Regrettal (played by Jessica Biel) is a protagonist in It's a Digital World.
Big Brad Wolf (played by Brian Huckeba) appears in It's a Digital World.
The Criminal (played by Robert Amico) appears in It's a Digital World.
Asian Sheep Herder (played by Jack Huang) appears in It's a Digital World.
Wonder Fem (played by Val Barri) appears in It's a Digital World.
Sheep Herder (played by Nicole Huze) appears in It's a Digital World.
Town Boy (played by Keaton Rogers) appears in It's a Digital World.
Movie Star (played by Sheila Lussier) appears in It's a Digital World.
It's a Digital World (1994) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Regrettal
(played by Jessica Biel) — protagonist
Big Brad Wolf
(played by Brian Huckeba) — supporting
The Criminal
(played by Robert Amico) — supporting
Asian Sheep Herder
(played by Jack Huang) — supporting
Wonder Fem
(played by Val Barri) — supporting
Sheep Herder
(played by Nicole Huze) — supporting
Town Boy
(played by Keaton Rogers) — supporting
Movie Star
(played by Sheila Lussier) — supporting
Mechanic
(played by Michelangelo Kowalski) — supporting
Slacker's Mom
(played by Wendy Michaels) — supporting
Vladimir Lenin
(played by Gregory Pyros) — supporting
Jack Sprat
(played by Tyrone Tann) — minor
Rollerblade Gang Member
(played by Todd Schroeder) — minor
Infomercial Host
(played by Ivan Allen) — minor
Handful
(played by Justin Torkildsen) — minor
Angry Witness
(played by Kacee DeMasi) — minor
Story Analysis
A programmed digital hero navigates a nursery rhyme town's modern isolation crisis.
Plot Progression
Nursery Rhyme Isolation
The Communication Paradox
Digital Intervention
Programmed Resolution
Directed by Paul Greenberg
It's a Digital World (1994) · 7/10 · animation, comedy, family, science-fiction
Content sources
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