| E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial | |||||
| Universal Studios (1982) | |||||
| Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction | |||||
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#1061 |
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| Drew Barrymore | Gertie | |
| Peter Coyote | Keys | |
| Sean Frye | Steve | |
| Robert MacNaughton | Michael | |
| K.C. Martel | Greg | |
| Henry Thomas | Elliott | |
| Dee Wallace-Stone | Mary | |
| C. Thomas Howell | Tyler | |
| Dee Wallace | Mary | |
| Erika Eleniak | Pretty Girl | |
| David M. O'Dell | Schoolboy | |
| Richard Swingler | Science Teacher | |
| Frank Toth | Policeman | |
| Robert Barton | Ultra Sound Man | |
| Michael Darrell | Van Man | |
| David Berkson | Medical Unit |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Steven Spielberg
Kathleen Kennedy |
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| Writer | Satyajit Ray
Melissa Mathison |
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| Cinematography |
Allen Daviau
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| Musician |
John Williams
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A science fiction fairytale about an extra-terrestrial who is left behind on Earth and is found by a young boy who befriends him. This heart-warming fantasy from Director Steven Spielberg became one of the most commercially successful films of all time. |
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