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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 | |
| David M. O'Dell | Schoolboy | |
| Richard Swingler | Science Teacher | |
| Erika Eleniak | Pretty Girl | |
| Frank Toth | Policeman | |
| Robert Barton | Ultra Sound Man | |
| Michael Darrell | Van Man |
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| Producer | Kathleen Kennedy
Steven Spielberg Melissa Mathison |
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| Writer | Melissa Mathison
Satyajit Ray |
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| Cinematography | Allen Daviau
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| Musician |
John Williams
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An oddly-shaped alien with a glowing finger lands on Earth and befriends a young boy named Elliot and his immediate family after being lured into their house by Reese's Pieces candy. At the same time, a government agency is chasing after the alien with much less benign intent. As time passes, E. T. learns English from television, and develops a psychic link with Elliot. The agents draw closer to the house, eventually locating the family, and placing them (and the alien) under quarantine. However, the film ends well (if sadly) with a daring escape, and everybody learning a life lesson. |
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