5 Hidden Facts About M3GAN You Missed While Watching

M3GAN proves itself more than android dances and NFL halftime shows — a movie that pays off viral hype with the production goods. M3GAN is a beautiful creepy android doll from hell who doesn’t look like other sinister movie playthings. You might say that M3GAN, as a character, achieves the apotheosis of dollhood. She seems completely fake and completely real at the same time. Here are 5 facts about M3GAN that you may not know.

1. Nothing she can’t do

Facts About M3GAN Source: Polygon

At 4 feet tall, she is small but mighty. When you forget to flush or wash your hands, she’ll remind you. She can explain the science behind using a drink coaster and ensure that you always will. At night, she can read your bedtime stories; by day, she can record your memories and preserve them for you forever. She sings, dances and reads emotional states: She is fully equipped to meet you where you are. When you fall, she’ll catch you. And when you’re bullied? Well…

2. What does the M3GAN mean? What does M3GAN stand for?

Facts About M3GAN Source: IMDb

Producer James Wan was about to unleash some new technological terrors on theaters. Replacing an “E” with a “3” is classic internet language, and everyone who used a computer through the early 2000s played around creating codenames that mixed letters and numbers. We were right on the spot, as M3GAN tells the story of a cybernetic doll (played by Amie Donald and voiced by Jenna Davis) that evolves beyond her safety protocols and turns into a dangerous killing machine.
M3GAN short for Model 3 Generative Android — is a humanoid babydoll terror designed by Gemma (Allison Williams) to be every kid’s best friend: a toy so good that you don’t need any other toys M3GAN follows the story of Gemma, a brilliant engineer who worked all her life to use high technology to create the most fabulous toys we could possibly imagine. Gemma’s work began in college when she built a robot named Bruce, which has an impressive range of movement and is controlled by using only a pair of cybernetic gloves
One of the more fun things about M3GAN, besides the batshit megabitch AI in pop starlet’s form at the center of the movie, is that this is all, immediately, such a bad idea. M3GAN, the doll, only gets fast-tracked because Gemma’s life demands it. Her niece, Cady (Violet McGraw), has suddenly been orphaned, and Gemma takes her in. But the only toys Gemma has around, ironically, are collectibles. And the only mothering she was prepared to do was of her tech babies, the little projects she grows in her lab. M3GAN was supposed to be a solution: a secondary parent (first red flag) for an aunt unprepared to deal with the emotional needs of a little girl (second red flag), whose efficacy is founded on solid tech, like being able to study the conversational models of children’s speech (third) in order to better understand and simulate them (fourth).

3. M3GAN is played by a real person

Facts About M3GAN Source: IMDb

Who play M3GAN? M3GAN is played by Amie Donald but the android character is voiced instead by Jenna Davis. Amie is a 12-year-old actress from Auckland, New Zealand who already starred in a project ahead of her M3GAN role. She played Maya Monkey in the 2021 Netflix fantasy series Sweet Tooth.

Facts About M3GAN Source: SNAP TASTE

MEGAN is her second role and she recently posted snaps of her at the film’s premiere on Instagram: “Had the most fantastic time last night at M3GAN premiere. So many wonderful people made this happen.” On the other hand, the sound of the doll comes courtesy of Jenna, an actress, singer-songwriter, dancer, and model. However, MEGAN actually serves as her debut role, introducing audiences to her talents.
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4. M3GAN is a good door which has to protect the owner

Facts About M3GAN Source: Variety

You have to expect that a doll dressed like the worst early aughts prep school girl you’ve ever known, like a villain from OG Gossip Girl Season One, is going to start murdering folks. It’s harder to imagine that she wouldn’t. And that’s half of the movie’s appeal. The trailer went viral because it was so gleefully silly: a robot Blair Waldorf with dance moves and a kill list. What makes M3GAN a little different from her horror movie forebears, like Chucky, the Gremlins, or the demon dolls of Puppetmaster, is that her mission is to protect her owner. She wasn’t designed to be evil; the threats of the world make her evil. Ostensibly. She’s a little like Scarlett Johansson’s disembodied voice in Her, too: a piece of intelligent A.I. who surpasses her intended uses because she’s too plugged-in, knows too much, grows far beyond the parameters of her existence.
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5. M3GAN can dance and sing

The question people most want to ask is, did @claymcleod and I do the #M3GAN dance?
And the answer is: https://t.co/NzUzXsRS9n pic.twitter.com/Wtviuqf5Dz
— Nat Cassidy | "MARY" NOW ON SALE!????? (@natcassidy) January 5, 2023

This cheeky horror film from producers Jason Blum and James Wan boasts a dancing and singing AI robot doll on a killing spree and Allison Williams as a roboticist.
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