated by music and learned several instruments as a child, although they never became particularly good at any of them. They still play occasionally. They are also the kind of person who remembers tiny details about people—birthdays, favorite foods, stories they told years ago—and will casually bring them up years later.

The character M from The MOVIES movie

I (playing the role Intelligence I)

Super Intelligent robot they hired

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Actors Personal Life: I was an exceptionally curious child who constantly took things apart just to understand how they worked. Their parents eventually learned to hide anything they didn't want disassembled. I is now extremely intelligent and spends most of their free time learning about things that have absolutely nothing to do with their work. They might spend three weeks obsessing over astronomy and then suddenly become fascinated with ancient architecture. Socially, I isn't particularly expressive. They care deeply about the people around them, but often have difficulty communicating that.

The character M from The MOVIES movie

E (playing the role Entity E)

A rabdom alien that the robot brought with it

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Actors Personal Life: E had a relatively unstable childhood, moving between several different places before settling down. Because of this, E became very adaptable and learned how to make friends quickly. E loves collecting things—not necessarily valuable things, just interesting ones. Their home is filled with old photographs, rocks, coins, strange objects found on walks, and souvenirs from places they've visited. They have an unusually good memory for faces and can recognize someone they haven't seen for years.

The character M from The MOVIES movie

S (playing the role Sinister S)

The big bad evil guy

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Actors Personal Life: S grew up in a wealthy family, but their childhood wasn't particularly happy. Their parents were extremely demanding and treated achievement as more important than almost anything else. S became very competitive as a result. They hate feeling inferior to someone and can turn even completely meaningless things into competitions. Interestingly, S is not constantly cruel or unpleasant. Around close friends, they can actually be funny, generous, and extremely loyal. Their biggest problem is that they have difficulty accepting that they aren't always right. S also has a younger sibling whom they genuinely care about, although they'd probably never admit how much.