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Plot summary
By 2015, cloning is common for animals, but human cloning is banned under the Sixth Day laws. Adam Gibson, a charter pilot, is hired by Michael Drucker, the billionaire owner of the cloning company Replacement Technologies, for a snowboarding trip, and Drucker has him take a drug test. When the family dog dies, Adam visits one of Drucker's RePet stores. His partner Hank flies Drucker to the mountains in Adam's place. Adam goes home and finds a duplicate of himself living with his wife and daughter. Before he can act, Drucker's head of security, Marshall, arrives with the agents Talia, Vincent and Wiley, and they take him away. Adam escapes and goes to the police, who take him for an escaped mental patient.
Cast
Arnold Schwarzeneggeras Adam Gibson
Michael Rapaportas Hank Morgan
Tony Goldwynas Michael Drucker
Michael Rookeras Robert Marshall
Robert Duvallas Dr. Griffin Weir
Sarah Wynteras Talia Elsworth
Wendy Crewsonas Natalie Gibson
Rodney Rowlandas P. Wiley (as Rod Rowland)
Terry Crewsas Vincent
Colin Cunninghamas Tripp
Ken Pogueas Speaker Day
Wanda Cannonas Katherine Weir
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The 6th Day (2000)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Arnold Schwarzenegger was paid $25 million to play Adam Gibson and his clone, out of a total production budget of $82 million.
- The 6th Day gave Terry Crews his first film role, as Vincent, one of the cloning corporation's assassins.



























