Digimon Tamers
Ten-year-old Takato Matsuda loves playing the Digimon card game with his friends and immersing himself in its imaginative world. One morning, he finds an unfamiliar blue card in his collection and swipes it through his card reader. Little does he know, his decision leads to its transformation into a D-Ark Digivice. When the mysterious device scans his designs for an original Digimon named Guilmon, it generates a Digi-Egg that later hatches into a living version of his own creation! Although Takato is thrilled to have a real Digimon, his idealized fantasy shatters when he realizes that his rambunctious new companion requires constant supervision. Adding to his troubles, Guilmon is targeted by Ruki Makino, a rival tamer who commands her partner, Renamon, to gain power by defeating other Digimon and absorbing their data. Luckily, Takato finds allies in his schoolmate Li Jianliang and his sassy Digimon partner Terriermon to help him on his journey as a real-life tamer. With sinister foes appearing at an alarming rate, Takato must strengthen his bond with Guilmon to protect both the human world and the Digital World. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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Won 6 Academy Awards
Academy Awards 6 won · 3 nominated
- 1967 Best Cinematography, Color Won Ted Moore
- 1967 Best Supporting Actress Nominated
- 1967 Best Supporting Actor Nominated Robert Shaw
- 1967 Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay Won Robert Bolt
- 1967 Best Director Won Fred Zinnemann
- 1967 Best Costume Design, Color Won Joan Bridge
- 1967 Best Actor Won Paul Scofield
- 1967 Best Picture Won Fred Zinnemann
- — Best Picture Nominated Fred Zinnemann
Golden Globe Awards 2 won
- 1967 Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama Won Paul Scofield
- 1967 Best Director Won Fred Zinnemann
BAFTA Awards 4 won
- 1968 Best British Film Won Fred Zinnemann
- 1968 Best Film Won Fred Zinnemann
- 1968 Best British Screenplay Won Robert Bolt
- 1967 Best Actor in a Leading Role Won Paul Scofield
Daytime Emmy Awards 1 won
- — Outstanding Drama Series Won
National Board of Review Award for Best Film 1 won
- — Best Film Won
National Board of Review: Top Ten Films 1 won
- — National Board of Review: Top Ten Films Won
Soap Opera Digest Awards 1 won
- 2005 Soap Opera Digest Awards Won Renée Elise Goldsberry
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